The Teton peak., 1903-09-10
Come and pay up your old account.
IMAS. WATSON.

MI anu MIS-. " NJ DOWeTnan cuJONeu
an automobile ride to .ReXburg and re-
turn Sunday in Mr. Comstock' machine,
dining with him for Sunday dinner.
LOST-A buggy cushion between the
bridge and the depot Monday evening.
Finder please leave at this office or
notify Nelson Russ of Wilford.
H. j, Stone of Chaplin was a PEAK
caller Tuesday. Mr. Stone was on his
way to Chicago, where he will spend
couple of weeks taking in the sights.
We have for immediate acceptance
good income paying city property to
exchange for farm property.
Robbie e. Hammond.
We are sorry to chronicle the sad
news of the death yesterday morning of
the infant baby girl of Mr. and Mrs "
H. Carbine, vino died few hours after
birth.
Just received new line of Ladies
Dress Skirts, Knit Jackets, Skirts and
Vests. Also large line of fall and
winter street hats
THE TERNES FURNISHING STORE.
w. L Austin and E. B. Ballentyne of
| Washington, D. c., who have been
making trip through the National
Park, passed through town the first of
the week, enroute to their eastern home
Mrs. l.. M. Earl, the estimable wife of
our fellow townsman, will arrive from
Salt Lake City on Sunday for the pur-
pose of paying visit, and together they
will probably make selection OF their
new home
L. L. Searls and wife, of Salt Lake
City and James A Fryer and wife of
St. Anthony, who have been ON trip
through the jackson Hole country re-
turned the first of the week after very
enjoyable outing
Joe George will open up in connection
with his confection and ice cream
parlors next Monday a first-class short
order and oyster house Joe is swell
cook and will no doubt do good busi
ness as place of this kind is always
well patronized.
A. G. Hansen of Chaplin came down
Tuesday TO meet his father, mother and
sister, Mrs Jenson, who arrived on the
afternoon train from Omaha They
are here to look over the country with
the object of locating.
Z. E. Ransopher, of the firm of Curran
& Co., returned Monday from a few
days rusticating iu the hills up a;
Squirrel. Gilmore was caught out in a
severe hail storm last Saturday and he
says the top Of his head hurts yet
A. l.. Mitchell, superintendent Of
circulation of the Butte Inter- Mountain.
called upon the people of this county
last week in the interest of the Inter
Mountain, which is one of the leading
Republican dailies of the northwest
Miss Maude Adams, the celebrated
actress, who has been visiting hel
uncle, j. A. Adams of Jackson's Holt
for several weeks, came ont the first O.
the week and returned east where she
will enter upon her winters engage
ment.
The most complete line of Libby
lunch goods in town. Deviled ham
potted tongue. veal. chicken and han
} loaf Vienna sausage, boneless pig feet
Melrose pate and Libhy's celebrated
sliced beef i'll glass Jars at Baker &
Sons Grocery
G. c. Moore and Prof Fuller lef
, yesterday morning for the head of tn,
Harrigfeld canal where they said the,
were going to work out their assessment
but is it most generally understood tha
5 they will fish, eat, drink and be merry
The gentleman (2) from Egin bencl
who appropriated a sack of -four and
can of coal oil to his own use from th
wagon of c. C. Wright standing bacl
of A. Stones meat shop last evening hat
better return same and save any furthe
! exposure of the matter.
II. N. McBain, of Butte. one of th
directors of the Highland Ranch I'm
t provement Co, who has been visitin.
a w L. Campbell, the manager, returne,
t home the first of the week. Mr.. McBail
is also interested in some extensiy
r mining property in the hills east of st
a Anthony
e Col. Hamer, A. NJ. Boylen, Prof
Fuller and the PEAK man, took Ion.
drive down the bench last Friday after
: noon, where they saw some of the fines
sugar beets that can be produced il
any country The grain was all in th
"shock, and the whole country assumes
n an aspect beautiful to behold.
a LOST-June 18th, 1903. one ba
horse branded OF on left shoulder
weight between 1900 and 400 tw
d small wire cuts on both hind feet
It heavy main and tail, spot in forehead
= Was lost 25 miles east of st. Anthony
r Any person notifying the undersigne,
, | will be given $40 for information lead