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

Mr.. Sam Taylor returned home after
a visit with his daughter at Rexburg.
He has recently returned from Black
foot and reports Mrs. Taylor fully re-
covered.
Berry picking and picnics are every
day pastime. The village was about
deserted Sunday, SO much so that there
was no Sunday school OF meetings dur
ing the day, everybody going to the
hills picking berries and fishing
Alma Wood, Will Harris and some
other boys who were out berrying Sun
day We're chased by mountain lion.
The boys heard it coming about % yards
away, they being some distance from
their horses which they lost no time in
reaching and getting out as fast as their
one of the boys, fell on a sharp pine, in
| ficting severe wound to one of his
| hands.
| Mrs. H. c. Smith while returning
from ST. Anthony had what might have
been a serious accident while coming
down the steep hill at Black springs
| The harness broke and in some way she
was thrown out on the shaves behind
the horse shaking her up quite severely,
but not seriously injuring her
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Egbert, M. Harris
and Mrs. Harris and Mr.. Will Hen
drick and wife, left for the Warm River
meadows for few days outing and fish
ing We understand they neglected to
take along any of Georges beer.
MI and Mrs. Hammond of st. An
thony, were rusticating in the Fall river
meadows Sunday with Mr. Tom Gooch
as chief cook and rag Singer
Bishop Wilson left Sunday for Jack
son Hole to look after his claim which
he recently located there.
} John Kelley, one of the old timers of
this country, left on prospecting
tour with Uncle Billy Hardy Monday
} for the Teton range. Mr.. Kelley has
! some good claims there. He was con-
spicuous figure some 20 years ago in and
, around Camas Beaver canyon and Mar
ket Lake and is known far and near by
; old settlers there. The writer is one
| who remembers him in those days. Mr.
) Kelley expects to strike it rich yet.
An amusing incident happened to one
of our townspeople here few days age
| whose farm is about quarter OF mile
from his house in which he has phone
: installed Cows in going and return
j ing from the pasture get into his wheat
field, which is quite annoying. He dis
IL
the other morning and rushing to the
phone began yelling sick'em, sick EN-
i but the animals paid no attention ant
+ the enraged man began cursing the dog
: the phone and everybody connected
y with it, the county commissioners an'
y the entire republican party.
e Mr., Grant Hopkins has removed int
b the Wott place and is comfortably sit
e uated there, being in close touch witt
$ his laborers.
e Haying is about through and report
It say the crop is above the average an
that hay will be more plentiful this win
ter than heretofore and of course Wi
be some cheaper unless some of our pee
pie take up the stray cattle roaming ou
If streets Parties go below and take u
D. dry stock and bring them here and a
l. low them to roam the streets, chargin
y 81. % and $3.50 for herding them an
they never look after them until the
g. are gathered up in the fall. They are
nuisance and pest around the field
s, and lots in town and some are never n
ceiyed by the owners until advertise
as strays in the fall.