The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-03-05
J. n. Mcpherson, Dentist.

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with friends in town the first of the
week.
We respectfully ask those who are in
debted to us to call and settle as 0 o as
possible.
Geo. Moore has decided to leave St.
Anthony and will remove to Shoshone
in the zeal future.
Fred c. Gray, the store keeper at
Haden, was down to the county seat
Tuesday after goods.
Mrs. Earl Houk of Blackfoot, is in
the city visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Chriswell.
Mrs. Chas. Bartlett and son, George,
went to Boise last Thursday to visit with
her sister, Mrs B. T. Hyatt.
l. E. Houghton, the real estate dealer,
left Yesterday for Woodbine, Iowa, his
old home town, on a business trip.
WANTED-To trade a pair of No. 3
Cooper oscillator hobs for a good work
horse. z. T.. CLAY.
Big discount on Ribbons, Laces and
Embroideries.
The Ternes Furnishing Store.
Rev. O. A. White, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church at Blackfoot, is here assisting
Rev. Pemberton with his revival meet
ings.
The PEAK is sadly in need of money.
If you are indebted to rs for subscrip-
ton, advertising or job work, please
dig up"
Geo. N. Swartz is wearing a smile of
perfect happiness these days all due to
the arrival of that young lady at his
home last Friday.
Hon. Geo. A. Gordon, county commits
sioner for the second district, was in
town the first of the week attending to
business matters.
County Clerk Hegsted, who spent sew
eral days in Boise last week. is at home
again, and will be found at his desk in
the auditors office.
The person who took the little boys
sled from the sonth side of the First
National Bank is requested to return
it 10 where it was found.
Attorney Caleb Jones has been in
dorsed by the republican members of
the st. Anthony bar, for the appoint
ment of judge of the new judicial dis
trict.
Miss Annie Ternes left Tuesday for
Salt Lake City. where she expects to
work in one of the large stores. Miss
Ternes will be much missed by the
young people of st. Anthony.
Postmaster M. J. Gray and wife re-
turned home from Boise the first of the
y-0nH Ap- fNr,r H., 1A.x. - NJ
for several weeks in hopes of lettering
her health. She returned much i'm.
proved.
The following names were added tc
the PEAKS subscription list this week
G. A. Ferney, Lonis N. Owsley, st. An
thony; j. H. Rankin, Marysville; J. K,
Cumberland, Ogden: and @. l.. Hide.
brand, LaBelle.
Ben Henrichs, the artistic paint
dauber, has just finished painting the
inside OF the store room occupied by A
M. Boylen. Fresh paint and a little
cleaning upmakes Mr.. Boylen's stock OF
clothing loom up
W. H. Brown and wife returned from
Alberta, Canada, last week. They visit.
ed a few days with Mrs. Browns par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mathews. o
the south side. They left the first O
the week for Ogden.
We are in receipt of a very interest.
ing article from w. E. Mcdonald. Dre-
sident of the Fremont County Oil, Gas
d Coal Co., explaining the formation OF
the Teton Basin and the surrounding
mountains, which will appear in the
columns of this paper next week.
Peter kautz. brother of George. one
OF the proprietors of the Brewery sa-
loon, arrived in the city yesterday from
Iowa, to visit his aged father who is not
expected to live. The old gentleman's
health has been failing for some time.
T. Tempest, one of Fremont |countv's
old reliable republicans, made the
PEAK office a very pleasant visit Tues
day morning. Mr.. Tempest mas beer
appointed as one of the deputy assess.
ors, and he entered upon the duties in.
cumbent upon that Office, Wednesday.
Ike Simmons and Harry Applebaum
have returned from Teton Basin and
Jackson's Hole. where they have beer
for about five weeks "snowbound. y
They report a very pleasant trip and
say they killed a mountain lion 81 fee,
long.
r. A. Osborn returned TO St. An.
thony the first of the week, after a cou-
pie OF weeks business trip to Monida
Henry's Lake and the Osborn Williams
ranch at Island Park. He saws the
snow is deeper in the park than it has
been for years.
L. j. Carroll, a member of the Teton
Telephone company, arrived in the city
the first of the week from Grinneli
Iowa. Mr., Carroll was a pleasant
PEAK caller just before going to press.
he informed us that they would push
the construction work with all possible
speed as soon as the weather moderates
sufficiently to permit digging.
Jos. Speigle, one of Bosses leading
wholesale merchants, was a st. An.
thony visitor last week, the guest of
Thos. r. Hamer. This was Mr..
SPECIFICS first visit to this part of the
state, and he expressed himself as very
much pleased to find such a busy and
enterprising town over here as ST. An
thony.
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