The Teton peak., 1903-02-05

Attorney Jones has been visiting in |
Malad the past ten days.
Assessor Clay says the taxes are be-
ginning to come in again.
Nj. J. Gray and wife went to Boise
last Friday Mrs. Gray will remain for
a couple of months.
Homer Holcomb left last Saturday for
Red Bluff Cal, where he will visit his
aged father for about six weeks.
w. L. Campbell, manager of the
Highland Ranch Improvement com
pany, was in town the first of the week.
DR.. D. Blevins has rented suite No
in the Ross-Hamer block and will move
his office there on the 18th
J. R. Lapham of Egin is in Vinland
Kansas with car load of horses which
he shipped there a few weeks ago for
market.
Secure your seats early for the Vic
toria Burlesque and Vaudeville company
which appears at the opera house Sat
urday February Z.
DR.. Miller M. Harshbarger returned
from Salt Lake City last week where he
went several days previous to attend a
patient at the hospital.
The attorney general, J. A. Bagley,
has rendered decision that persons ad-
vertising estrays must pay one dollar
per head for each animal advertised
The advertising matter is up for a
vaudeville, farce-comedy and burlesque
company which will appear at the opera
house Saturday evening, February 1th.
The last few days has been nipping
cold, the thermometer dropping to ~
and Is degrees below zero. The ice
gorges in the river present Il very inter
esting picture to newcomers
Rev. Pemberton is assisting the Meth
odists of Idaho Falls in 8: protracted
meeting. He was in town few days
last week and informed us that they
were meeting with great success spirit
ually at the meetings.
The show at the opera house Saturday
night will drive all your cares away and
furnish you more amusement in an hour
and half than you ever had before.
Reserved seats on sale at Watson q
MoOre's drug store.
Jim Prinsen, royal knight of the
grip" was in the city Monday and left
for Squirrel in the afternoon to visit bis
brother Eddie, who is manager of the
Mountain View Ranch company of
which Mr.. Prinsen is partner.
A letter has Just been received from
w. E. Mcdonald from Florence, Colo
rado, saying that the engine, boilers amt
casing for the Fremont County Oil, Gas
& Coal Company, will be shipped and
arrive in ST. Anthony next week.
Mrs. D. L. Blevins returned home
from Missouri last Saturday after an
absence of couple of weeks visiting
her father and mother who were very i'll
They had recovered and were in fair
health when Mrs. Blevins left for Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Oberhansley, Mrs.
j. Francom and daughter Blanch all of
Payson, Utah, arrived in St. Anthony
last Tuesday. Mrs. Francom is visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Strong at Farnum. Mr. Oberhansley
and family will locate here.
The county clerk issued two marriage
licenses one on the Bird inst. to George
Thomas Bates and Louisa Foster, both
of Bates, Teton Basin, and the other on
the 4th inst to Daniel Kirkham Of st.
Anthony and Johanna Williams of
Chester.
Harry Gesas, proprietor of the Hub,
returned Sunday from Kemmerer, Wyo
and Blackfoot, where he went several
days since on business. Mr.. Gesas is
putting in general merchandise store
at Blackfoot. His ad appears in this
weeks issue of the Blackfoot Mail
Chas. w. Thompson. manager of the
Thompson Mercantile company and Lee
s. Borrows teller of the First National
bank, left town this morning bound fo1
hunt. They did not specify what
kind of game they were going to hunt
but if you are going to guess Just say
jack rabbits.
E. Dixon Morris and David Brecken.
ridge, prominent and we'll to do stock.
men OF Teton Basin, were in the connty
seat Monday attending a meeting of the
board of directors of the Fremont County
Oil, Gas & Coal Company Before re
turning they made pleasant call a,
this Office.
j. G. Whittle and Tom Karen were
circulating subscription around town
last Saturday for the purpose of raising
the necessary cash to purchase doors
windows, nails, ETC., with which to fin
ish their school house. The object OF
raising the money by subscription is to
save the school districts funds for hir
ing teacher when the building is fin
ished. The labor and logs we under
stand have been donated
Mr.. Littler, who is employed as car
penter at the sawmill in Island Park
was down from there yesterday Fl,
Gays the mill will be ready for operation
in about week, the machinery havin,
all been set in place. This will be on,
OF the largest and most complete saw
mills in the state when in operation
Mr. Geo. Porter, manager of the com
pany is one of the most competent saw
mill men in the state and they will tur1
out the very best of building materia
as they have good timber to select log
from.
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