The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-11-12

stockholders in the First National Bank,
visited st. Anthony over Sunday.
R. G. Newald and W. C. Rogers of
Santa Barbara, Cal. came out of Jack
sons Hole Saturday, where they have
been for four months hunting and fish
ing, the guests of Frank P Price.
VIM B. Goodhart, the State Custodian
and Instructor of the Masons, arrived
in the city the first of the week and is
teaching some of the boys the most
effective way to ride the candidate on
the goat.
Mrs. E. Singleton, who has been at
Red Rock, Mont, returned last week.
We are informed that Mrs. Singleton
has rented the Phil. Averitt mansion
and will open swell private boarding
and rooming house
R. A. Osborn, of the 0. w. Fish
Hatchery and Roy Porter proprietor of
the road house at the Osborn crossing,
were in the city the first of the week.
Mr.. Osborn brought down 500 pound
shipment of trout.
Samuel J. Zimmerman and wife of
Leigh, and L. Rudolph of Oasis, Teton
Basin, were city visitors Monday, re-
turning Tuesday loaded with the neces-
saries of life in sufficient quantity to
last them over till spring.
The Rev Will Stuart Wilson will
preach on next sabbath morning at l a.
NJ at the First Presbyterian Church from
the theme. Needed, Renaissance. In
the evening from the theme, The Call
For Volunteers" 1870 p. m.
The daughter of ]. w. and S. E. Lloyd
of Rexburg, who was operated on at st.
Marks hospital, is improving and while
her condition is still serious, hopes fol
her speedy recovery are entertained.
Her father is at her bedside. -Deseret
News
A severe snow storm visited this
section last Friday and has last since.
The mountain roads are almost impassa-
BILE. Sheep and cattle are suffering on
the range from shortage of feed, and
stockmen are rushing their hocks and
herds into shelter.
c. H. Moon, known throughout Idaho
as the Father of ST. Anthony had a
severe attack of apoplexy last Friday
about noon at his home. His condition
is much improved and unless seized
with another attack will soon be able to
be around again.
J. w. Mack has opened up barber
shop in the basement of the Ross
Halner block in the room recently oc-
cupied by the library. In connection
with the barber shop Mr.. Mack does all
kinds of jewelry. watch and clock re.
pairing. Read his ad in this issue.
Every man demands that woman's
heart shall be an ice bound fortress
diffusing coldstorage atmosphere that
will give to every other man that ap-
proaches her frosted feet But he wants
herSto turn into seething volcano OF
red hot affection when he dawns upon
the sceneN
Jensen BrSs> now have in stock the
new automatiSss calibre Winchester
rifle. 1t is WONDERFUL little gun shoot
ing ten times ih three seconds. Tht
cartridge is a little larger than the
ordinary % long and slightly bottled
and will penetrate four inch board a
one hundred PAGES.
Ed Sheffield, the famous guide ant
hunter, returned the first Of the weel
after II days trip into the jackson
Hole big game hunting grounds with
party of New York millionaires. Nh
Sheffield reports that they had YER
successful trip securing all the gam
and fish they desired.
1t would do the news rustler of tn
Rexburg Current good to see the bi
two and four horse wagons pulling GU
of st. Anthony loaded with winte
supplies bound for various parts of tn
county. Some Of the ST. Anthem
merchants say they load from $500 t
$500 worth of goods into rancher
wagons before breakfast.
The PEAK editor returned Tuesda
from five days trip through the Teto
Basin country, visiting all the bushes
men in the different towns and many {
the farmers. 1t was certainly gratifyin
to find the business men and rancher
in prosperous condition. The seaso
has been unusually favorable, an
enormous yields of hay and grain j
reported on every hand
E. E. Earl, Of st. Anthony was in thi
section yesterday looking over the cour
try with a view to opening a branc
money loaning Office here. He Wi
come again later on if conditions seer
to justify it. Mr. Earl is much impress.
ed with Montpelier and Bear Lake conr