The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-25

Idaho Falls was in town today
F. " Ross left SUNDAY for Salt Lake
City to be absent for several days.
John Hendricks, postmaster at Mays
vile Is down attending court this week.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church will serve lunch on the
Fourth
&. c. Moore returned this week from
Missouri, where he has been visiting at
his old home.
Peter Mullen Of Sand Creek, was
shaking hands with his many friends on
our streets this morning
Rev l. W Gowen, q Baptist minis
ter will occupy the palpt at the NJ E.
church next Sunday morning.
Mrs Phil Averitt has been very i'll
for the past two weeks and al this
writing Is in critical condition
Hermon Blank, vice president and
manager Of the Montana Liquor Co. is
in the city visiting his old friend W H.
Burland
Two hundred head Of cattle passed
through town yesterday enroute to Is
land Park Railroad ranch. They were
brought from the Teton Basin
Attorney Hamer is getting bis name
mp As divorce lawyer He succeeded
in getting two divorces Monday after
noon time consumed being only FIVE
minutes
New line Of summer hats at Thomp-
sons.
q. w. Wocdvine. j. NJ. Woodburn.
ST and Dr. ] n Woodburn. J. NJ.
Cook and TX Deputy Sheriff Dave Rich,
prominent Rexburg citizens. are III at
tendance at court today
n J Gray returned Yesterday from
Park City Utah where he has been
two Or three days looking after some
mining property which he says is going
to prove very valuable
FL Griffith left Tuesday. with bis
children for Oakley, Idaho. where be
will leave them with their grand par
ents for the summer Mr. Griffith will
return u Fremont county III few
days
We have for immediate acceptance
good income paying city property to
exchange for farm property.
Robbie 81 Hammond.
A NJ Boylen purchased a large stock
Of fall and winter clothing last Satur-
day from f l.. Drumm travelling sales
man Of the firm of Hrsh- Wickwire &
Co. Of Chicago. The bill purchased
amounted to 81, 100
Any work done AZ my shop has the
style and neatuess Of first class tailoring
Cleaning and repairing speciality.
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The Cattle and Horse Growers associa-
ton met on the 22d inst. and there be-
ing but few present an adjournment
was taken until 2 o'clock, Saturday,
June q, at which time all cattle and
horse men should be present
Silas McMinn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowers of Henry Lake, came down to
the county seat on business the first Of
the week They say the hay and wild
grass look better this year than it has
for several years, and range stock is
very fat
John Cherry, some Of the real Old
genuine jackson Hole fruit is IN the
city this week attending court. Mr.
Cherry il an old hunter and guide ii the
Jackson Hole and it il reported that he
has killed more bear than any man in
the country
Broken lines and odd lots Of season
able merchandise will be offered at
prices which must close them out at
once. We advise early buying 10 get
the best bargains Skalet L Shell.
The many friends of,R. a. Curtis.
will be pleased to know Of his having
been placed in charge Of the Episcopal
church at this place Mr. Curtis ar
rived in the city this week, aud the
announcement of his meetings will be
found elsewhere in this Issue.
Attractive bargains in short lengths
remnants and mill ends OF fine mercer
lied Bingham, fancy striped white
Swiss, Tussah silk, Leno applique Bos-
ton Flemish lace, fancy mercerized
wasting and silk embroidered mnn
Skalet &, Shell
G. S. Terrill nd wife Of Omaha, ar.
rived in the city The first Of the week
and will remain for snort time Mr..
Terrill Is president of the Teton Tele
| phone company and is here on business
connected with the construction work
in Fremont county.
Bishop Funston has placed Mr.. ri
Ashton Curtis il. charge Of Trinitv
Episcopal church Of this place, and SER
vices viii be held Sunday rs follows:
MoInlhS prayer a. IN
Children S service - m
Evening prayer o. m
guarantee my work and the shaping
OF patterns in cutting to be Of the latest
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