The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-21

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twenty-five men is ready to start
on the construction of the Marys.
vile line. About 1000 poles are
already on the line of construc-
ton.
All of that beautiful chinaware at
cost. Watson q Moore.
Hon. c. G. Moore visited Boise
the first of the week on business
with the state school board in
regard to the sale of the bonds
of the st. Anthony Independent
school district. The state board
purchased the bonds for five per
cent
Get your school bonds at the PEAK.
We keep them in stock.
The Schwitzer-B Bowers Go.
opened their general merchan-
disc store at Rigby last Satur-
day to an excellent business. B.
Z. Bowers of the Golden Rule
store. went down on Friday
afternoon S train to attend the
opening.
packages of Dukes Misery for Poe
at Thompson's
Assessor Z. II. Clay returned
from the rural districts the first
OF last week, where he has been
assisting his deputies in the
work. He has four deputies in
the field and informs us that the
assessment roll will be finished
up IN about week.
Free sugaris the premium at Thomp-
sons.
=. f. Ursenbach, manager Of
the Victor Mercantile Co.. was
in the city Tuesday enroute to
Idaho Falls on business. Mr..
ursenbrch says things are boom
ing at Victor, and he predicts a
rush IN there as soon as the snow
leaves the mountain tops.
Watson the Optician, Watson &
Moore the ST. Anthony Druggists.
A suspicious looking character
arrived III St. Anthony Tuesday
afternoon whom nobody seemed
to recognize, but after having
bath and Il shave, he was recog-
nized as Mr. w. w. Curran. who
had just returned from week s
stay at his ranch in Camas Mea-
dows.
II cans Of tomatoes or corn for 81 90 at
Thompsons.
A Book Social will be given at
the Presbyterian church Friday
evening May "a. Everybody is
invited, and each should in some
way represent the name of some
well known book. A prize will
be given to the one guessing the
largest number of names repre-
Sented.
Buy yonr watches and jewelry at
Ashcrafts
Geo. Oberhansly, who has been
shearlng sheep at the Boise
steam clipper plant, returned
home Wednesday. Geo. hash t
much to say about that section
OF the country, but seems to be
III very happy frame of mind
and can only say, "that girl is
certainly hummer"
Any one having 20 foot poles to sell
will do well to see the Teton Tele-
phone Co.
The Rocky Mountain Bell |
Telephone Co. has 76 subscribers
on their ST. Anthony exchange
and new lines are being added |
daily. Manager Carey informs
us that the company intends to
run another line from st. An
thony to Pocatello, the toll bust
ness being SO heavy that it can
not be handled over one line.
'Peg- leg" Ellis has been held
charged with the murder of JOS.
Brown. Col. Thos r. Hamer
has been retained by the state to
assist County Attorney Clark of |
bingham Co., in the prosecution. |
The case will come up at the
next term of the district court
which convenes next Saturday
at Black foot.
Vienna Bread Rye Bread. Graham
Bread ana Pnmpinchol from the ROYAL
bakery received daily at the Hub. Leave
your orders.
ooren kelson and G. w.
Pettys, prominent ranchers and
stockmen of Kilgore, were in
town last week loading up their
summer supplies. Mr.. Kelson
was a pleasant caller at this
Office and stated to us that the
iced on the range was nearly as
good as it is down this way and
the stock in that section is doing
fine.