The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-22
j. H. Mcpherson, Dentist.

jim Smith has finished putting up ice
for the summer market.
: No. coal at Sturdevant's two blocks
south of bridge. Phone No. 10.
Roy Baker is spending few days in
Salt Lake City Seeing the sights
Commissioners Gordon and Little left
for their respective homes Monday after
noon.
The Teton PEAK, official paper of
Fremont County, $50 year in ad
vance.
c. A. Ripley who has been in town
several days, returned to his home near
Rea Monday.
The weather has greatly moderated
in the last few days and several inches
of snow has fallen.
s.. F. Douglas, proprietor South Side
meat market, visited Salt Lake City and
Ogden last week on business
James Galbraith of st. Anthony,
Idaho, is the guest Of friends in James
town. Jamestown pa World.
VIM. Northrop, manager of the Wild
Rose Cattle company. has been III the
city guest at the Riverside for several
days.
The county commissioners adjourned
Monday afternoon after week devoted
to carefully attending to the county
business.
Nathan Kicks, Henry Flamm and J.
w. Webster, prominent Rexburg gen
tlemen We're i'll the city on business
Saturday.
There is a strong rumor about town
that Herbert Lee contemplates engag
ing in the holy bonds of hemlock III the
near future.
W. G. Smoot, commonly called Bill, !"
returned home last week from Salt
Lake City where he spent the holidays
with his parents.
G. H. DeCamp, Secretary of the st,
Anthony Union Canal company, was a
caller at this Office Monday in the in
terest of the company,
Percy Maryon is the proud daddy of
a big boy who made his appearance at
the Maryon home yesterday. Mother
and son are doing nicely,
Goodlib Rasmussen prominent
ranchman of Kilgore, spent Sunday i'll
the county seat He says the stock in
the valley are wintering nicely.
Any one doubling the artistic ability
OF Percy Maryon have only to glance at
the beautiful dressed windows of Skalet
q Shell and be at once undeceived.
Secretary of State w H. Gibson was
in st Anthony over Sunday Mr.. Glib
son came over partly on business and
also to attend the Odd Fellows installa
ton.
For bad taste in the mouth take 6
few doses of Chamberlain s Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price % cents
Warranted to cure. For sale by al
druggists.
q. E. Bowerman, cashier Of the FRS
National bank leaves for Boise the las
of the week where he will spend weel
or so getting on to how they do things il
the Idaho legislature
The board of directors at their an
nual meeting elected Lee s. Borrow,
teller of the First National bank. Lee
friends will be rejoiced in his good for
tune.
Rev. Benz. F. Wilson lectured at tn
Opera house last Friday evening on or
ganized labor and the socialistic ques
ton. Those who attended put hin
down as an eloquent speaker
Rodney Herman has resigned his 20
sition as manager Of the dry goods de
partment at the Thompson Mercantile
Co., and left yesterday for visit witt
friends and relatives in Clyde, Kan
DR.. F. Walcott partner of Dr. Fulle
in the dentistry business, left last Sun
day for San Francisco Cal, where h
will take course i'll dentistry, return
ing to st. Anthony about next June
Thos. r. Hamer, the rancher, is al
swelled up these days over the increas
in whiteface and short horn herds
Colonel will be the cattle king Of ldah
if the increase holds out as at present.
We learn that our County Attorne
o. 2. Soule is improving and rapid
gaining strength. He hopes to be HON
soon and take charge of his duties here
Attorney Millsaps has very kindly al
tended to the county business while Nh
Soule is in the hospital at Salt Lake.
The PEAK job department has iuJ
finished printing the Bylaws and prS
pectns for the Fremont County Oil. Ga
and Coal Company, copies of wHic
may be had by application to the 6ffit
OF }. X. King and T. r. Hamer in>th
Ross Hamer block The COMPANY
drilling machinery etc. is now entrans
and will be here in a few DAYS when I'll