The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-07-16
PERSONALS.

MS eastern Visit the nrst OF the week.
Attorney Douglas H;x of Rexburg,
was in the city on business yesterday
II. NJ. wager left for California Mon
day, where he will remain for some
time.
Hon Cato Sells and wife of Iowa, are
in the city guests at the Riverside
Hotel
Harry Utley and his aunt Mrs.
Singleton left for Montana Sunday for
Harry's health
II. H. Cole came down from Oasis
the first Of the week where he is looking
up coal lands.
Fred Cunningham Of Jackson's Hole,
and game warden of that locality, is in
town the guest of Ed. Sheffield
Mrs. Ed. CrisweI. living on the
South side, is lying very i'll with a
severe attack of rheumatism
Secretary of State w. IL. Gibson and
family returned to Boise from their
visit in Pennsylvania last Saturday
c. p. Bartlett and Wyman Parker
left this morning for the Alberta
country, with 1870 head of horses. They
will be gone about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Hoops, accompanied by
Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Hoops sister, left
for the Park Monday morning. They
will be gone about three weeks.
Robert Shelton of Provo, represent
ing the Shelton Publishing House,
printers, bookbinders, etc, is IN the city
securing orders for records. etc
Roy Clark Alonzo Browning,
Laurence Boyle and John Scowcroft,
Of Ogden, We're in the city Wednesday
enroute to Yellowstone Park.
A X Steunenberg, president of the
First National Bank of ST. Anthony, was
over from Caldwell last week looking
after the interests of the bank
Mrs j Framcom of Payson, Utah, is
here visiting relatives for few weeks
in St Anthony and Farnum, where her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II B Strong live
Mr.. Kirk of the firm of Kirk &
Howard arrived in the city last week
from Nebraska and will spend month
here in the interest of his business here
B. L. Hyatt, deputy secretary
of state, arrived here Tuesday to
spend few days with old time friends
during two weeks vacation which he
IS now enjoying
j. Sherwood, merchant at Henry
Lake, was in town yesterday having
business with the county commissioners
relative to road and school matters in
his section of the county
Abner McFerson of Haden and G.. w.
Allen of briggs, prominent stock
growers and ranchers of Teton basin,
were in the city the first of the week
purchasing summer supplies.
County commissioner Ed Little Of
Teton Basin arrived in the city Monday
| to be present at the sitting of the Board
Commissioner Gordon owing to business
matters has not yet put in his ap
pearance
Franz Rudolph, justice of the peac,
Of Oasis, was in town the first Of tht
week to prove up on his land in tha
locality While here Mr.. Rudolph
made this Office pleasant call and
renewed his subscription for anothe
year He is an old-tme Republican
and has been . subscriber to the PEAL
since its first issue
County Attorney Soule. who has fol
several days been at the Salt LAX.
hospital having the doctors pass upOl
the condition of his wounds caused b
the performing Of operations las
winter, returning to st, Anthony an,
resumed his official duties Monday. II
is feeling fine and the doctors pronounc
him getting along nicely,
Mrs Millcen Stern, of Logan, lowe
arrived in st. Anthony Tuesday t
spend the summer with her grand
daughter Mrs. Grace NJ Taylor tn
county school superintendent. Grandm
Stern Is 50 years old and came through
from Iowa all alone She is hale an
hearty and expects to see man
curiosities yet in her life time
Mrs Sarah E. Ransopher, mother {
d. E Ransopher the druggist arrive
in st, Anthony last week from CLYDE
Kansas She will spend the summe
with her son Mrs Rarsopher is !
years old and after her long iourne
alone she said she wasn't tired an
proceeded to call upon some of her oil
Kansas friends who had not W
learned of her arrival in the city
, County Clerk Victor Hegste
received a telegram from Ogden yesteI
day evening imparting the said inform;
ton of the sudden death of Miss Pea
T Martin, sister of Mrs Hegsted. Tn
cause of death was accidental shootin
while on an excursion. Mr. Hegste
! left early this morning for Salem t
accompany his wife to Ogden to atten
the funeral which viii take plat
: tomorrow afternoon
i Leader Flour is the best. ask You
, grocer for it. MILLER BROS
Notice.
5. E. Bowler, owner of the hors
Frank johnson Brown, wishes to stat
that his work at ranch will not perm
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