The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

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drug store.
]. s. Hill. owner of the big oil mine
at Oasis, was in town on business the
first of this week.
Pete Mullen the only republican in
Ora precinct was doing business in the
county seat the first of this week.
H. Gesas, proprietor of the Hub, is in
Blackfoot this week on business
connected with his large store there.
Chas. Louis and wife returned Friday
from Victor where they have been for a
couple of weeks visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Louis.
James Campbell, C. E. Ripley and L.
F.. Beckhart, prominent ranchers of Shot
Gun, were guests at the Hotel Riverside
over Sunday.
A. c. Langley and ". L. Campbell
leading ranchers and cattle men of
Squirrel were Riverside visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Wylie went down to Blackfoot
yesterday where she Will spend a few
days visiting friends and attending the
fair.
Rev. K. Linsay of Madison county
Neb, arrived here a few weeks ago and
has assumed charge of the German
church at Squirrel.
A. B. BEDFORD, of Spencer who has
purchased the ]. G. Williams estate,
was over the first of the week on bust
ness with the probate Judge.
David Owens of Teton City has sold
his ranch two miles southeast of St.
Anthony to Mr.. ]. L. Ferney, who
lately arrived here from Iowa.
DR.. Harshbarger was called to Teton
Basin twice last week on professional
business, but unfortunately one patient
Alfred Ellis, of Darby, died of ap-
pendicitis before his arrival.
George Harrigfeld the rancher, ditch
builder and politician came down from
Fremont Tuesday afternoon and spent a
couple of days visiting with friends and
attending to business in the county seat.
D. NJ. Shields of Dubois. administrator
of the J. G. Williams estate, was in the
city Monday closing up all matters
connected with the estat and making
a transfer of the property to A. B. Red
ford of Spencer who is the purchaser.
R. t. Drollinger, the Oregon Shors
Line agent at this place informs ut
that the depot is fast nearing compile
ton and he expects to be located in his
old quarters again by the middle of next
month.
E. w. Uden, owner of the Bonnie
Brae ranch at Island Park, came down
Sunday to meet an outing party from
Salt Lake City, returning with them
Sunday evening, They will spend a
week hunting for big game.
j. ". Mack of Salt Lake CITY. has
purchased the Parlor Barber Shop of
Fred Adams and took charge yesterday.
We understand that Mr.. Mack is a first
class tonsorial artist, and wish him
success in his business in a new location
A large number of st. Anthonyites
took advantage of the excursion to
Blackfoot yesterday, it being Fremont
County day at the fair. The attendance
was good, the gate receipts running over
$1,000 a day. The best races will be to-
morrow.
g. c. Shaffer and w. H. Burwell of
Florence, Colo, who are interested in
the oil proposition at Teton Basin, have
been in the city for several days on
business and returned to the basin Tues
day afternoon. They report the work
progressing very nicely.
McCutcheon & Sheets receive ed their
new steam threshing outfit the first Of
this week. As soon as the machine and
engine could be set up and pu t in order
they pulled out for their Squirrel creek
circuit. After the threshing season is
over they will attach three or four
breaking ploughs to the engine and
break land until the snow stops them.
Congressman Howells, of Salt Lake
City, who has been making a tour of the
upper Snake river valley returned home
the first of this week. He said before
leaving that he was more than pleased
with this section of country and was
very much surprised to find it SC
thoroughly developed and under such a
perfect system of irrigation. While
here he met and visited with a couple
of old personal friends, Chas. and Jessie
Lloyd taking a trip with them through
the Teton Basin country.
Your prescriptions carefully com
pounded at
CHAS. WATSON,
The ST ApthOnv Drurr;,+