The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-29

investor opportunities for the safe in
vestment of capital not equalea IN tn,
United States today Real estate value
OF all kinds are advancing rapidly an(
to this state Of affairs great deal q
credit Is due the real estate dealers. n
this connection it is eminently propel
to refer to the Fremont Abstract com.
pany, conducted by M. NJ Hammond
and Alick Robbie They have a list OF
choice bargains in both farm and city
property at prices that cannot fail tC
prove attractive to the intending in
vestor. They also make speciality OF
hrst farm mortgages and, representing
as they do, the MiddleseX Banking com
pany OF Connecticut and also private
and other funds they are in position to
place loans on acceptable security at the
lowest prevailing rates Of interest. They
are preparing and viii soon have fin
lshed a complete set of abstract books
showing all transfers as we'll as a record
OF all other Instruments affecting every
| piece Of land in Fremont county Mr.
Hammond is an eX-assessor of the county
and is well qualified TO pass on the val
ues of property in this county. This
firm also writes fire and life insurance
does notary work, conveyancing and at
tends to all the legal work connected
with final proofs and contests Their
Office is with the st. Anthony Banking
company and they attend to the law and
collection business of d. W. Clark 4 Co
Burland's Liquor House.
One Of the best sample rooms in the
county is the one conducted by Mr. w.
II. Burland who came here from Butte.
Mont, and began business last NoVem-
Der. In the refreshment line this place
cannot be surpassed and his retail de-
partment is equal to any of the bars to
be found in the eastern cities He ear
! ries fine line of wines, liquors and
/ cigars, both imported and domestic
Among his specialties may be mentioned
Overland Rye and "Silver Bow
Club bourbon whiskies while St An
thony and Pabst beers are always on
hand. He has an extensive family trade
i'll bottled and case goods which is
steadily increasing and is prepared to
furnish picnic, fishing and outing par
ties with the best to be obtained any.
where. The best is none to good for
my customers, is the motto he goes on
and the people appreciate it. He caters
to the best trade and conducts his place
accordingly. During his business
career here no one has had cause to
complain.
The Ternes Dry Good store.
Ever since locating here one year ago,
the name Of Y. Ternes has stood at the
head of the dry goods trade of this city
and his name. goods and honorable
methods of doing business are familiar
to every resident within a trade radius
of St Anthony. He carries large and
complete stock Of dry goods millinery
and ladies furnishing goods, notions,
furs, ladies suits and coats, underwear
ribbons, etc, and his prices are as low
as first class goods can be sold for
| Special mention should be made Of his
dress goods department which is I'M
| usually complete and embraces every
thing from the finest silks and satins to
the more inexpensive wares. All goods
sold are fully warranted and will prove
as represented Mr. Ternes is a good
buyer, in touch with the best markets
and is always willing to give his Gus
toners the benefit Of his years of ex-
perience in good goods at the lowest
possible prices He is ably assisted by
his daughters who also do the trimming
in the millinery department, and their
good taste and faultless creations help
to make this store a popular one With
the ladies of St. Anthony.
Home Bakery.
| The manufacture of bread is an inn
portant industry in any community and
III many sections large establishments
have been built conducting a heavy
| trade. The wants of this city are sup
piled by the Home Bakery, conducted
by Mr.. Joe George. Mr. George is an
experienced baker and has been in bust
ness here about ten months He carries
i'll stock fine assortment of bread,
cakes pies rolls, cookies, etc, baked
fresh daily His trade is constantly i'll
creasing. He also carries Il nice line of
confectionery, fancy groceries, nuts,
cigars and tobacco while ice cream,
fruits and fresh oysters are always to be
had in season. Mr.. George is a husting,
enterprisng business man and has rem
dered d good account of himself since
he started in business.
Jensen Bros.
The bicycle has become such an i'm
pOrtant means of conveyance that the
city that has not an agency is indeed an
exception At the bicycle and general
sporting goods store conducted by .len-
sen Bros, may be found wheels Of the
leading makes, guns, ammunition bl-
cycle parts, cutlery and general sport
ing goods They have a repair shop in
connection where all kinds Of repairing
is done. All work is done promptly
and properly, and the greatest care Is
taken that only the most perfect work
is turned ont, while every Job that
leaves the shop is marked by the great
est accuracy that skill and care can ut
tain. They are the sole agents for the
famous Racyce and conduct bicycle
! livery and exchange as well The mem
! bers of this firm are Il. l.. and j. Jen
sen All work is fully guaranteed
which leaves this store
/ w. ii Carbine
In all real estate transactions, the
! question of title is a vital one and there
/ fore there should be constant recourse
4 to such sources of information upon this
subject as are deemed absolutely re-
liable Mr.. Carbine is a bonded alb
! stractor and owns the only complete set
! of abstract books showing all transfers,
i liens, encumberances, tax claims, ludg-