The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-07
DR.. ]. II. Mcpherson, Dentist.

And not work at nothin else.
DR.. J. H. Mcpherson, Dentist |,
Free SUGARS the premium at Thomp-
sons.
New premium for cash trade at
Thompson's.
Watson the Optician, Watson &
Moore the st. Anthony Druggists,
IL cans of tomatoes or corn for 81. 90 at
Thompsons.
II lbs of sugar for 81 90 at Thompson's
Scans of Snake Lye for 25c at Thomp-
sons
bars of Silk soap for 25c at Thomp
sons
packages Of Dukes Misery for 25c
at ThOmpson's.
All of that beautiful chinaware at
cost Watson q Moore.
The secret of making money is to save
it, Buy your shoes of Boylen.
Do you know Boylen? If you don't,
you ought to- He sells clothing.
The delinquent tax list will appear in
the Snake River Current next week.
Get prices ca your grocery bills at
Thompson before buying anywhere.
Small expense, little profit and quick
sales satisfy Boylen. Could yon ask
more?
Satisfaction packed with every suit
for less money than elsewhere at
BOylen's.
Lee Borrows, Till Combs and Ed
Sheffield left last Sunday for ten days
bear hunt.
Any one having 90 foot poles to sell
will do well to see the Teton Tele-
phone Co.
Watch the crowd, they will show you
where the bargains are -Boylen's Hat
Department
Vienna Bread, Rye Bread Graham
Bread and Pumpinchol from the Royal
Bakery received daily at the Hub. Leave
your orders.
But maybe that's where you have
trouble. see Boylen's clothing, that will
ease your mind.
A dollar saved through close buying
you that dollar.
We want your trade. but ask it only
on the condition that we can save you
mOney-BOylen.
Mrs Harry Gesas and children re-
turned from their visit to Baltimore,
Md, last Saturday.
A. B. johnson, prominent Squirrel
creek rancher visited ST. Anthony Mon
day on land business
Dr. MiddletoDs family has been in
creased by the addition Of very fine
Newfoundland Purple
Buy now twill soon be gone. All
that elegant line of China and japanese
ware at Watson 81 Moores.
Closing out that fine line of china
and Japanese ware at actual cost.
Watson u Moore
A number of ST. Anthony's young
people attended the ball given by the
Gun Club at Rexburg last Monday
night.
Miss Maude Parry is showing the
newest styles in ladies trimmed ant
ready to-wear hats, also fine assert
ment of children's washing bonnets and
null hats.
H. M. Thornton, proprietor of the st
Anthony Lumber Co., informs us tha
business in his line is picking up very
rapidly.
There were about one hundred teams
on Bridge street last Saturday after
noon and the stores were apparently do
ing an unusual amount of business
Col. Thos. Hamer and Wood d
Parker returned Monday from the uppe
Squirrel Creek country, where the,
spent couple of days as guests of Geo
Harrigfeld.
O. Rudhardt and Chris Marchion boil
of Anaconda, Mont, were in the city
couple of days the first of the week Mr.
Rudhardt has ranch at Marysville
which he is looking after.
o. p Soule, who has been in the hos
pital at Salt Lake City since December
has SO far recovered that he is expected
home to assume his duties as county al
torney by the middle of this month.
Just received a large assortment {
dress patterns and waistings, the yer
newest, also swell line of ladies' sill
waists in all colors.
The Ternes Furnishing Store
Miss Minnie Frickey of Salem Ore
will lecture at the Methodist Episcopi
church on the 18th inst on tho Srbipf
of the Womans Home Missionary s.
ciety of the M. E. church. The lectul
will be free, cordial invitation extern,
ed to all.
Sam L. Sheets, one of Teton Basin
prominent stockmen, was in town Sa
urday of last week to meet his son WI
has been attending school ut Salt Lal
City. Sam says there is no uuestit