The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Secretary of State w. Ii. Gibson, was
city visitor last week
If You owe US, pay up; we are needing
the money THE TETON PEAK.
Mrs, C. H. Cammans, who has been
very sick with bronchitis, is improving.
NJ J. Walter and Herbert Sturdeyant
are members of the PEAK force this
week
Col Hamer was Salt Lake visitor
last week, returning home Sunday
evening.
The st. Anthony councilmen attend
ed the laying of the corner stone at the
sugar factory in a body.
c.. D. Chaplin, the Idaho Falls civil
engineer, was in town Monday fling a
plat of the town of Sugar City.
John C. Williams, an old time resi-
dent of ST. Anthony, was in the city
the first of this week. He halls from
Idaho Falls.
If you want to know how much fun
the boys had with George Workman on
the sugar excursion, you will have to
ask George.
The Empire Comedy Co. has been
here and gone and these who gave up
their hard earned cash wish they had
their six bits back
VIM. Hill of Oasis, was PEAK caller
last Friday. Mr. Hill owns some large
coal prospects at Oasis, but he is not
working them this winter.
State Mine Inspector Bell was in the
city last week ON his return from Teton
Basin, where he had been for several
days on trip Of inspection.
Levi Cartier was in town from Butte
on Monday Of this week. Mr.. Cartier
has not been in very good health Of late
but says he is improving again.
W. l.. Campbell, J. H. Dunlap, w.
H. Dudley and NJ B. Greenwood, all
members of the Highland Ranch Co., at
Squirrel, registered at the Riverside
Friday.
A. Robbie, landlord Of the Riverside
hotel, has just received and had set up
a $500 range with surface of 81 square
feet. 1t was made by the Montana
Iron Works, and is the largest range in
the county.
If you are indebted to US for job
printing, advertising or subscription we
would like to have your remittance be-
fore the first of the year. We desire to
close up all old accounts before the new
year.
Ben E. Ornstein. president Of the
Fremont Meat and Provision Co., re-
turned Tuesday from a short visit to
Butte. He says things are extremely
dull up there at present owing to the
lack of confidence
The Rev. Will Stuart Wilson will
preach next Sabbath morning, Dec, 10,
at the First Presbyterian Church, at II
a. M, from the theme Christ and Mod
ern Progress. In the evening, from
the theme. 1.-The Pearl of Great Price. !"
w. S. CLANCY, manager of Mr.. Brady's
business in Fremont Co., came up on
Wednesday nights train and returned
this morning. He says the dynamo for
Rexburg has arrived and they will be
ready to light that city in about ten
days.
Mrs. J. W. Moore, who has been here
visiting friends for the past week, re-
turned to her home in Salt Lake City
Tuesday. Little Maude Bush who
accompanied her here, has gone to her
fathers home at Haden, where she will
remain
The Semi Weekly Salt Lake Tribune
gives special attention to the news of
the inter-mountain country, and par
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and by sending them $3.50 get a
splendid paper twice week from now
until May 81, 1905,
The editor of the TETON PEAK ac-
knowledges the receipt of copy of the
1904 Kodol Almanac and 300 Year
Calendar, sent to him with the com
pliments of the publishers of this most
interesting, unique and useful booklet.
The Kodol Almanac and 200 Year
Calendar, aside from other interesting
features, points out your guiding star
and tells you your most promising
month. 1t also tells your lucky day
your flower and your birth stone. and
the day OF the week upon which you
H., 81.