The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-04-16
DR.. ]. II. Mcpherson. Dentist.

Leland M. briggs was down from the
Basin yesterday.
H. Gesas has moved in G. c. Bakers
residence ON the south side.
Walt Green has received the appoint
ment of deputy game warden.
Hall Egbert, deputy assessor, is
assessing at Marysville this week.
The school census shows about 400
children of school age in st. Anthony.
Harry Roylance came up from Utah
today to visit his old friend, Sam Davis.
Only IS votes were cast last Saturday
but they were all in favor of the school
bonds.
B. E. Ornstein and family will occupy
Gesas.
Ross J. Comstock and r. A Tempest
were up from Rexburg On business
Friday.
Mrs. Criswell, of Pocatello is in the
city visiting with her sister, Mrs Ed.
Criswell
Grand Master McGee, addressed Ere
mont Lodge No 66. l. O. O F. at their
hall Monday evening.
David A. Saunders was up from the
Burg today on business before the
county commissioners
E. j. Warner, manager of the St A.
B. & NJ. Co. spent the first of the week
in Salt Lake City on business.
Gil Fletcher and wife returned home
from California Saturday, where they
have been spending the winter
The Thompson Mercantile Co. have /
received large shipment of spring
goods which they are opening up
Ed Priest and O. p Anderson were
up from Union this morning on business
pertaining to the school district,
The residence of T. E Bassett at Rex
burg was destroyed by fire last Satur-
day. Loss $4,000, insurance $500.
LOST-A pocket book containing four
IS bills. Finder will be properly re-
warded if same is left at this office -
Any work done at my shop has the
style and neatness of first class tailoring
Cleaning and repairing speciality. ~
j B RIPPLINGER.
Miss Mary Russ of MILFORD. left Mon
day of this week for Ellensburg, Wash,
to live with her sister, Mrs Geo. A.
Gordon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs. G.
Q. Bowerman. Thursday afternoon,
April 90 s
There will be no services at the Pres.
oyterian church Sunday morning, but
here Will be the usual services in the
evening"
Julius Halvorson and Bert Larson
anne up from Rexburg this morning to
Jay their taxes and attend to other
county seat business.
J. w. Langley of Salt Lake City, who
las been here visiting his father, A. C. f
langley at the Yellowstone Ranch re- 3
urned home last Saturday.
Rev. w. w. Van Dusen will preach I
It the NJ. E. Church Sunday evening
April 10, and hold the quarterly con 6
erence at the church Monday afternoon S
1t 2 o'clock
The county commissioners are in SEES q
ion and are grinding out bills at
lively rate. The publishing of the de- t
inquent tax list was awarded to Jas. H.
Wallis at 15c per description
Why not buy your hat at the Boston
store where you have larger assert {
nent OF ladies and children's hats than
carried by all other stores in the !
county put together, to select from and1
vhere yon can purchase at about 30 per S
:ent less than the usual price?
The Fremont Power Company.
It'd, of Rexburg, have filed articles
It incorporation. The directors are =
ohn q. Pincock, Eli Mclntire John L d
acobs, Henry J. Flamm and Ross j. \
capital stock $50 600 d
Mr.. HUMPHREYS, manager of the Mon t
da Stage Line, was in the city several 7
lays this week. Mr. HUMPHREYS was a
'leasant PEAK caller Monday. He an
icipates running his stage line from ST.
to the Park as soon as the ]
Dads are made suitable for running :
caches. v
The Bolivian government has issued a s
printed pamphlet of in b
tructions of its Worlds Fair commits :
toner's upon the selection and prepara- g,
ion of Bolivian exhibits The catalogue t
t articles includes plants, vegetables, L
crest and mine products, textile
materials, birds and valuable animals. q
The Fremont Meat & Provision Co. $
ave filed articles of Incorporation with
he county clerk. The company is in