The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-01-29

llsed on the farm Chief among the
dealers in this line in Fremont county
IS NJ. f.. Jamison. one of the best known
business men in this section He has
been IN business here since 1895, and bv
falr and honorable dealing with custom
ers has built up a large and profitable
trade. lie carries Il large stock of shelf
ana heavy hardware, stoves, ranges.
sewing machines clocks, sporting goods.
etc. as well as carpets, draperies WIN
dow shades aud a full line Of plain and
fancy furniture. He is also the agent
Ior the Milwaukee harvesters and NOW
ers. Mr.. Jamison is the only funeral
director in this section and does under
taking in all its branches, taking com
plete charge from crepe to carriage and
flowers, thereby relieving friends from
all responsibility. He is especially fitted
for this work being a graduate from an
embalming school. He is expeditions
and satisfactory in his methods and
everything in this department is per
formed in the most modern. successful
and professional manner.
St Anthony Lumber Il Grain Co.
Lumber has it's history and like all
histories has its various chapters. 1t
opens with the primeval forests and the
woodlands AK, and ends in the homes
and haunts of civilized man. 1t is the
prime factor in the building world and
the industry has afforded an avenue of
trade for a class of men who are typical
hustlers. Prominent among this class
is H. Nj. Thornton, proprietor of the ST
Anthony Lumber and Grain Company.
This gentleman has been in the lumber
business for the last year and a half and
by fair and honorable dealing has built
up large trade. He carries all kinds
of lumber and building materials and
his prices are as low as first-class stock
can be sold for Most OF his lumber is
under shed, bright and dry ready for
the carpenters plane He also deals ex-
| tenslvely III grain and produce for which
he pays the highest market price. He
owns a large warehouse 20X90 feet to
which he has built an addition 40y60
| feet Nh Thornton is one of our lead
4ng and progressive citizens and owns a
fine ranch of 4S0 acres lying three and
a half miles northwest Of the city 1t
is nicely improved most all under cul-
tivation, has good buildings and for ag-
riculture and stock raising is one of the
best to be found in Fremont comfy A
visit TO his ranch will convince the most
skeptical of the possibilities of this sec
ton of Idaho which is destined to take
a high rank among the producing states,
St. Anthony Banking Company.
The st. Anthony Banking company
of this city is an emnently safe, flour
ishing and reliable institution and one
that embarks in no question: ole Ven
lures. This bank is a private institu-
! tion and was organized last fall. Mr..
| G. G.. Baker is president and cashier and
Mr. w. A. Calderhead assistant cashier
| The paid up capital stock is SIS 900 and
| the deposits at this time are over $35, 900
and growing, Il most creditabe show
| ing which speaks volumes for the stand
ing and business ability of the owner
and officers of this bank. They do
general banking business, make real
estate and commercial loans, discount
commercial papers, accept deposits,
make collections and buy and sell do
mestic and foreign exchange. They
| also do an extensive real estate business
in both city and county property and
write insurance in four leading com
panies. The personnel of this bank is
of itself a sufficient guarantee of its alb
solute reliability and straight forward
| business methods.
St. Anthony Building and Mfg Co
Limited.
The building trade of st Anthony
and vicinity has a leading and reliable
representative in the above named pro
gressive firm. This firm was incorpor-
| ated about one y ear ago and eXcels in
placing the most advanced accommoda-
tions at the disposal of their customers
They are manufacturers and wholesale
and retail dealers in lumber and build
| ,n1,
windows in carload lots The stock
embraces all kinds Of rough and dressed
| lumber, both native and from other
states and is offered at the lowest market
prices Complete bills of lumber from
architects plans are furnished on short
notice and estimates are carefully given
In addition of taking the entire output
of two saw mills, have a planning mill
equipped with all the latest machinery
and are prepared to turn out moulding
brackets, frames, trimmed work and fin
ishings of all kinds. They will shortly
install a gasoline engine and add more
machinery. They are in position to
offer inducements and advantages to
| buyers that are difficult of duplication
in this section and are thoroughly alive
to the wants of the trade and always
endeavor to please their customers.
The officers of this company are J. E.
Fogg, president; G. N. Swartz, secre-
tary, and E. J. Warner, manager.
Winn Furniture Company.
Asan evidence of what thrift, business
enterprise and catering to the tastes
and wants of the people will accom-
plish, we have only to point to the
furniture establishment conducted by
Thomas F. Winn. This gentleman
opened his furniture store i'll this city
last May and carries the most compre-
hensive and elegant line Of furniture
and its accessories to be found in Ere
mont county. He has been before the
local public less than one year, yet
many homes in this city and surround
ing country have been rendered more
pleasant and comfortable by purchases
made from his store A glance through
his show rooms reveals the fact that the
intending purchaser has a wide range
to select from, including the latest and
most artistic designs, as well as the