The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-09-17

Born-To the wife of NJ. Hillman of
Edmunds, ON Sept. 10, 1908, an eleven
pound boy.
Born-To the wife of George Hold
man, of South st. Anthony, on Sept. IA,
1903, a girl.
NJ. Hillman of Edm unds is the proud
father of avery fine big boy born last
Sunday morning.
Chas, French, city editor Of the Rex
burg Journal, was on the streets of our
village this morning.
w. E. Mcdonald and wife of Teton
Basin were registered at the Riverside
the first of the week.
See A. NJ. Boylen's page ad. in this
issue. You will find some interesting
bargains by reading it.
H. L. Cannon, the briggs merchant,
and Miss Brown were in the city Mon
day enroute to Salt Lake City.
D. T. Gilmore a rancher and lumber
man of Haden vas doing business in
the city a couple of days this week,
Come and pay up your old account.
CHAs. WATSON,
The st. Anthony Druggist.
j. A. Prater, son-in-law of H. c..
Harshbarger, came in from Ontario,
Oregon the first of the week for a short
visit.
Geo. Allen a prominent rancher of
Teton Basin, was in st. Anthony the
first Of the week on business and
purchasing supplies.
Miss Ethel Oakley of Montpelier, sister
of Rube Oakley of st. Anthony. came up
the first of the week and will spend the
winter with relatives.
j. W. Leedom and wife of Butte,
arrived in the city last Friday and MIR.
Leedom has accepted a position as cook
at the Riverside Hotel.
John Pratt, the genial and accom-
modating operator who has been over at
Aonida for several weeks has been
transferred back to st. Anthony.
A. NJ. Boylen, the clothier, has just
received a full and complets line of fall
and winter clothing and gents furnish
ings, His store is full of the neatest
and latest styles which shows that Mr..
Boylen is here to please the public.
nj DoIL &c 1Jv:le-.1
finest residence buildings about COM
pleted on that side of the river for many
miles. The plasterers and painters are
now at work and will have the building
ready for occupancy in a few days.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
Will give a social at the opera house
Tuesday evening Sept. 22nd. Refresh
ments Of pumpkin pie, doughnuts, cake
and coffee will be served. Admission
% cents. Music by the orchestra and
band.
Atty. james Gwinn, DR.. Blevins and
County Treas. Borrows returned the
first of the week from the Lucky Dog
ranch at Island Park, where they have
been for several days overseeing the
work of constructing bitches and break
ing land.
The PEAK job department received
the first of this week from the New
York & Utah Paper Co, a very fine
line of stationery. We also have in
stock a fine line of correspondent cards
and fancy stationery, ladies and gents
cards, colored bond l~etterheads and
envelopes, invitations, etc.
Quite SUI of money was raised in
st. Anthony a few days ago for an
exhibit at the Ogden Congress. We are
told thata all the exhibit seen there was
two sheaves of wheat, three turnips.
three sugar beets, four apples, Chas.
Moore, Col. Hamer, DR.. Clark. and [. E.
Houghton. The remainder of the exhibit
having failed to reach the scene of action
in time.
A severe snow storm struck the
mountains last Saturday extending all
over he country. The snow capped
peaks can be seen in every direction.
The heavy frosts which have occurred
since have destroyed all late garden
stuff, but has done no material damage
TO the wheat and hay crops as nearly
everything of any consequence has been
harvested.
The PEAK office is printing 5000
booklets setting forth the resources and
advantages of the upper Snake river
valley to be used for distribution Mt the
National Irrigation Congress at Ogden.
the fairs at Blackfoot and at Boise and
also for circulation among eastern
homeseekers. Parties desiring COPIES TO
send to friends who are looking toward
the west can secure copies by calling at
this Office.