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Assessment Notice.

ing of the directors of the Harrigfeld
Canal and Irrigation Co Ltd, at their
place of business at Squirrel, Idaho, on
December 9th, 1902, an assessment of
thirty cents (30) per share was levied
and is now due on the subscribed stock
of said company. One half of said ass
essment is payable in cash to the secre
tary of the company at his Office, the
other half to be paid in labor to the
superintendent at the head of the canal.
All stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid February 2lst, 1908, will
be delinquent and will be sold to pay
said assessment. CARL F. LEM. Sec.
Squirrel, Idaho
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
The Sugar Beet.

Colorado farmers have discovered that
sugar beets are valuable as hog feed and
are refusing to ship them to the sugar
factory. This news comes from Monte
Vista, Colorado in a dispatch to the
Denver News. and is as follows
Farmers here are refusing to ship
their sugar beets on account of the late
development of the fact that the sugar
beet is almost phenomenal in its hog
fattening qualities. One farmer stated
recently that while the value of his
beets at the factory was "a so ton
they were worth SIS per ton in his hog
pen.
The sugar beet not only fattens hogs,
but makes prime market pork, very lit
tie, if any grain finishing qualities re-
quired, the beet fattened hog shrinking
scarcely any in shipping.
Stockmen and farmers are alike of the
the opinion that this new sugar develop
ment will extend to the hog-raising in
dustry of the state and, also, largely in
crease Colorado's sugar beet area.
The pork produced by sugar beet
feeding is at once firm and sweet and
resembles in appearance the famous
peach orchard of the south, the hogs
however, being much heavier than theil
southern bret hren.
AS a producer of fine breakfast ba
con, the sugar beetfed porker will il
is claimed, discount anything eve1
placed on the general market
One ton of beets will fully fatten D.;
hog, with an average shipping weigh
of 250 to 300 pounds
1t is expected that the sugar beet car
be used in the fattening Of block cattl,
as well as hogs Deseret News.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
Farmers VIII OrganiZe.

Rhe National Society of Equity of
North America was incorporated at
Indianapolis Dec PA 1t has been or
ganized after months of correspondence
from all parts of the country. Among
its objects are:
To promote and encourage organiza-
ton and co operation among farmers,
stockmen horticultnrists, gardeners,
and men of kindred vocations by the
establishment Of a national society.
To obtain profitable prices for all pro-
ducts of farm, garden ana orchard.
To encourage the building and main
tainance of elevators, cold storage
houses and warehouses in the principal
market cities. or all the localities where
necessary, so that farm products may
be held Tor advantageous prices.
To secure legislation in the interest
of agriculture horticulture, stock rails
ing and gardening.
To secure staple rates of transporta-
ton.
To open mp pew markets and enlarge
old ones.
10 encourage the establishment of
institutions of learning so that farmers
and their sons and daughters may be
educated in scientific and intensive
farming, and for the general advance
ment of agriculture
President Everitt says;
We expect to organize the millions
engaged in agriculture. Knowing the
amounts of crops produced and the con-
sumption from past experience. an equi-
table minimum price will be fixed by
the directors OF the national body and
reported afterwards to all parts of the
country. Once fixed the price will rule
on that crop for year. "-Deseret News.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
Unconcious From Cro,,n

During a sudden and terrible attack
of Group our little girl was unconcious
from strangulation, says a. l.. Spafford,
postmaster, Chester, Mich. and a dose
OF one Minute Cough Cure was admin
lstered and repeated often 1t reduced
the swelling and Inflammation, cut the
mucous and shortly the child was rest
ing easy and speedily recovered. 1t
lures Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, and all
Throat and Lung Troubles One Min
ute Cough Cure fingers in the throat
ana chest and enables the lungs to CON
Tribute pure, health-g giving oxygen to
the blood. Watson & Moore.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
summons.
John b. Archer
Defendant

vs. summons.
John b. Archer
Defendant
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting:
To Ohm b. Archer Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the District Court of
the Fifth j judicial District of the State OF Ida
no. in and for the County OF Fremont, and to
answer the complaint filed therein within ten
days exclusive of the day OF Service) after
within this County; or # served out OF this
County, but in this District. within twenty
days; or II served elsewhere, within forty days
Inc said action is brought to forever dissolve
the bonds of matrimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant on the grounds that. on
OF about October l. 1900, defendant wilfully
and without cause deserted and abandoned
plaintiff, and ever since has and still continues
to wllfully and without cause desert and aban-
aon plaintiff, and live separate and apart from
her without suffcent cause or reason and
against her will and without her consent, and
that ever since said October |, 1900. defendant
has failed to provide plaintiff the common nee
| essltles or ME, because OF the idleness, profit
custody of Lot Bond Archer, aged three years
the only issue of the marriage of said plaintiff
ana defendant; for costs of suit. and for such
other and further relief as to the Court may
seem Just, all of which more fully appears
from plaintiff complaint filed herein, a copy
or which is hereto attached, hereby referred
TO- and made part hereof
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required. the said Plaintiff will apply to
the said Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
the Fth mS Jadea anf s5rct she sea of
the State of Idaho. in and for
the County of Fremont, this
22nd day OF December, 1902.
a. NJ. Carter Clerk
BY Rose L. Davis, Deputy Clerk
Thomas r. Hamer, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stock holders of
the Farmers Friend Co. Ltd. of Will
ford, Idaho will be held in Wilford,
Idaho, at o'clock p. m., on Tuesday,
January 13, 1909, for the purpose of
electing directors and the transaction of
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting
l. E. HOUGHTON, Secy.
Dated at ST. Anthony, Idaho. this lst
day of January, 1908.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08

THE new editor of the Fremont
County News is still and perhaps
will always be a blushing, unso-
phisticated young man. The
following from the first issue of
his compilation of exchanges,
will give the reader some idea
as to the sutferings of these
young bloods:
when you see a young man
sitting in parlor with the ug-
liest 4-year-old boy that ever
frightened himself in a mirror
clambering over his knees, jerk
ing his shirt front, pulling his
hair, kicking his shins, feeling
in all his pockets for nickels,
while the unresisting victim
smiles all the time like the cover
of comic paper, you may safely
say that the howling boy has a
sister who is in a room not TWEEN
ty feet away, and that the young
man doesn t come there for the
fun OF playing with her brother. ."
There are exceptions to the
above. Sometimes the mische
vious young chap is a son of the
courted and blushing young
lady
THE Fremont County News is
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
Wanted.

Party would like to rent a good hay
and grain ranch with running water on
it. Any person having such place to
rent leave word at this Office.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
GlBS0N'S MASTERPIECE.


We are led to believe, from 4
perusal of the columns of the
Teton Peak during the past few
weeks. that our esteemed con
temporary has suffered greVious
wrongs from various sources.
Merchants whom the Peak has
affronted refuse to advertise IN
its columns or patronize its Job
printing, and politicians who
made all kinds Of promises before
election are now trying to forget.
So the Peak is adopting Il bull
doing policy, which we are com
PEELED to admit, seems to fright
en- no one. In fact, parties
roasted by the Republican ring
organ have the supreme elfron t.
cry to be amused at the whole
proceeding.
Now, this is hardly fair In
fact, it is the refinement of cruel
ty. People who have incurred
The Peak S ill-will and been given
4 Jolt, ought to hasten around
to the EDITORS office and make
things right. A persistent ig
noring of these little rhetorical
iabs from the faber of the Peaks
gifted editor will in time create
Il suspicion that that paper has
no force in the community.
Therefore, it is the duty Of every
good citizen, if he ever discovers
that he has been jabbed, to pub
licly acknowledge his derelic-
ton from dnty and ask to be
jabbed again, please.
1t is really very sad state Of
affairs, and we hope those hard
hearted ones who have adopted
the silent contempt policy will
think better of it. 1t would in
deed be scandalous if the i'm
preston should go abroad that
the Teton Peak was not the
whole thing in ST. Anthony and
Fremont county.
LAST week the Salt Lake Tri-
bune gave 4 column of front
page space to an article contri
buted (nost likely unsolicited)
to "Outdoor Life, by H. K.
Glidden, who has become famous
in this part from the amount of
bad whisky lie can soak up and
the multitudes he has "beaten. .
The article scores the "guides
and ''game wardens' of the
Hole, and no doubt some things
stated are the truth, but if Gid
den had known he was telling
the truth it would have giver
him pleasure to have changed
his statements. 1t is presumed
that "OutdOOr Life" sOlicits ~oo(
articles from responsible person,
Of wide experience in the game
and sporting regions, but wher
it recognizes such drunken sots
and dead beats as the abov,
named, people who are familia
with him and his habits, loos,
respect for such periodicals
There is no excuse for the Tri
bune. Glidden's record is known
to the entire force or that val
liable journal. There are lots 0
bad people in jackson Hole
no doubt, but the worst of then
are angels compared with Glid
den.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
For Sale.

Two horses-one good riding horse
and one 3 year old, unbroken, weight
about 900 c. ]. Almy,
Chester, Ida.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
Arrival and Departure Of the Mail
Post Office ST. Anthony Idaho

Mail from r. r. arrives at - i2 90
Mail going by X. X. closes at..... ...... , 90
Parker arrives. .....l2 30 leaves daily - ! 90
Egin, Edmunds and Plano, arr . II IN
leaves after arrvrl OF train from Falls
Chester, Marysville, Vernon. Lodi. Farnum
and Squirrel daily, except Sunday ....
arrives ~. 30 leaves ........ 90
Wilford Teton. Teton Basin and Jacksons
Hole arrives at 90 p m, leaves immediate
ly after the arrival of train from Idaho Falls
daily except Saturday, not later than. 49, . 90
Ora Rice and Sarlda Monday Wednesday
ana Friday arr .....12 90 leaves ...... 90
Post Office Hours
Week days from 90 IN until 90 D M
Sundays and Holidays 10 80 a N until 2 30 D m
NJ j. GRAY Postmaster
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
LAND NOTICE PIRATES.

The Budget is the name of
new paper recently established
at ST. Joe, Idaho, up above st.
Maries. Asst contains only two
local ads il is quite evident
tits started for the purpose OF
securing a large lot of timber
land final proof notices which it
is expected will shortly come in
from that district. Had Wash
ingtOn and Idaho laws similar to
some states, requiring neNspa
pers to be at least one year old
before they can do legal work,
this establishing of mushroom
Newspapers to gobble up the
cream of the legals in the face
of old established and legitimate
publications, would not be pos
sible, and such a law should be
enacted in each state by the
next legislatures. That's the
the way the Rockford Register
spake out in meetin'. The OBJ.
lection to these free hooters,
these pot hunters, these gorillas
in the field of newspaper pub
fishing is we'll taken, and in that
respect we heartily endorse it.
But with the remedy suggested
we cannot fully agree. 1t would
be manifestly unfair to legiti-
mate new publications and the
Rockford brothers publications. is
not so venerable but he will admit
the perfect legitimacy of news
paper birth is frequent to deny
them the privilege of publishing
legal notices. AS we'll make it
illegal to deny an attorney the
right to practice until one year
after his admission to the bar.
or physician or surgeon the
same right until after his sheep,
skin begins to curl at the edges
from age. Had such a law been
in operation in the states named
for the past ten or twenty years,
some of the best and most in
tluential publications in the west
-staunch and true champions of
the people and of public pro
gress would have died born
ing. 1t is possible that the
future still holds similar contin-
gencieS. Would not a better and
more just remedy be a law re
quiring of new publications the
proving of bona fide subscrip-
ton list of at least 500 before
they could qualify to publish
legal notices? In many of the
older states there are similar
laws that have been operating
with entire satisfaction; and es-
pecially is this true in county
printing contracts, the law re-
quiring that the county matters
be published in the two papers
of greatest circulation. This is
more fair to the public who pays
the freight. The primary intent
OF the law requiring the publica
tion of legal notices was the wild
est possible notification to an in
terested public. But avaracious
human nature, while complying
with the letter of the publicity
laws, has eSta blished the prac
tice of evading its intent by
burying such notices in obscure
sheets of little or no circulation
We have no use for the piratica
land notice sheets, and in Jus
tice to to the Legitimate and hart
working newspapers that con
stitute the van guard of the army
of progress in the Inland Empire
they ought by some means to bt
prohibited. 1t may occur tt
some that an effective prohibit
AIRY measure would be law max
ing it misdemeanOr in office
for public official to have any
pecuniary interest in the publ
cation of such notices as pass
through his hands. Surely there
should be some remedy for the
evil. Agitation through the
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08

And in accordance with law and order of
the board of directors OF said company. so
many shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the office of
L. K. Hamer ut St.'Anthony. Ida, Thursday, Jan
10, 1903 at , p. m. to pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon together with cost of advertiS-
ing and expense of sale,
b. p. HOMER, Sec'y.
(Ofice at reSidence.)
Parker, Idaho.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District, County OF Fremont. State of Idaho,
Charlotte A. Archer
Plaintiff
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to find a family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, bat these can be lessened
by having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work in Stomach and Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. 25c, at Watson & Moore
drug store.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08

For bad taste i n the mouth take a
few doses OF Chanberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents
Warranted to cure. For sale by all
drupoists
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08
DELINQUENT Notice.

Last Chance Canal Co Limited.
st. Anthony Idaho.
There Is delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of an assessment
levied July 81. 1902, the several amounts set
opposite tse names OF the respective share
holders as follows.
The Teton peak., 1903-01-08

The Fremont County News is
ready to copy or write anything
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
@nn 0cndtaas i%lbermannt.

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gen BON 9us betGubt i'm 8orber3imz
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Dem rMdrDldnOer llnioeriitdt8 : 6oz
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mittug bereits auBer Qebensgefa6r
mar.
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tag nd4 Dem 6otel unb regiItrirte
inter Dem Namen Nlfreb So6nion.
@r begab fi6 bereits nm II 16r su
8ett, uno 9eitern Morgen I'm J ubr
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ltegenb Dor, Dd6renb Der 9asba6n
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peitli4en 9iitritts no4 Dem rMarpz
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fiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17
SurhI6nitt Gals nnS PnIsaOer.

Charles Weuer, elm 43 Sabre alter
SITTER BON Rr. 8O8, SiiOzSbarpz
ftraBe, tobt nabe Y}t. @inanS
uuFgefunben. = 8ein Motib file
ben @elbitmorb betannt. = Snz
queft gu SGT. Winans.
Der 43 Sabre ulte G6drles 8elIer
BON g3r. 8O8, @iibzSbarpitraBe, be-
ging 5piI6en leBtem W}ittpo4 uno
Qeftern na6e W2t. Winans SelbItz
moro, inDem er ii6 5uerit Die beioen
gulsaoern unb bdnn ben 9als BON
Obr au Obr bur636nitt. Sein 2ei6@
nam nuroe geItern Ra9mittug fur3
mad bier 116r aufgefunben. 9ret
8riioer bes Spbten, nel6e na6 Wtt.
0inans tamen, um bafelbIt ben2ei6z
nam gu beii6tigen, ertlGrten, bGB tie
feline Nbnung bitten, mas @eler gu
Der per3peifelten Shat getrieben babe.
Charles WeQer, pel6er ais Der
@o6n angeIebener beuti6er @ltern
bier geboren lit, erlernte 0as 8iifer@
banbpert, perfu6 jebo6 pd6renO FER
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Mtttpo6 entfernte er ii6 BON fetner
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ging, unb felt Der 3eit purbe 91t4ts
mebr BON Inn geieben.
DIS geitern Nu6mittug GbarleS
Hi4pls, Elm Singing, pel4er Bel
Srn. 8Guerlein gu Mt. WtnanS ais
8u66irt ungeIteQt mar, Die 8i6e BON
Der 0eibe treiben ppQte, lab er am
8unoe zines @etpGfers, binter 8eup'8
9arf an Der 4~nnapoli5z 3oab, einen
damn i'm 8ras liegen. Die 8oittion
bes Munnes mar cine 10 unnutiirli6e,
baB es benz Sungen glei6 einfiel, buB
Gtpus ni6t ridtig fet, uno bel nd
6eren Ru6fori6ungen ertdnnte er,
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bate. Sein gan3er &0rper mar BON
8lut iiberItrDmt, unb am 9al5, To-
nie an ben beiben 6anogelenten Be-
fanoen Ii9 tlaffenbe Wunoen, Der
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ri6tigte. Ser 8oIi3iit lieB ben Qeidz
nam nab benz Sobten6ar5 6inter Der
4oIi5eiItation gu Mount @inan5
ii~berfiibren, poIeIbit Der SOote BON
ieinen 8riibern ioentifi3irt puroe.
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purbe Elm 3ettel OorgefunOen, 0uf
nel6em foIgenoe g}oti5 itunb:
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G6urle8z uno 9enriettaItraBe unb
8eorq WeQer on Der @de BON S6drpz
unb 9iuitruBe."
Die beiOen genannten 6erren IinO
@pot6efer uno betreiben lire eigenen
@ei6dfte. ST.. 6reO. g. Neler uno
3pei Ieiner jiingeren 8riiOer beguben
ii9 iogIei6 mad W}t. 8inans bin
aus unO trafen baieIbit 4norbntngen
fir Die lleberfiibrung be5 2ei6nam5
mad Dem Qei6enbetattungs : Stab
liiiement BON 9rn. So6n SO, Seufel,
g}r. 6O4, Siioz@barpitruBe.
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belt geItern Qbenb einen Snqueit u6,
in nel6em bic GeI6porenen Elm auf
SelbItmorb lautenbes @erbitt abguz
ben.
Meuer 6interIGBt auBer ieiner be-
tugten M}utter mebrere 8riioer un0
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

fpel9es i'm ipa6ren Slime bes
Worfes elm 5amilienbldtt uno in
beutI6en &reiien 8altimore's Elm
germ ~geie6ener Sat 1T, ptro IN
bieier @p9e pie INNER iebr
rei66altig unb interehant ietn.
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nsueiten SepeTGsn, ben lotdlen
Sagesreuigfeiten uEO ben berger
friifenoen, eOitprie1en Spnnz
tags : Ylduoereien, Die %folgenoen
Gr5dblungen unO artitsl ent9aI>
ten:
rJamilie 9ormann" Sort
iebung), 3Oman BON 4leranOer
GDmer.
Sin iG63orniger Mdnn," Grz
3Gblung BON Clinton Si6e4op .
nMarie6en 9afo," NOpeaette
ppn .. 5.
Ser Qeoerer," pon 8uitdb
Me6rtnt.
rS6re Hude," bon 2eopolo So
cobion.
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Ser fliegenbe Mann," bon
8. 8. @eGs.
nSein gIiidli4Iter S6uB.
r9us &dBden," BON 8. BON
Ssdulieu.
Plus Der alten 9eimath."
uSQuitrirtes 0ibblatt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-17

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den uno anberen 4bfdaen TT auf
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tpprben, od Stdbtsg roturdtor Bruce
Der 9iBung beg Wufer : GOmtte's
bei3upo6nen piinf9te.
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tung.
Sr. Clarence 6. 6orreit, Der Sefrez
tar bes ,@erein8 Der 8aufleute uno
6u6rifanten," beitritt geitern in einem
8riefe bic 8ebduptung bes 9rn. S.
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5tutiffiter ous MateriaI fir oefsn
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bieIe Nngabe am 0onnsrItd g oer8ioz
act : 8eb0roe unterbreitet uno oa@
our6 Die Nbf9affung oes Poitens 81
b~egrinoen geiu4t.
8Iei6t BUM Der
StdDt.
Der 8eleu6tung8 Superintendent
lit na6 einem 9utu4ten bes Staotz
9rofurotors ni4t beredtigt, trgeno
tpel6e Der 2(pparute fir Die eleftrii4e
illumination gu perfaufen. 0teielz
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duf6etpd6rt iperoen.
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BON ben poli5ei @ommtfGren nm
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li3eiitation 3uriidte6rte. Die @omz
miFdre ga6en inn g2oti5, oaB er BET
elmer no6maligen Wieoer4ofung ieis
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lufen perpen pirb. 9unoon puroe
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