The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-04-02
J. II. Mcpherson, Dentist.

~ 1rlp 10 lne MOON frluay night at
the opera house.
l. E. Houghton has returned from
his trip to Iowa.
Little Red Riding Hood at the opera
house Saturday night.
Leland NJ briggs of the briggs Mer-
camille Co. of briggs, is in the city,
Mr.. Hoops is prepared to register you
at any time. Call at his shop. Do not
delay.
Born to the wife of Cap Aler of So.
st. Anthony. on March 81, an eleven
pound girl
Beautiful illustrated songs at the
opera house Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday nights
G Jenson. a prominent, business man
of Rexburg was in st. Anthony on bust
ness Tuesday.
W. w. Hoops is registrar for the
spring election. All who desire to vote
must register
Mrs. Nichols and Miss Sadie Nichols
have returned home after spending the
winter in California.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. Chulch
meet next Thursday, April 9th at the
home of Mrs Guy Bowerman
Homer Holcomb, who has been spend
ing the winter in California, returned
home the fore part of the week
A. \. Langley, w A Mathews and
son, Laurence, were down from the
Yellowstone ranch the fore part of the
week
Last Monday night tightening struck
and killed 1877 head of sheep on the
Ross & Wyatt ranch nine miles west of
town
Tom Whittle was down from Marys-
vile Monday attending to business at
the county seat. He says the roads are
something frightful
Any work done at my shop has the
style and neatness of first class tailoring.
Cleaning and repairing speciality
J. B RIPPLINGER
Miss Mamie Black of st. Anthony. has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs Hayes
OF this place and returned Saturday
-Rigby Star
The great Ganse- McGovern prize
fight pictures Saturday night after the
concert. No extra charge. Admission
35c, children 15c.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. DR.. d. l. Blevns next Thursday
afternoon, April g.
ii. A. Buchenau, who has been down
IN the southern part of the state. has
returned to st. Anthony and will remain
during the summer.
A. NJ. Slattery and family moved out .
on Waukepameny ranch Wednesday.
clyde Lucas and wife will occupy the
residence vacated by them.
John Taylor of Sunnydell, and Mr. ;
Foster of Teton Basin, were in town on
business with Assessor Clay Tuesday
and were pleasant callers at this office
Vienna Bread Rye Bread. Graham
Bread and Pumpinchol from the ROYAL '
Bakery received daily at the Hub Leave G
your orders and we will deliver at YOUR c
house every day ]
Carl Anderson and J. H. Hunting,
business men of briggs, passed through
own today enroute to Salt Lake CITY on
business. They will be gone abont ten
lays =
w. O. Campbell and wife who have =
'een spending the winter at Boise, re- \
urned to Fremont county Monday and +
viii spend the summer with their son. c
". L. Campbell, at the Highland ranch a a
Assessor z. T. Clay left on TUESDAYS n
rain for the south end of the county n
where he will assist his deputy in assess
bg the stock and sheep men before they
urn the stock and sheep out on
he range. IL
" r Ursenbach, manager of the Vic s.
VI mercantile 20, visited st. ANTHONY =
yesterday. He is somewhat enthused caa
yer the mineral prospects of that Sec 81
ION and says there will be large immi n
ration in there as soon as the snow is a,
#. '" 10 NJ
rs
Hon. Ben. E. Rich was in the CITY be- til
ween trains Monday shaking hands
nth his friends around town. He left -
tuesday, ror Salt Lake to attend confer
nee, after which he will return to Rev. In
urg and visit his family for few !,
weeks. n
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Hammond of ST
anthony, arrived last Sunday and We're IL
lsltors with their son, M. j. Ham '''
lond for few days Mr.. Hammond ad
himself as being surprised at de
ne rapid growth of our little burg o..
-Rigby Star. 3 A
Frank Sebastian, prominent rancber as as
Jackson's Hole, is in the CITY laving tn Il,
supplies. Mr.. Sebastian contradicts WI
he statement that so many elk have re
led during the winter. He saws that t mi