The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-27

A Japanese boy wants situation to do
some cooking and house work speaks
English well. Address Post Office Box
l15 ST. Anthony Idaho.
Mrs. }. G. Souther, sister of Mrs.
John Andrews, and her daughter
HELEN, arrived in the city Sunday last
and will spend several weeks here visit
ing.
Dewitt Coxson writes down from Alta,
Canada, for us to send him the PEAK
there, so we presume he is now located
IN the great and much talked-of Alberta
country
We have an elegant line of apliuues,
laces, ribbons and new style of,turn-
over collars which we have just received
at The TERNES FURNISHING STORE.
A. D. Miller. Jr., Fl. w. Miller, Gil
Fletcher and his son Paul left on
yesterday afternoon train for Blackfoot
on land business before the register and
receiver.
When yon want physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and certain to
act, always use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets For sale by all
druggists.
There will be lawn social at the
residence of g. E. Bowerman tomorrow
night in aid of the NJ E. church. Every
one is cordially invited to be present,
Refreshments 90 cents
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning or
evening. Regular Sunday school
services at 10 a. m. and Epworth League
IN the evening at T.
Book store, news stand and school
supplies.
CHAs. WATSON,
The st. Anthony Druggist.
Mrs. John M. Gardner and daughter
Cleo, mother and sister of Mrs. Curran,
who have been here on an extended
visit, will leave the last of the week for
their home at Edgar, Neb
LOST-A navy blue coat between St
Anthony and Teton City Sunday night
Finder will please leave at this office or
leave at N. P. Anderson's residence at
Teton City, and be rewarded. "
Mrs. Marcellus DeCamp, of Sets, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pemble of Wapello
Iowa, arrived in the city last week and
are the guests of Messrs Chas. DcCamp
and R. H. Pemble of Edmunds
Jas. Salmon. representing the Juvenile
Instructor, the official organ of the
Mormon Sunday School, published at
Salt Lake City, is visiting the various
Sunday Schools of Fremont stake.
LOST-or taken by mistake-from
the depot in St. Anthony, a large grip
full Of clothing, person having same
Will please return it TO the st. Anthony
depot Raw McOmber =
Rev. Meyer came down from Squirrel
with Chris Herrigfeld Tuesday He
left on the afternoon train for st. Louis
where he will finish his course of study
this winter returning to his charge some
time next spring.
W. J. Steeley, county sur veyor, is in
the city on business connected with the
new Cline Hydraulic Ram. 1t is some
thing new and will work in the winter
when everything else is frozen up. See
or write to him if you are in need of
anything of this kind.
Prof. Miles f. Reed, chairman of the
visiting committee of the State Normal
was here the first of the week and pnt
the st. Anthony public schools on the
credited list. Mr.. Reed said that we
had the best course of studies of any
school in the state.
MISS Lillian Gesas who has been visit
ing her uncle at Kemmerer. Wyo
Barney Gesas, returned home last Sun
day accompanied by Miss Nellie
Raphael, of N, Y. Miss Raphael is a
sister-in-law of Barney Gesas, brother
OF Harry Gesas of this PLACE.
The PEAK force has been increased TO
,ne extent OF one more apprintice, the
little fellow appeared on the scene at
':lo yesterday evening, but didn't bring
any printers tools with him, and no
clothlng. We have put him on the
payroll however Mother and bow All
80 X" 10y az
Chas. Louis and wife of Louisville
hy.' brother of DR.. Louis of Victor.
arrived in the city last week and will
probably make this their future home
Mr.. Louis expresses himself as much
surprised at the rapid growth of our
little city and of the many improve
ments since he was here three wears
ago Mr.. Louis is a staunch Kentucky
republican
The ladies of the Methodist Aid
society will give lawn social on Fri
DAY evening at the home of Mr. and
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