The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Meet me at Currans Drug store.

tereu at the hlNeTSlue HOtel 4 ueSuay.
Lowney's chocolates. Try them and
you always want them. AT Camman
Rev Palmer Of the Episcopal diosese,
preached Sunday morning at Idaho
Falls.
A Robbie proprietor of the Riverside
hotel. made business trip to Butte
last week.
Mrs Crab is down from Island Park
preparing to go TO Oklahoma to spend
the winter,
Attorney j. r. King has been slightly
indisposed for the past few days but is
around again.
Dogs and babies may be checked at
the opera house Monday Dec. 18th by "A
Woman Halter"
Mrs. Geo. Merrick of Farnum who
has been away ON an extended visit has
returned home.
Deputy game warden Walt Green is
in Boise this week attending to matters
pertaining to his office.
Ladies go to the High Quality store
and see the nobbiest line of coats and
jackets in Fremont county.
Judge o. E. McCutcheon of Idaho
Falls, is in the city and is one of the
attorneys in the big water suit.
If you are not feeling we'll The Irish
Doctor will prescribe for you at the
opera house Tuesday Dec. Sth.
F. w. Ross went down to Salt Lake
the first Of the week where he will spend
several days on business matters.
w. w. Curran and Go. have displayed
in their drug store very expensive
and beautiful line of holiday goods.
Prof. 0. L. Wilson who is teaching
the Lewisville school ate Thanksgiving
dinner with Hyrum Brown of Chester.
County Commissioner Ed Little
went down the line on Sundays train
to attend to some county matters at
Rexburg.
Chas. Mackert informed a PEAK
reporter yesterday morning that his
machine had threshed out 81, O6O bushels
of grain this fall.
Herb Sturdevant, Will Gray and
Tom Whitton who have been seeing
the sights in Salt Lake City for week
returned home Monday.
Don't forget that special offer by The
Salt Lake Semi Weekly Tribune, from
now until May 81, 1905, for $15O 1t is
chance you cannot afford to miss.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Wednes-
day Dec. 9th with Mrs Moore. All
ladies cordially invited.
Mrs. Fannie Quinn, Rec. Sec.
J. D. Millsaps, who has been in Salt
Lake City having an operation per.
formed on his little daughters eyes,
says she has been very much benefited.
The sooner you do it the more you
will get for your money. Send The
Salt Lake Tribune 81. 80 and receive the
Semi Weekly every Tuesday and Friday
until May 81, 1905.
Hon. c. c. Moore left for Island Parb
last Wednesday accompanied by Sur.
veyor L. j. Maurer and Liveryman c.
S. Coxson for the purpose of selecting
land for the state of Idaho.
Licenses to wed have been issued tc
the following persons this week Johr
w. Smith and Mary j. Smuin of Rex
burg and Ephriam w. jenkins and Mis-;
Elsie McMinn, both of Edmunds.
The members of the Presbyterian
choir were entertained at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Jamison last Fri
day evening. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening was spent
The following personages are regis
tered at the Hotel Riverside this week
Attorney F S. Dietrich, Judge J. NJ
Stevens, Stenographer c. c. Dietrich
Attorneys E. E. Chalmers, w. H
Pucket, and S. J. Rich.
The editor visited Rigby between
trains Sunday calling on some of tn,
merchants of that hustling new town
1t was pleasing surprise to us to learI
that Rigby is one of the busiest ant
most enterprising little towns in Ere
mont county.
The sugar company received an orde
from Brown and Eldredge this week 70
four hundred and fifty sacks of the frs
sugar made by this factory They ex
pect to start tomorrow and if every
thing runs alright and smooth thi
amount will soon be turned out, and i
will be shipped at once. This mean
an order for full car load of Al, 90
pounds.