The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Fine weather again.

The Woman 5 Literary Club Will
meet on March list with Mrs. Scott.
A fool will condemn every pei
son who does not think and see as
he does.
0. II. Cusick and family came
down from Marysville Tuesday to
attend the Texas Steer.
O. 4. McCutcheon, an attorney
of the Falls, came up on Tuesdays
train ON legal matters.
Frank Brady and wife of Menan,
were III the city last week the
guests of MI. and Mrs. Millsaps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, a. Fryer went
down to Rexburg Wednesday to
attend the Wright Wallis wedding.
Walt Green and several Others
started for Island Park yesterday.
They expect 10 snowshoe part OF
the way.
Ethel, the 10-year-old daughter
of Bishop G. W. Hendrickson OF
Leigh, died Of diphtheria on Feb
ruary 9th.
The W. c. T. Z. will meet with
Mrs. Guy Bowerman Feb. p. All
ladies are cordially invited.
Mrs. O. A. Quinn, Rec. Sec.
The Soda Springs Idanha Chief
tain has been purchased by Joe H.
Dewitt, formerly publisher OF the
Star at Dolores, Colo.
Col. T. r. Haner received the
joyful news the first of the week
that he was the father of a big baby
girl, born Monday morning.
Congressman French has intro
duced iii the House the Hepburn
bill appropriating $4,000 for an
investigation OF the Kootenai
valley.
Hon. c. c. Moore, the real estate
and money loaner, visited Black
foot the first of the week on bust
ness relative to the selection of state
lands.
Mrs. Winnie Brandon, of Butte,
who has been visiting with her
aunt and cousin, Mrs. H. NJ. Wager
and Will wager, returned home on
Tuesdays train.
The latest war news is that the
Japanese have scored anoher sue
cess by blowing up the Russian sec
ond class cruiser Boyarin with a
loss of 1877 officers and men.
Simon Nedrow was down from
Ora Tuesday. In answer to wheth.
er he had sold his farm he said he
had not, and did not know how
such story got out.
E. L. Thornton, of Lexington
Neb., was a guest at the Riverside
Monday, on his return from Teto1
Basin where he purchased severa
cars of cattle for feeders.
H. D. Brainard received the sac
news last Saturday evening of thu
death of his mother at her home a
Burlington, Wis. The telegram
was received too late for Mr.. Brain
ard to attend the funeral.
A. D. Miller, who is back from
La Grande, Oregon, looking afte
his real and personal interests il
Fremont county was i'll to see II
Monday. He is looking we'll an(
says they are all feeling good on
at his new home.
St. Anthony has a newspape
that makes the brag that it is tn
only newspaper in the town tha
stands for law and order. VIII
don't you organize a vigilanc
committeeman take the law in y3u
own hands, brother?
O. P. Soule and Sheriff Harro
are making a record for themselvt
arresting and convicting horse
thieves. Let the good work Pre-
coed until everyone implicated
such business is working for II
warden of the penitentiary
The gang of horse-thieves til;
have been operating i'll Fremol
county for several years, will hay
to 60 down to Boise to hold the
private meetings, as some Of Il
members have accepted position
at the ''pen" and they cant g
away to come home to attend tt
business meetings of the societ
Thomas Evans of Edmunds, i
forms us tina on the afternoon
Jan. u, he put his team III Coxson
livery stable, leaving them unt
about 3 0 clock.
He alleges that some one sto
the bretchen, nartingales and bac
bands. Mr.. Evans says he Won