The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-15

Col. T. R. Hamer returned from Boise
Tuesday.
Editor Wallis, of the Current, was in
the city yesterday.
L. J. Maurer has ordered the PEAK
sent to his address at Birch Creek, Mont.
The Odd Fellows will have their
installation and banquet Saturday
night.
Neal Anderson, the Texas merchant,
was doing business at the court house
yesterday.
A. c. Langley, manager of the yell
lowstone Ranch & Cattle Co. at Squir-
rel, is in the city.
A discount of 25 per cent on corsets
will be given this week at the Ternes
Furnishing Store.
FOR SALE:-Pair of light bobs with
buggy attached ready for use.
DIR. w. J. MIDDLETON.
The PEAK force has been feasting on
nice piece of bear meat brought in by
S. Nedrow, of Ora.
Mrs. Geo. Porter, who has been 80
seriously ill at st. Marks hospital, Salt
Lake City, is much better.
The young men of Benevolent Lodge
A. F. & A. NJ, will give another dance
tomorrow night at the Masonic Hall
500 pairs of ladies', misses and child
ren's hosiery to be given away by the
Thompson Mercantile Co. Call and get
particulars
During this month only, lessons on
Art Embroidery, Battenburg and Point
Lace will be given at the Ternes Dry
Goods Store t37
A. M. Boylen took twenty trunks of
drygoods, clothing, shoes, ETC.. to
Marysville Monday to sell to the people
of that vicinity.
Max Coddon, representative of the
Passmore Paper Co. of Butte, is in the
city doing business with our merchants
and newspapers.
The First National Bank postponed
the meeting of directors from the 18th
to the 18th, owing to the absence from
the state of A. K. Steunenberg.
E. A. Strong, a job printer of IS years
experience, has accepted position on
the PEAK, owing to the increased de-
mand for up-to-date job printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Merrick are the
proud parents of a fine big boy born at
Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Mrs Merrick
taught school at Farnum the past term.
There will be social at Mrs j. F.
Shoemaker's, Thursday evening Jan. %,
for the benefit of the Rebekah lodge.
Refreshments will be served. Every
body invited.
DR.. Paxton, of Rigby, is in the city
doing business with the county commits
sioners. The Doctor, who is recently
from Nebraska, was G. c. Bakers first
drug store partner.
H. Berger, q prominent rancher of
Haden, Teton Basin, was in the city
yesterday laying in supplies. He
dropped in and renewed his subscrip
ton for another year.
Ladies', misses and children's hosiery
free at the Thompson Mercantile Cos.
The greatest hosiery event of any county
or at any time since history began.
Come and get particulars
A peculiar story is being circulated
around town about Ben Henrichs The
boys are watching the papers for an es-
tray notice. 1t is supposed he is being
held over in Boise for his feed.
Miss Virginia Mosier is here from
Wapello, Iowa, for her health and also
to visit her brother, W. G. Mosier, who
is agent for Shafer pianos and Kimball
organs at the Vim Furniture Store.
Hon. John w. Hart of Menan, who
has been in Boise during the senatorial
excitement was in the city yesterday
on business. Before leaving town Mr..
Hart was very pleasant caller at this
Office.
A. J. Lewis, one of the proprietors of
the Cash Racket Store has gone east to
get bargains for their popular, low
priced store. He will be gone for about
thirty days and on his return will bring
new and useful goods.
N. P. Hansen, tho retired sheriff,
went to Teton the first of the week,
where he will resume charge of his
ranch and cheese factory. Mr.. Hansen
will be remembered all over the county
as very efficient officer.
The Big Boston Store stock has been
reduced to nothing but odds and ends
The stock did not amount to very much
in the first place and the run that has
been made upon it the past week has
about cleaned everything up of any
consequence.
Just ask Jack Moore, Charley Kautz
and John Marshall if they went to Vic
tor to see the prize fight. We believe
these QpnflpmQn Tn Ia Truthful h,,t vuo