The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

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delinquent on the first Monday in Jan
nary.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ E. Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. B. M.
Wood Thursday Dec. 81.
The type for the Simplex Typesetting
machine arrived Tuesday and we now
have the machine in good working
order.
The w. c. 7. y. will meet on Wednes
day January 9Th with Mrs. Shell. All
ladies cordially invited
Mrs Fannie Quinn, Rec Sec.
Andy Stone has on exhibition at the
Metropolitan Market a yearling sheep
raised by I. F. Roueche Of MILFORD
which weighs 2s4 pounds dressed.
Raffies and drawings are the order of
the day Now is the time to get rid of
anything that you don't want, just have
rattle and work it off any old way.
Jack Kooch was down from Henry's
Lake the first of the week purchasing
winter grub. Jack says the snow is
about three feet deep at his place.
c. H. Neal of Saco, Moni., arrived in
the city Sunday and is visiting with his
brother j. NJ. Neal. Mr.. Neal is general
travelling agent for the Columbia
Publishing House.
A party of young men of the city have
prepared a place and flooded it for an
ice skating rink The weather has not
been cold enough for the pond to freeze
good, but when it is in shape there
won't be room for half the patrons.
j. W. Moore, formerly owner of the
Riverside Bar, who has been ont in
Nevada for several months, returned to
st. Anthony Sunday singing the praise
of Fremont county. Jack says he would
rather own six feet of Fremont county
soil than the whole state Of Nevada.
VIM. J. and John c. Simpson
were ST. Anthony visitors Monday
from Jackson S Hole.
]. T. Sidley and wife came UP
from the Burg and took Sunday
dinner at the Riverside.
Licenses to wed were issued yes
terday to Archibald W. McIntire
Of ReNburg and Miss Bertha Hep
ner, Of New York
Vim. Campbell, manager Of the
Highland Ranch & Cattle company
returned Tuesday from Butte with
six head Of registered white face
bulls. They are beauties and q
credit to Fremont cattle men, Mr.
Campbell has seven head on the
farm that were shipped il las
year.
Col. Hamer is sporting new
gold watch and chain which he
won at the rattle at the St. An
thony Druggists. Chas. Watson
won the 800 diamond.
Arthur L. Foote, a prominen
rancher and stock raiser of Bates
was registered at the Hotel River
side yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson, jr., o
Boise, was in the city a couple O
days this week guest at the Riv
erside. She left this morning 70,
Park city, Utah.
Webster La Plant, of Jackson
Wyo came down Tuesday Ell route
to Heise's Hot springs, where HI
will spend couple of weeks bath
ing in the mineral water for hi.
health.
Joe Kershaw and family left OF
this mornings train for Salt Lake
to spend the Holidays with friend.
and relatives.
A. H. Dormann, representing
Stems & Co., wholesale druggists
of Butte, called on the St. Anthony
drug dealers Monday.
BILL" Wager is certainly the
luckiest man III town. He woulC
win anything at any kind of
drawing or rattle. Bill carried of
the sofa pillow the other night and
all the pretty girls in town had a
chance on it.
+. NJ. Hopkins of Egin, left OF
this mornings train for Greeley
Colorado, where he will visit Will
friends and relatives for severa
weeks after which he will go K
California for the balance of the
winter returning home in tht
spring.
George Harrigfeld and Judge
Kelly were city visitors from Ere
mont, the latter part of last week
Prof. O. L. Wilson of Lewisville
who is teaching the school there i.
spending the holidays with friend.
i'll the city.