The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-28


and poultry Watson & Moore The 81.
Anthony Druggists
The Fremont Meat & Provision Cos.
new meat market. was opened to the
public Monday morning. 1t is a fine
large marketand is a credit to the town.
| G. w Thompson went down to Salt
Lake City this week and returned home
Tuesday with his wife, who has beer
visiting friends there for the past three
weeks
Miss Maude Parry is showing the
newest styles in ladies' trimmed and
ready -to-wear hats, also a fine assert
ment of children's washing bonnets and
null hats
II cans OF tomatoes or corn for 81. 90 at
Thompson's.
DR.. d. L. Blevins, Jas. G. Gwinn.
Harry Utley and Wood d. Parker left
Sunday for Lucky Dog ranch, which
is about fifty miles from here. where
they are spending the week hunting and
fishing,
Two men with the Hutchinson Imper-
lai Stock company hired rig from
fager's to take them to Rexburg Tues
day evening. After arriving in Rex
burg they refused topay, but after being
arrested they dug up.
Buy yonr watches and iewelrv at
Ashcrafts 8.
A. Hanny has sold his ranch nj Will
ford, to Mr. Peterson, n sou in-law of
Mr. Guilford, who recently came ont
from Iowa to locate, the consideration
being 81, coo Mr. Hanny left Saturday
for LaGrande, Ore, to look up a loca-
ton
Any one having 20 foot poles to sell
Will do well to see the Teton Tele-'
phone Co
Union service was held at the M. e.
church last Sunday night, in which Rev
Pemberton gave a brief and interesting
talk on the experiences and hardships of
the volunteers in the late war in which
he served. The church was crowded to
It's fullest capacity, many being com
PEELED to stand.
Arch-deacon Jennings Of Nampa, was
II 81. Anthony the first OF tho week
looking after the interests of the new
Trinity Episcopal church at this place,
and held services in the church Monday
and Tuesday evenings Mr., Jennings
has been resident of Idaho for the past
eleven years
Watson the Optician, Watson &,
Moore the ST Anthony Druggists.
H. G King and family arrived in ST.
Anthony Sunday from Boise and are
guests of Mr., ana Mrs G. e. Bowerman.
Mr.. King is having house built at the
nine, which will be finished in couple
of weeks when he will take his family
there to spend the summer.
We have large assortment of ladies'
summer shirt waists in all materials
and our prices are the lowest
Tho Ternes Furnishing st ore. |
The many friends Of Il. A. Curtis will |
be pleased to learn that he is to return
to St. Anthony and take charge Of |
Trinity Episcopal church Mr.. Curtis |
was teacher III this county, but left
three years ago to attend school and
has since been preaching at Montpelier. |
DR.. Woodburn is expecting his father |
here Saturday. The gentleman is in |
his 10th year, and hale and hearty. AS |
1t IS some fourteen years since father
and son have met, there viii certainly |
be JOY in the WOODBURY. household too
sacred for intrusion. -Rexburg Current.
q. S. Bowler of Plano, Idaho, is now
at G. $ Coxson's livery stable with his
trotting stallion Frank Jenson" bred
by "Kader" by Woodford Wilks and
will stand at G. S. Coxson S livery stable
Mondays for the coming season. Terms
$40 cash, or 80 for the season.
| guarantees my work and the shaping
OF patterns III cutting to be Of the latest
designs. If you want any tailor made
clothes, don't get your measure sent to
ready made clothing firm outside.
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