Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-08-12

From the Files OF the Examiner
August %. 1895

Mrs. Chas E. Harris is visiting rel
atives and friends in Evanston and
Park City this week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnston and Mrs. J. l..
Underwood are sojourning few days
at Soda Springs.
A trip to Soda Springs Tuesday,
found the people there flourishing
and business good. One or two new
business hrouses have opened there
recently.
Beginning next week the Examiner
will be issued on Thursdays instead
of Saturdays. This will insure its
going over the county on the follow
ing day.
Be sure this fall to cast your ballot
for the amendment knocking out the
district attorneys office. A eoun-
ty attorney is what every county
needs.
J. B. Warren and family. Mrs.
Brennan and Miss Murphy returned
this week from their visit to the Ma
tional Park. They report q royal
time.
Marshal Hager and Wife, Hank
Collipriest and wife and several
others from Fossil returned Thursday
from a ten days outing in the noun
tains. They had a merry time while
away fishing hunting and taking in
/ the fine scenery.
Many of the passengers of No. q.
have ben afraid to get out of the
coaches while stopping in Montpelier
for fear the bank robbers are waiting
around to hold some one else up. We
assure these timid travellers that
there is not the slightest danger.
Several crs of cattle and sheep
were loaded at Montpelier this week
| for eastern markets.
i Ed. Burgoyne has bran new de-
livery wagon. 1t is the pride OF the
store and certainly a beauty.
Mike Donkowski tonsorial artist
of Green River. will arrive Monday
and take chair in Joe Fuller's
Barber shop.
It is said that Anaconda is to again
get its coal at Rock Springs. This
will be good news for the coal camp
and the railway boys, for 1t means a
lot of work for both. The report
says the copper camp is to get 10
cars a day all winter. The mines
are now shut down for repairs, but
will start up by September 18th.
Nose Lewis. The Leader, will leave
for the east about September LIST.
The party who is to examine and
: find tho most feasible route to the
National Park and Jacksons Hole
from Montpelier, will leave this city
about September 18th.
The narrow escapes OF the Arcade
hotel from fire this week once more
demonstrates the necessity of provid
ng some suitable means or combat
ting this demon. The ciey has 9
volunteer firo department but tn,
hoys so far have nothing In the way
Of apparatus with which to worl
Something ought to be done in THU
line.
1t is now definitely known that tn,
bank robbers were not headed b.
Tom Mccarthy, as many at flrs
believed. They were all young meI
probably not over thirty, while Nc
Carthy is known to be at least forty
years old
Sheriff Davis and deputies Ride
and Malone have returned from theiI
Ichase of the bank robbers TIL,
thieves were tracked as far as shy
ders basin, where all signs were lost
The pursued had changed horses sew
eral times and made hard long rides
II is now believed that two of then
are wanted in Utah for the murder o
two men Their some years ago. 4
very god description has been obtain
cd OF the robbers and they may yet b.
caught. The officers made a hare
ride over rough country in their ef
fort to overtake the law breakers. /
is hard to tell just which way tn
gang was headed but presumably T.
Colorado.