The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Smoke Burland's Best.

kew. w. ). Wilson Is on the sick list.
The finest cigar in town is Burand's
Best.
Buy your watches and jewelry at
Ashcrafts.
Cash paid for sheep pelts and beef
hides at The Hub
Get your school bonds at the PEAK.
We keep them in stock
All of that beautiful chinaware at
cost. Watson & Moore.
j. A. George was in town Tuesday
from his ranch at Marysville
Watson the Optician, Watson &
Moore the ST Anthony Druggists.
Wanted-An expert camp cook for
the park this season. F. w. Rising.
Mr. Wallin of the Pocatello Tribune
spent several days in the city this week
School bonds, and legal blanks for
probate and justice courts at the PEAK
Office
About 1875 went from st. Anthony to
Idaho Falls last Saturday to attend the
ball game.
Any one having 20 foot poles to sell
will do well to see the Teton Tele-
phone Co.
H Berger of Bates, was down from
the Basin Monday and was a pleasant
caller at this office.
1,1Nr e.. l.
$4 per pair. Enquire of Mrs. r. H.
Row, Teton, Idaho
Miss Zina Justisen returned to her
home III Salt Lake Saturday after spend
ing several months here
Mrs. T. r Hamer left yesterday to
meet her daughter Bessie, who is on her
way home from school at Boise
Mr.. and Mrs M. E Jamison have re-
turned from Salt Lake City, where they
went to see President Roosevelt
Miss Constance King will arrive from
Boise tomorrow, the school which she
has been attending having closed.
U. S Land Commissioner Thomas
Elliott went to Boise the first of the
week, returning home yesterday.
Mrs T. b. Shannon will visit st An
thony on Saturday, June 9, and will be
the guest of Mrs. j A. Fryer for few
days.
Don't fail to see Cyrus Brownlee
Newton, the noted American humorist,
at the opera house Thursday night,
June 18th.
The editor left this afternoon for
Lewiston to attend the knights of
Pythias grand lodge and will be gone
about ten days.
International Stock Food-The best
Condition Powder ON earth for all stock
and poultry. Watson d Moore, The St.
Anthony Druggists.
Misses Kate Houghton and Fay Baker
will leave for the east Saturday. Miss
Houghton will attend school in Iowa,
and Miss Baker at Peru, Neb
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will have food sale Saturday
June 13, at the Metropolitan Market
All kinds of pastry, etc, for sale.
The Ternes Furnishing Store has re-
ceived another new line of stylish
trimmed and street hats. Call and see
them before they are all picked over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temp Hopkins returned
from Swan Valley last Saturday, where
they We're summoned to the bedside OF
Mrs. Hopkins father who died last
week.
Bob Birch was arrested last Frida,
and taken to Butte ON the charge OF
burning sheep camp near Grasshopper
but was released as he was not the mar
wanted.
Miss Maude Parry is showing tn,
newest styles in ladies trimmed an(
ready -to-wear hats, also a fine assert
ment of children's washing bonnets an(
null hats.
JAS. Cochran of Kilgore, was a St
Anthony visitor the first of the week
Mr.. Cochran is prominent rancho
and reports everything as prosperous il
his part of the county
Henry Whitaker of Rigby, WA
arrested by Sheriff Harrop last Thurs
day for running pool table without
license. He had his hearing immediate
ly and was given ten days
The ladies of St. Anthony are invite,
to attend Kaffee Klatch at the hom
OF Mrs. Ornstein Friday afternoon
June 8, from to 5 p m. The proceed
are for the benefit of the Episcopa
church
County Attorney Orson P. Soul
visited ST. Anthony between train
Tuesday. Mr.. Soule is looking himsel
again and says he is feeling as we'll a
he ever felt in his life, but he is still
very weak
While attempting to ford the Bots.
river near Nibloes ranch. Fred Nauertl
of Meridian, was drowned last week