The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Smoke Burland' S Best.

Two cars of salt received at Thomp-
sons.
Buy your watches and jewelry at
Ashcraft's.
Buy your hardware and tinware at
Thompsons
Cash paid for sheep pelts and beef
hides at The Hub.
You will find Jungle wing trout flies
only at Thompson's.
Get your school bonds at the PEAK
We keep them in stock.
All of that beautiful chinaware at
cost. Watson & Moore
Carl F. LEM, a prominent Squirrel
creek rancher, is in town
Watson the Optician, Watson q
Moore the st. Anthony Druggists.
District court convenes at ST An
thony on Monday of next week.
Col Thos R Hamer spent three days
at Victor last week on legal business
Wanted-An expert camp cook for
the park this season. F. W. Rising
School bonds, and legal blanks for
probate and justice courts at the PEAK
Office
Any one having2 90 foot poles to sell
will do well to see the Teton Tele-
phone Co.
When you leave for the Park or on
irtr fol hn Of
with you.
l.. r. Thomas, register of the land
Office at Blackfoot, was St Anthony
visitor last week
Thoroughbred Toulouse geese for sale,
81 per pair. Enquire of Mrs r. H.
Row, Teton, Idaho.
Buy now! 1t will soon be gone. All
that elegant line of China and japanese
ware at Watson q Moore's.
Wanted good steady woman ccok for
small hotel. Good wages. Address at
once J. A. Jacoby, Dubois, Idaho
Hurrah for the glorious Fourthl Gel
citrate it in st. Anthony We are
informed that everything will be free.
John Busby and Miss May Buckley
of Rexburg, were granted license to
wed by The county clerk on Monday of
this week
w. F. Robertson and his sister Miss
Lulu, partners in the mercantile BUSH
ness at Victor, Snndayed in the metro
polls of the county
International Stock Food-The best
Condition powder on earth for all stock
and poultry. Watson Il Moore, The st.
Anthony Druggists.
Our appetite for cucumbers departed
when we asked the prices for a quar-
ter Wonder if the vegetable retailer
didn't nse to sell cigars
j. w. Tanner, newspaper man from
Central City, Nebr., was in st. Anthony
last week looking up location. He
left on Mondays train
Ladies' and chiIdrens hats at the Big
Boston Store are selling away below
cost. Now is the time to secure your
Attn OF July hat at great bargain.
Miss Maude Parry is showing the
newest styles in ladies trimmed and
ready to-wear hats, also fine assort-
ment of children's washing bonnets and
null hats.
The Grand Lodge K of p. which held
its session ut Lewiston last week. elect
ed A. T. Shane, mayor of Idaho Falls,
grand chancellor commander for tie
ensuing term
Finding myself overstocked with
clothing, | will give you a 30 per cent
discount on every 81 90 worth of cloth
ing purchased from me from now until
July 4th THE Huh.
ID. G. King and family left Tuesday
for Nicholia to live during the summer.
Mr.. King has extensive mining pro.
perties there, and will take charge of
the work in person
Joe Jones of Teton, would like to in
form the readers of the PEAK that he
has some very fine draft horses and
roadsters for sale. Joe is in the horse
business and if he hasn't got Just what
u" "nho hO tdI SOOIl procure IL Tor
you.
The st. Anthony Band is brushing
up and getting in condition to furnish
some good music for the country people
on the 4th. Two new silver plated
three star" Boston comets have been
ordered and the band expec is to receive
them by Monday.
Heber Sharp came up from Oakley
last Wednesday having been summoned
by a telegram announcing the death of
his sister-in-law, Mrs Ed Griffith, Mr..
Sharp says groceries and provisions are
much cheaper in St Anthony than
anywhere he has been.
One of our butchers thinks he can
catch trout, and we don't question it.
He traversed the banks of the old Snake
for seven miles Sunday and ought
seven beauties, but another fellow
fished in one place couple of hours