Montpelier examiner. [volume], February 29, 1896, Image 1

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MONTPELIER, IDAHO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARYw', J!*fHi.
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Mock of Winter Stock at a
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most complete in the county. All the
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All goods in stock must go no
matter how cheap. At The Fair. 1
Mrs. Bert Thatcher arrived in
this city Tuesday and will assist
her husband in staging several
plays he intends putting on shortly.
In Judge Patten's court Wednes
day the case of Ike Tunks vs.
Elijah Cutler was tried by a jury.
Verdict for plaintiff was returned.
Defendant gave notice of an appeal
Our "Winter G-oods
Are nearly gone, but we still have a few
BOB-SLEDS, ROBES & BELLS.
We NOW OFFER them at regular prices
and will take in payment
Good Marketable Lumber
Ij Sawed to our order and delivered by
or before JUL Y 1st, IS 96 .
Spring - is nearly here
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF
and Spring
Implements
Plows, Harrows, Drills,
We have just received the choicest stock of
ALFALFA, TIMO
THY, REDTOP.
garden
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SEEDS
Prices the Lowest.
Don't miss it.
Now is your chance.
Co-op W. & M. C o.
Idaho.
Montpelier,
Local Uappenlaga.
A chinook wind brought a snow
storm Wednesday.
Elegant line of new
|M in at Hammond & Whitman's
neckties 1
lurt has adjorned and Judge,
lawyers and jurymen have re
turned to their homes.
For a first class smoke in tfye
cigar line, call at the City Dru|g;
store. Only the finest brands kept
in stock.
Joe Hannak and family moved
to Pocatello Tuesday, where they
will reside in the future. Joe has
secured a good position in the Gate
City.
The City Drug store have the
purest and best line of wines and
liquors ever brought to Montpelier.
They were prepared expressly for
family use. Try them.
The Phantom ball on the 17th
of March for the benefit of the fire
campany ought to be largely at
tended. A good supper will be
served on the stage and a grand
time is in store for all.
Chas. Schmid, Montpelier's tail
or, will henceforth make to order
suits from $16 to $75. These are
cash rates, so don't ask for credit.
Quality of goods and fit guaran
teed the best. 34-tf
The house opposite the Anchor
Saloon, which was used by Frank
Coburn last summer as a fruit
stand, wa s moved to the vacant lot
^^^B^|feMkk)ostofficc Saturday.
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Confusion the funniest of plays.
Next Monday at the opera house.
The finest line of stationery ever
seen in Montpelier at City Drug
store.
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Fun by the bushel at "Confus
Next Monday evening at
ion.
the opera house.
During the Lenton season I will
have fresh fiïh for sale Wednes
days and Fridays of each week.
H. II. Hoff 1 .
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Cattle ship better when dehorned.
We have the only chemical de
herner on the market. Riter Bros.
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Drug Co.
Conductor E aton is back from
the east and as predicted by the
Examiner brought a handsome
bride with him. We extend best
wishes.
Judging from the program that
is to be rendered by the Primary
association tonight, there is no
doubt as to there being a large at
tendance. They are deserving ot
it all, for the ladies have spared no
time in preparing for a grand suc
cess.
The forty car-loads of machinery
shipped west the other day, and of
which all the daily papers made
mention, were consigned to the
Co-op Wagon & Machine Co., of
Salt Lake. Buying in such quan
tity means they were bought cheap
and patrons of this mammoth in
stitution will get the benefit. The
Montpelier branch will get its
share of this order.
dead. In Wyoming
Ulatrlct Caart.
Besides tho cases mentioned last
week the following were disposed
of:
State vs. Andy Mcliwain. As
sault with intent to kill. Jury
trial. Verdict, guilty as charged.
Sentenced to five
years in state j
penitentiary. Stevens vs. Dewey.
Note; verdict for defendant. This
decision reverses the justice court
verdict.
Bank of Wamego vg. Skinner,
et al, Bank of Troy vt. Lindford
et al., and Johnson vs Lintord et*
al., judgments for plaintiff»
Quay le vs. Barrett et. al. Judg
ment by consent for plaintiC for
$2500.
McDonald vs. Rogers. Judg
ment for plaintiff' for $25.
Holmgreen vs. Holmgreen. De
cree of divorce granted.
Law, administrator vs Spence.. •
H. S. Wolley and C. A. Hoover in-lyT
tervenors.-- Court refused to allow i
foreclosure of real estate mortgage, '
and gave intervenor, Hoover, a
prior lein on the personal proper
ty mortgaged to the amount of his
claim. Court held that Woolcy
mortgage wag paid. That the
plaintiff have prior lein on per
sonal mortgage included in his
mortgage and not in the Hoover
mortgage, and a junior lein on
personal property described in the
Hoover mortgage. Personal judg
ment for about $3300.
Hertzog vs. Meacham; judg
ment by consent for plaintiff for
about $1000.
A. J. Harris vs. Dan Stevenson,
et. al., appeal dismissed.
Chaffin vs. Pierson; continued.
Daughters vs. Kelly; decree of
foreclosure granted.
Osborne & Co. vs. Stucki; new
trial granted on condition that
plaintitf pay $75 terms, within 20
days.
\ Buhler vs. Bucher; appeal dis
missed.
J McMillian vs. Hix, et. al., con
tinued.
Wilcox vs - Deere, Wells & Co.,
continued
Passey vs. Deere, Wells & Co.,
and Sheriff Davis; demurer to
amended complaint sustained. In
junction dissolved. Cause con
tinued.
State vs. Ike Tunxs; appeal from
justice court. Defendant plead
: guilty and as 30 days had already
been served, the court cut down
his sentence to $50 fine.
Appeal of Justice Kelly from
commissioners action on his bill.
All items allowed except $6 for
case of state vs. Monroe et. al. In
this hearing the court took occa
sion to censure commissioner Hoff
for accepting $50 from the county
as expenses for his trip recently
to Boise. The court also intimated
that he would consider a case
brought with a view of recovering
this amount.
Hammond vs. U. P. Receivers
and Scott vs. same parties; ordered
that same be transferred to U, S.
circuit court for Idaho to be tried.
The Co-op. W. & M. Co., re
ceived two carloads of Glidden wire
left fol
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DRY GOODS, GROCFRIESt
BOOS, SHOES, GENTS FUÄ
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line of
THIN
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To which we have lately added a com}
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CROCKERY AND GLA:
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RUBBER BOOTS.
In order to close out our stock of Rubber Boots we make f
the following prices:
PER PAIR H
LADIES PEBBLE WOOL LINED $1
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