The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-01
J. II. Mcpherson, Dentist.

in the city between trains yesterday.
0. X. Meservy is appointed postmaster
at MILFORD, vice Mary Russ, resigned.
Judge Donaldson was in the city from
Teton the latter part of last week.
H. J. Hasbrouck, of Idaho Falls, was
in the city last Saturday on legal bust
ness.
H. G. King and family left for Boise
yesterday where they will spend the
winter.
Deputy Secretary of State Byron E.
Hyatt departed for the state capital last
Tuesday.
w. Plant, of Jackson, Wyo., a promi-
nent cattleman and stock raiser, is a
guest in the city.
Prof. Fuller left yesterday for Boise,
where he will remain until after the
converting of the legislature.
The Thompson Mercantile Co. have
another page ad in this Issue. Read it
and consider the prices we'll.
Hon. Mart Patrie's father died at
Market Lake on Dec. 25. Mr.. Patrie
was SO years old and died of old age.
The Misses Ternes royalty entertained
anumber of their friends at their home
in st. Anthony last Sunday evening.
o. P. Soule, who has been very low
since undergoing an operation at St.
Marks hospital in Salt Lake, is recover
ing.
Thos. Estes, deputy sheriff of Uinta
county, Wyo, stopped last night in St.
Anthony, enroute home from Rawlins,
where he has been with a prisoner.
Mrs. Noble, who nursed Mrs. Jack
Moore back to health last sprsng and
has since made her home with her, re-
turned to her home in Salt Lake last
week.
&C. Bowerman, cashier of the First
National Bank, has had his residence
wired for electric lights. Mr.. Bower
man will soon be in a position to let his
light so shine, etc.
Ed. H. Harrington has been released
from the penitentiary and his citizen
ship restored. He had been sentenced
for a term of two years from Fremont
county for grand larceny. Current
Hon. Ben E. Rich returned from his
southern mission to spend the holidays
with his family in Rexburg. Mr.. Rich
was in town Saturday of last week and he
stated to a PEAK reporter that he would
probably visit Boise at the opening of
the legislature.
Hon. John w. Hart, Menan's leading
politician and stock raiser, was doing
business in st. Anthony the latter part
of last week. Mr.. Hart will leave for
Boise the latter part of the week and re-
main there until after the United States
senator is elected.
+. M Bybee, D. Walter Clark, Raw
R.. Mason, G. G. Bowman and Chas. G.
Wierman came up from Idaho Falls on
Saturdays train to assist the members
of Benevolent lodge A. F. & A. M. in
their installation and also to assist them
in doing degree work.
Mr.. Vanderveer, manager of the St.
Anthony Water & Light Co., has re-
a supply of 80 candle power
Nerst sunlights. This is something en-
tirely new in the electric line. One
lamp will take the place of seven or
eight 16 candle power incandescauts.
The novel and original guessing
scheme on the length of time a candle
burn, came off at Fred Schwen-
store in Teton the first of the
week. Frank P. Gardiner won the first
his guess being IA hours and Is
minutes, which was the exact length of
time the candle burned. Mrs. j. Silver
ton won I'd prize and Mrs. Celia Bird
won 3rd.
Ben Henrichs purchased a round trip
ticket for Boise last Tuesday, packed
his Saratoga and struck out to look
after his personal interests in that part
the state. They say that there is some
thing in Boise very attractive to him.
We would caution the young ladies of
st. Anthony not to be surprised or lose
their heads if Ben should bring someone
home with him.
Two young men of Lyman, the sons
OF worthy parents were tried today as
go to press on a serious charge. 1t
seems they were in the saloon at LYMAN
the 90, and got h%ilariously drunk. so
much SO that one whipped out his re-
volver and began shooting, perforating
the walls of the saloon. A dance was
IN progress at the time, at a hall thirty
feet away, and the bullet from the gun
struck Mrs. Blackburn who was play-
ing the piano for the dance. They plead
guilty and were fined by the Lyman
s. and costs. Current.