The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-21
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once ], A. Jacoby, Dubois, Idaho
A very neat job of paper hanging was
done by Artist Roche last week in w.
H. Burland's wholesale liquor house,
which adds much to its appearance.
Miss Maude Parry is showing the
newest styles in ladies' trimmed and
ready-to-wear hats, also fine assert
ment of children's washing bonnets and
null hats
Neif Secrist, who has had charge of
the Eccles Cattle Cos ranch in Island
Park, has severed his connection with
the firm and will live on his desert
claim about four miles northeast of
town, where he has half section of
good land under the Dewey Canal
E. S Bowler of Plano, Idaho, is now
at G. s. CoXson's livery stable with his
trotting stallion Frank Jenson," bred
by "Kader" by Woodford Wilks, and
will stand at G. s. Coxson's livery stable
Mondays for the coming season Terms
$40 cash, or $l5 for the season
Henry Schoal arrived in the
city from Butte Tuesday to re-
main in St. Anthony. He has
accepted position as butcher
for the Fremont Meat & Pro
vision Co., who will open their
new meat market next Monday.
The company has erected a
brick building and fitted it up
with new fixtures and we don't
hesitate to say that it is one Of
the neatest, if not the neatest
shop in Idaho.
Mr.. Moody, miner and pros
pector OF Y ictor, was in ST. An
thony the first of the week on
business. He said to a PEAK
reporter that the snow was vet
too deep in the mountains for any
one to make an intelligent re-
port in regard to the prospects
Of the Victor excitement but
that the mountains around Vic
tor contain valua BILE lodges of
copper, the like of which he has
not seen for many years. He
bespeaks a great future for the
Victor mining district, and
thinks it will develop into one
OF the richest mining camps in
the northwest within the next
sixty days
Chas. French, local editor of
the Rexburg Current and Jour
nal, was in the county seat the
first Of the week on business be-
fore the county commissioners.
At the April board meet
ing the commissioners awarded
the publication of the delinouent
tax list to the Current stipulat-
ing in their order that it was to
be published at 15c per name.
1t appears that the manager of
the Current discovered later that
the type could scarcely be set
tor that price consequently, Mr..
French appeared before the
board and asked that the order
be changed from 15c per name
to l5c for each description of
delinquent property described,
which was granted by the com
miSSiOners.
One H. G. Moore, from we
don't know where, presented a
bunch of recommendations at
this office last Friday, repre-
senting himself to be a solicitor
and collector. Being in need
very badly of that sort of a per
son, the management of this
paper decided to give him a
trial. He did very nicely for a
couple of days, until his mind be-
came overburdened with pros
perity at the accumulation
OF 40 Il day and he began i'm
bIbing very freely in corn Juice.
Monday afternoon he was dis
covered to be completely
intoxicated, and having spent
an the money he had collected,
his pay was stopped and his lob
came to sudden end. He will
now pass along the line and
present his bunch of credentials
to some other newspaper. We
warn our brothers to look out
for him.