The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-14
DIR. j. H. Mcpherson, Dentist.
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Get your school bonds at the PEAK.
We keep them in stock.
Mrs. w. F. Jamison is confined to her
home with the measles.
w. L. Campbell came down from the
Highland ranch Monday.
E. A. Strong is assisting the PEAK
job department this week
T. W. Porter, a Victor merchant, was
In the city the first of the week.
John Fix, proprietor of the Lyman
saloon, was in the county seat Tuesday.
School bonds, and legal blanks for
probate and justice courts at the PEAK
Office
jeff Black, an old st. Anthony boy,
came in the other day from Lac ranle
Ore, for short stay.
J. D. Ripley, prominent business
man of Dubois, was in St Anthony the
first of the week laying in supplies
Jack Moore proprietor of the River
cAOC A<oA, 'ASAtC0 NCO LUSH IlS lOiA-C
near Victor Sunday and Monday
Lars Fransen of Vernon, WAS a st
Anthony visitor today and called III and
had his name added to our subscription
list
Miss Minnie Frickey of Salem, Ore,
lectured last night at the NJ E church
on the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety.
Closing out that fine line of china
and Japanese ware at actual cost.
Watson q Moore.
T. B. Cess and wife of Boise, came
over Sunday to visit their son, Will and
wife, who live ON their ranch west of
town.
j. A. Harris, H. Peterson, James Hill
and g. F. Garrett, prominent ranchers
of Marysville, registered at the Hotel
Riverside Saturday
Deputy Postmaster Will Gray and
wife are comfortably domiciled in their
brick residence on Colorado avenue
tSiAu L AAAA buACCts
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Denny Of Parker, died last Sunday
of diphtheria, and another chi Id is not
expected to live
D. NJ Shields of Dubois, has been APP
pointed by Judge Donaldson, admins
traitor for the John J. Williams estate,
vice c. c. Williams removed.
Coroner Martin Harris of LaBelle,
was in town Saturday and Sunday do
ing coroner's duty, and was a pleasant
caller at this office before leaving town.
Wood Miller of Miller Bros, is build
ing neat cottage of modern architec
ture on the street between R. T..
Drollingers residence and the railroad
Mrs. Cameron, mother of Mrs g. c.
Baker and Mrs. Percy Maryon returned
to her home in Fall City. Nebr., last
week after spending the winter here
with her daughters
The delegates selected to attend the
Presbyterian State Sunday School Con-
vention which conyenes at Idaho Falls,
June 3 40, are: Miss Ruth Drollinger,
Louis wager and Elmer Brainard.
Ernest Bramwell, deputy county clerk,
was given pleasant surprise Tuesday
evening by his pupils at Twin Groves
An interesting program was rendered
and at the close an excellent lunch was
spread.
packages of Dukes Misery for 25c
at ThOmpsOn's
Harry Bowers of Pocatello; who has
been up on his Vernon homestead sew
eral weeks, returned to Pocatello ON to-
days train. Before leaving town he
called and had his name added to the
PEAK subscription list.
H. H. Cole the mining expert who
has been in Boise on business, passed
through st Anthony the first of the
week enroute to Victor where he will
make further Investigations in regard
to the mineral resources of that district.
All of that beautiful chinaware at
cost. Watson d Moore.
They tell rs that Sam Davis, of
Parker is the ''swelled up daddy" of a
big baby girl born today We wouldn't
believe this until Dr. Middleton, who
was in attendance, verified the report.
We accept the statement as true. and
are now waiting for the cigars.
L. E. Nuzum arrived in st. Anthony
from Butte the fore part of last week.
He Immediately decided to locate here
and purchased a lot on West Main street,
and already has blacksmith shop 24x
30 almost completed and will be ready
for business in about ten days.
Get prices on your grocery bills at
Thompson's before buying anywhere.
Attorney J. R. King was called to
briggs last saturday to prosecute
Laramie Taffu chorual with o,;,,;,