The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-08-06
PERSONALS.

II. Lidyard and wife left for an outing
in the Yellowstone Park last week
Miss Maud Parry left for Nicholia
Sunday for a few weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Ross arrived in
the city from Salt Lake City Wednes-
day
Judge Stevens left the first of the
week having finished up his court
business here
Silas McMinn was down from the
Lake this week as witness in the
mphries-Sherman case.
Mr.. Jensen of the firm of Hegsted &
Jensen of ReXburg was doing business
IN the county seat couple of days this
week.
Dan. O'Brien of Lewsville, the base
ball player and footracer, is in the city
He is engaged in selling pianos and
organs,
Carl Anderson and his little son came
down from briggs the forepart of
the week for the purpose of laying in
supplies.
Mr.. Murphy of the firm of Murphy 4
McGoogan, proprietors of The Brewery
resort, arrived in the city Yesterday
from Pocatelo.
l.. M. Earl who represents the SAILS
bury Loan Company of Salt Lake City,
went to Henry's Lake the first of the
week on business
Mrs Geo. and Mrs Chris Harrigfeld
and Rev. Meyer We're down from
Squirrel last week and were guests of
the PEAK family.
Attorney James G, Gwinn returned
the first OF the week from his old home
IN Missouri where he has been visiting
for several weeks.
Mrs Chas. Brown, who has been in a
hospital at Salt Lake City for the past
three weeks, returned home Saturday
and is feeling all right again.
Mrs Parry and daughter Miss Kate
returned Saturday from a four weeks
outing at Nicholia, visiting the family
OF Mrs. Parrys brother, H. G. King
Geo A. Gordon visited ST Anthony
last Wednesday between trains. He
reports that his son who has been
seriously ill, is slowly but gradually
improving
Attorney JAS A. Hawley, the newly
elected mayor of Boise, has been in the
city several days assisting Col Hamer
In the defense of Walt Lewis He
returned to Boise yesterday
Byron d. Hyatt, deputy secretary of
state, and family, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in the city
for several weeks returned to Boise
last week where Mr.. Hyatt will resume
his official duties.
W.. L.. Campbell of the Highland
Ranch Co., Of Squirrel came down
Tuesday after supplies. He says they
are ready to cut their oats, barley and
rye. They are ahead of most any one
else In the county especially up this
way.
I'll. e. Fuller has accepted position
as local agent for the Equitable Life In
surance company. Mr. Fuller is hus
tier and If you don't lookout he'll write
you up for few thousand. He repre-
sents one OF the strongest companies in
the world
Bishop Funston came over from Boise
on Mondays train and preached at the
Episcopal church in the evening. The
bishop is very much elated over the
prosperity and rapid growth of the new
church at this point There were seven
combinations at the close of the ser
| vices.
Mr.. and Mrs Donham from eastern
Nebraska arrived here last Friday to
visit Mrs. DOMAINS brother Prof. John
Blevlns The Blevins and DOnham
families left this morning for the
National Park and will spend a couple
OF weeks viewing the sights located SO
close to inferno.
j. H. Mansfield, travelling agent for
the Chicago & North Western Railway
whose headquarters is at Salt Lake
city, was pleasant caller at this office
this afternoon Mr. Mansfield saws
business in railroad circles is very
fiattering, the western business gaining
steadily the last few years.
1 q. Dixon Morris, the Teton Basin
cattle man and rancher, was down from
the basin Tuesday on business He
reports the progress of the Fremont Oil,
Gas d Coal Co. as very fattering. The
drilling force has been at work for
several days and it will not be long
before they will reach a depth where
results may be looked for any time.
A. G. Miller of Idaho Falls, socialist
speaker of some little note throughout
the state arrived in the city Tuesday
and has been speaking to the st. An
thony people from the street corners.
he is somewhat exaggerating in his
estimate of the number of socialist votes
which they will cast in the next
election claiming 5000. If the socialists
succeeded in casting one half that many
IN the state at the next election we will
buy the gentleman new hat for if he
talks from now until then he will
certainly need one.
When you leave for the Park or on
an outing, take box of Burland's Best
with you.
Leader Flour is the best, ask your
grocer for it,
we have for immedA ate acceptance
good income paying city property to
exchange for farm property.
Robbie e. Ha,op,111