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

table abounds with the best the market |
affords. including game and fish of all
kinds when in season. This fact in it
self is sufficient to make the place at !
tractive and in summer outing parties
prefer making long rides to and from
the hunting Al ld fishing grounds in
preference TO the Inconvenience and
hard work conn cted with camping ont
Travelling men are united in their great
full appropriations of the courtesies eX
tended to them by tbe.genial proprietor,
Mr. Thomas, and they never fail in rec
ommending St Anthony and the River
side as most desirable place to sun
day. Mr.. Tho mas, the proprietor of
the house, is a young man who is en-
deavoring by his strict attention to the
business to gain the favor of the travel
ing public and we can say that it is duly
merited.
c. J. Sandburg.
In this swift commercial age the
modern cafe is a boon to mankind and
has become the most popular place for
meeting the W ANTS of the inner man.
Realizing this Mr. G.. ] Sandburg
purchased the old stand of the Model
Restaurant and began business about
two months go He serves regular
meals, short orders or lunches at ali
reasonable hours in a prompt and ap
petizing manner. He supplies his tables
with the best the market affords and is
meeting with splendid success. Pop
ular prices prevail at this place and he
thoroughly understands his business
He is also an experienced baker and
sells bread baked fresh daily He was
formerly baker in Butte, Mont, and
is experienced in catering to the wants
of the public. Any one wishing a good
square meal OF lunch promptly served
will make no mistake by patronizing
Mr.. Sandburg.
Metropolitan Market.
Lots of butchers know all about
meats except how to cut them, but Mr.
"A. Stone, proprietor of the Metropolitan
market is last grand master in this
art. He has been supplying the people
of this city with choice meats for the
past four years and furnishes many of
the best families in this city. He does
all his own killing and carries at all
times full line of fresh, salt and smoked
meats as well as fish, butter, fruits and
vegetables He makes speciality of
ways as low aB existing prices will per
nit He is q clever, courteous gentle
man and a business man of high stand
ing.
ii. ID. Brainard.
The above named firm was established
III st. Anthem nearly three years ago.
The proprietor, III. d. Brainard, having
hailed from one of Montana $ booming
towns to locate in one which he at that
time considered a much better place.
surrounded by more favorable circum
stances, and peopled by far more in
dustrious ella IS. Mr.. Brainard is still
of the firm opinion that St Anthony is
just what the doctor ordered. He has
built up deserving and prosperous
business which is commented upon by
many old timers. The Kentucky
Wholesale Liquor House makes a spec
ialty of supplying families camping,
fishing and hunting parties with the
best Of bottled goods, and the finest
lines of imported and domestic cigaas
The Racket store
Much time and columns Of space have
been devoted to enterprising, energetic
and business push of the various mer-
chants of this good old Town, and it
is an old-time custom of noted writers
to pass from the sublime to the ridicu
lous and passing, permit us to say that
A. j. Lewis proprietor OF the Cash
Racket store has just returned from
Chicago, New York, Boston. st. Louis
and Kansas City, where he has pur-
chased the most ridiculous lot of goods
you ever hea rd of. There ism a thing
: listed in the Unabridged Dictionary OF
{ Webster or The Century Cyclopedia that
Mr.. Lewis has not purchased a large
quantity of. In visiting the large store
known far and near as the Cash Rack
ct, bear in mind that every article OF
, domestic and household use, tools, hard
ware, all can be had at the Cash Racket
Mr.. A. j. Lewis struck ST Anthony two
years ago and decided at once that il
: was a capital place to engage in some
line of the mercantile business, in con
sequence of this decision he purchased
number Of business and residence lot:
and spent the first summer erecting
handsome cottages and business block
which is opposite the PEAK Office, 25X
100 feet He being a thoroughbred
Westerner at once entered into the spiri
of his line Of business and today oper
ates one of the most successful and en-
! terprising institutions III southeastern
Idaho.
7. r. Vail
When you leave St Anthony fol
"Jackson's Hole big game hunting
grounds you are thrown upon TIL
. mercies of guide whom you must pa,
a handsome sum for all information
but if you are familiar with some place
Of refuge, reliable information and hos
pitable treatment is your just reward
J. R. Vail has spent eight years in the
vicinity Of Jackson's Hole and Teton
: Basin. He assisted in building the frs
log house in Victor and hauled the frs
load of freight to that country. Mr.
,, Vail has recently opened a neat an(
! home-like resort which he has christene(
the Magnet Saloon, and his straight
, forward, honest and public spirited ma
ture will bring him a handsome bust
ness. He carries a full and complete
6 line of wet goods and cigars, both do
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