The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-05-14
Free sugar is the premium at Thomp-

II cans of tomatoes or corn for 81 90 at |
Thompsons
The county commissioners will be in
session next week
The PEAK has just received new %
inch Paragon paper cutter
August Garz was down from Squirrel
supplies this morning
Mr.. J. F. Shoemaker left for an ex-
tended tour through Idaho on Tuesday.
Assessor z. T. Clay is having nice
residence erected on West Main street.
S. w. Eccles j. NJ. Andrews and J.
H. Dahlen, Oregon Short Line officials
registered at the Riverside yesterday.
The largest line of watches, clocks
and Jewelry in Fremont county at
Ashcraft's.
G. G. Peck of the Farmers Bank OF
Idaho Falls was in ST. Anthony Tues
day on business
j. B. Davis Of Blackfoot, is in ST. An
thony presumably to erect and burn
another kiln of brick.
Eddie Prinsen. manager of the Noun
tain View ranch. was in town The first
of the week, guest at the Riverside
Hotel
Esbert Hepner who has been ia Salt
Lake City all winter visiting friends
and relatives, returned 10 St Anthony
last week.
Bishop Funston came in from Boise
on today's train, and will hold dedica
ton services at the Episcopal church
this evening.
Miss Maude Parry is showing the
newest styles in ladies' trimmed and
ready -to-wear hats. also a fine assert
ment of childrens washing bonnets and
null hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hopkins are now
located at Idaho Falls, Nh Hopkins
having purchased half interest in John
NEEDS saloon.
X. A Osborn and family, who have
been spending the winter in town, left
the first of the week for the O. w. ranch
at Island Park
| &. Prinsen, father of the Prinse n
Bros. of the Mountain View ranch,
came out Tuesday from ST Paul to visit
for short time with the boys
Miss Lena Hodgson left on today $
train for her home in Kalispel, Mont,
after spending several months here
visiting her sister, Mrs Hubbard.
H. c. Moore is the authorized collect
or and solicitor for the TETON PEAK,
and will visit all parts of Fremont
county within the next sixty days
We have too large a line of corsets
and in order to reduce them we will
give you discount of 20 per cent
The Ternes Furnishing Store
Geo. {. Porter is down from his
Island Park saw mill He says the mill
Is not running yet on account of the
deep snow preventing them from haul
ing in logs.
Geo Harrigfeld president of the
Harrigfeld Canal Co. of Squirrel. and
Judge Kelly, secretary, We're in town
this morning attending to business for
the corporation.
Father Money of Idaho Falls, will say
mass in the opera house next Sunday
morning a; 1870 o'clock. All members
OF the Catholic church and the public
in general are invited to attend
New premium for cash trade at
Thompson's
A. Nj. Hudson who has been in the
employ of the Thompson Mercantile Co.
for several months, left yesterday fol
Tanner, Ind, in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
father.
}. D. Millsaps and wife visited friends
at Menan over Sunday, Mrs Millsaps
remaining for short visit. J. D. is now
a bachelor and is thereby permitted tC
stay out until 2:30 in the morning and
play stuff.
Any one having 90 foot poles to sci
will do well to see the Teton Tele
phone Co.
The st. Anthony Ball Team is now
organized and ready for business and
hereby challenges any team in Fremont
county. j. r. Jones is manager of the
team, and will receive and answer al
Communications.
Wonder when they are going to com
mence work on that St Anthony ex
tension to the National Park? The time
is up according to some of our news
papers Maybe some of them can tell
us when that $50, 900 hotel will be fin
ished.
Vienna Bread, Rye Bread, Graham
Bread and Pumpinchol from the Royal
Bakery received daily at the Hub Leave
your orders
The st. Anthony Athletic Club held
a business meeting at the club rooms