The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-04-30
DR.. j. Fl. Mcpherson, Dentist.


Rube Oakley came up from Montpelier
last week and visited couple of days
with ST. Anthony friends
Buy nowl 1t will soon be gone. All
that elegant line of China and Japanese
ware at Watson q Moore's.
J. l.. Stoddald, of Parker, had his
name added to the Peak subscription
list the first of the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet with Mrs Gil
Fletcher next Thursday afternoon.
J. B. Briggs, one of Idaho Falls
leading attorneys, spent couple of
days in town the latter part of last week
attending to legal business.
w. w. Caldwell, justice of the peace
and m o. S. l.. employee of Dubois
visited the county seat Monday on
business.
Jack Shives, An old jackson Hole
hunter and guide, was in town the first
of the week visiting with his old part
ner, Ed Sheffield
A B. johnson, Ed. Steinmets, Christ
Harrigfeld and wife and Mrs. Shaw.
prominent Squirrelites, were doing
trading in town Tuesday.
II lbs OF sugar for 81. 90 at Thompson's
Col Thomas Hamer is very proud of
his first crop of calves, which consist of
fourteen fine little thoroughbred Here
fords.
II cans of tomatoes or corn for 81 GO at
Thompsons =
The PEAK job department has printed
stock certificates this week for the St
AnthonyUnio Canal company, Camas
Reservoir company Fremont Meat &
Provision company and the Island Ward
Canal company.
The Fremont Meat & Provision Cos
new building on Bridge street is within
few days of completion and Manager
Ornstein says they will Immediately be-
gin placing in fixtures and will soon be
ready for business.
Fremont county now has another
postoffice which is located above SPUR
rel in the upper Fall River country.
The name of the new Office is Fremont,
and Judge Kelly holds the distinguished
position of postmaster.
Scans of Snake Lye for 25c at Thomp-
sons.
G. G, Moore, Of the st. Anthony Drug
gists, is thoroughly in love with Ere
mont county. or as Mr.. Moore would
say, 1.-The Banana Belt of Idaho, and in
consequence of this fact he spent several
days last week securing the Squirrel
creek country for piece of land
A. X Steunenberg, president Of the
First National Bank of st. Anthony,
came oyer from Caldwell last Friday on
business, and to enjoy the fine weather
which we happened to be having just at
that time, but Immediately after Mr.
Steunenberg left it showed.
David Osborne, proprietor of the
Osborne House at Rexburg, was doing
business in the county seat Monday
and was pleasant caller at this office
Mr.. Osborn said they were putting in
the poles and wires and Rexburg will
be lighted with electricity within ten
days.
We neglected to mention last week
the occasion of Elmer Ransophers digni-
fed and fatherly appearance, but it is
not too late yet Mother and babe are
doing fine but Elmer couldn't hold up
under the strain and he has been con
fined to his room for several days with
stomach trouble
6 bars of Silk soap for 25c at Thomp-
sons.
B. M. Wood, nephew of r. T. Drol-
linger, arrived in st. Anthony the first
of the week from Hillsboro, Ind Mr.
Wood is barber and has taken charge
of chair in w. w. Hoops barber shop
and will send for his family in short
time. He is exceedingly we'll pleased
with as much of the country as he has
seen.
John Holbrook and his wife, Gopher
sack. came up from the Pocatello
agency last week to visit with Mrs Ed
Criswell. Mr.. HolbroolS and his red
lady were all logged out in their new
blankets and were up to date in the
latest Indian costume. They are old
acquaintance of Mrs. Criswell's wher
she lived near them several years ago
Probate Judge Donaldson has been
very busy with probate and other worl
for the last few weeks and it is crafty
ing to republicans to observe the inter
est which Mr.. Donaldson takes in TIL,
work. He is always at his post durins
business hours, and it is safe to say tina
he is the first probate judge Fremon
county has had for several years tina
understood the law sufficient to intelli
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