The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-04-23
DR.. ]. Il. Mcpherson. Dentist.

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Watson the Optician. Watson &
Moore the ST. Anthony Druggists.
Mrs C. Thompson has been sick for
the past week.
Mr. Henrichs, who has been laid up
all winter, is able to be out again.
w. s. Cheney of Pocatello. was in
the city couple of days this week
Walt Lewis has landed his sheep at
the upper end of Hog Hollow for lamb
ing.
T. Iverson. an assayer and chemist of
Butte is in the city visiting L. Knhl-
man.
Frank Dewitt is holding down the
first chair in w. w. Hoops tonsorial
parlors.
Members Of Company ID" don't fail
to attend the inspection on Tuesday.
May 9TH.
Prof. II. q. Fuller has accepted
position as clerk in County Assessor
z. 7. Clays office
+. ii. Davis, prominent mining
man Of Nampa, is in the city guest at
the Hotel Riverside.
DR.. Clark left today for Wisconsin,
where he was called to the bedside of
his brother who is very i'll.
Mrs. Abe Yeariap and baby. who
have been visiting relatives for the past
week, returned home last week
Maj. 0. T. Helm, of the third q. S.
Cavalry, will be in st Anthony Tuesday
May s. to inspect Company ID" n G. l.
On account of the commissioners
proceedings we are compelled tn leave
out considerable interesting news this
week
Our line of trimmed and untrimmed
hats cannot be surpassed Call and see
them before purchasing elsewhere
THE TERNES FURNISHING STORE.
Hugh l.. Thomas, manager of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
is up from Salt Lake looking after the
extension of the line in this county.
We have adopted latest methods of
selling carpets made to fit the room 80
samples to select from Prices 25c to
81 so yard SKALET & SHE'LL
H. J. Stone, prominent sheep man
of Chaplin, was in town Tuesday. He
says his sheep wintered we'll and will
have large clip.
Frank Collier and Frank Perkins
have been arrested upon the charge of
petit larceny. Their hearing comes up
before Judge Donaldson today
A fine band of 5000 sheep belonging
to the Lou Bitter Sheep Co.. passed
through town Tuesday enroute to the
Canyon Creek Landing and shearing
grounds.
Homer Holcomb and family left early
this morning for California, where Mr. |
Holcomb has purchased fruit farm in |
the Sacramento valley. They will 20
overland.
b. z. Homer returned yesterday from
Idaho Falls where he went Tuesday to
meet Mrs. Homer who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Utah for a
couple of months
Miss Beulah Brainard entertained
thirtysix of her classmates and friends
at her home Tuesday evening After
jolly good time at various games
a delicious lunch was served.
A very fine set of new bar fixtures has
been received by w. H. Burand, prop
rietor of the Burland Liquor House, and
when set in position will outshine any
thing in this part of the state.
Every man and some women knows
that 'Stetson' and Gordon hats are
the best We sell these hats and other
goods at 80 cents to s. CO.
SKALET & SHELL.
W. H. Burland came home Monday ,
from Butte and Philipsburg, Mont,
where he went last week to attend the
of Red Men. Mrs Burland ,
remained in Butte for few days visit ,
with relatives
The young men of Benevolent Lodge
will give ball at the Masonic hall to- {
morrow night. A big crowd is coming q
from Rexburg All visiting and resident t
A. +. d A NJ are expected to be pres d
ent
ID. l.. Cannon came down from briggs l
Monday to meet his wife who returned L
IN the morning train from Salt Lake c
where she has been in the hospital for :
medical treatment for several weeks. '
Mr.. Cannon reports her health much {
d
400 Cans of Chase q Sanborns Seal !.
Brand Coffee to be given away with :
other goods. We are giving away this
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