The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Lou Beckhart, postmaster at Rea,
was down Monday after supplies.
Chas Louis is assisting the book
keeper at the First National Bank.
John H. Merrith, guard at the pen
came over Tuesday after Fred Jones'
the County Assessor says taxes are
coming in at the rate OF about $500
day.
O. W. Campbell of Squirrel creek,
registered at the Hotel Riverside Tues
day.
BORN-To the wife of B. J. Lavery,
Salem, Nov. 9th, girl. DR.. Middleton
attending.
Thos. Patton has been appointed Jail
guard and janitor vice John Burrell
resigned.
r. H. Row was awarded the contract
for putting in some piling ON the South
Fork bridge.
j. p Hollis of Shot Gun, was a
purchaser Of winter supplies in the city
the first of the week
j. NJ Cook, J. A. Stephens and j. r.
Winters of Rexburg, were registered at
the Riverside Friday.
The following marriage license was
issued by the clerk: George J. Brewer,
81 and Jessie Kent, Is.
Miss Mills of Great Falls, Mont,
arrived in ST Anthony Thursday last,
the guest of her brother Bob
7. B. Crabb of Vernon, was caller
at this office today and had his name
enrolled on our subscription list
John Marshall, who has been out
cooking for Ed Sheffield's hunting party,
is in the city having good time
I. 7. Shell, and son left last week for
North Dakota where Mr. Shell will look
after his business interests there.
N G. Hansen and Chas. Stohn
ranchers of Farnum, were in town the
fore part of this week on business.
A party of U. S, geological surveyors
under James G. Camp Of Boise, regis
tered at the Hotel Riverside Tuesday.
w. H. Burland has gotten in large
number Of rustic souvenir bottles which
will be filed and used for the Christmas
trade.
Clarence Oakden returned home from
Idaho Falls where he has been looking
after the Tautphaust ranch for several
weeks,
A. K. Steunenberg, president of the
First National Bank Of ST. Anthony
came over from Caldwell on Sunday s
train on business.
One of our city dudes was to have
been married here on the 9th inst, but
failed to make connections For particu-
lars see Herbert Lee.
The Fall river bridge was not received
by the Commissioners owing to the
shortage of lumber and the incompe-
tency of the work.
Geo. Brown of Chester, was in town
Tuesday and made this Office a call
having his name added to our daily
increasing subscription list
The S. L. Miller ranch, one mile
above the Black Springs, has been
purchased by John During of Strom
burg. The 100 acres brought So, 500
R. j. Costley received telegram Sun
day morning stating the death of his
mother in Wisconsin. He left on Mon
days train and will be gone about two
weeks.
R G. Heise, proprietor OF the popular
resort at Heises Hot Springs, was in the
city yesterday. He says business at the
springs is good and getting better al
the time.
Ernest Uden. proprietor of Elk rancl
in Island Park, came down Tuesda,
bringing with him party of Salt LAX,
dudes who have been taking an outine
in the hills
The flies bothered Chas Mackert il
the bald headed row last night. Chas
is making big kick. He says Cocktail
Bill Burland took him to the show ant
he had 10 pay for his ticket.
A complete account of the dispositio,
OF all civil cases will be given in GU
next issue. We are compelled to la,
this news over account of the scarcit,
of "typestickers' in these parts.
E. L. Mitchell of Black Springs ha
sold his ranch to Honess Bros. from
Stromburg. They returned home OF
today's train and will return to tax,
possession in the spring. The rancl
brought the neat little sum of 81, 900 fo
800 acres. Mr.. Mitchell will leave with
in about ten days for short trip t,
Nebraska where he will visit with hi
family.
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