The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

IS open Tor business.
l.. NJ. briggs, the briggs mer
chant, AMI down from the Bash
this week after goods.
Ed. Traitor and family hav,
moved up to the Basin and viii
live on the ranch at Milk creek.
Oscar H. Cusick, manager of th'
T. M. Co., at Marysville was
town visitor a couple of days thi,
week.
c. B. Wheeler the New Yorl
Life Insurance agent, of Pocatello
was here a few days this week look
ing over the field.
H. L. Cannon, merchant, post
matter and politician, of briggs.
was a Riverside guest a day or two
this week, having come out or
business.
Ed. Morris of the firm of Morris
q Gilmore, sawinill mel of Haden,
was in the county seat a few days
this week on business connected
with the mill.
Judge Kelly, postmaster at Ere
mont, was a city visitor this week.
The Judge says the flowers are al
ready III bloom up his way when
4l1a c+,pU- crOae IF
Our city IS to have one Of the
best attractions this seaso very
soon in the form Of a Concert
Orchestra. Watch the date and
be sure and see it.
Adjuitant General Vickers will
be Yer from Boise on the 10th to
inspect company 3D., the members
OF which are preparing for the
grand encampment at Portland in
July.
A. B. Antes, landlord at the
Riverside, celebrated his 10Th
birthday anniversary yesterday.
Girls, he is a young man vet, and
this is''leap year" What a gold
ell opportunity
Since our last issue we have ex-
tended 2OX22 feet, and moved our
job office into the new addition.
We now have as comfortable and
spacious quarters as any Office in
this part of the state.
Frank w. Ross is at his Egin
bench ranch this week looking
after the seeding Of several hundred
acres Of grain and hay. Mr.. Ross
was III town yesterday and said
they were getting along very fast
owing to the fine weather.
Geo. Bush came down from
briggs Tuesday, bringing ten head
of fine beef cattle. Andy Stone is
always on hand when a good thing
is in sight, and gobbled the bunch
and the patrons of the Metropolitan
Market will reap the benefit.
G. L. Berry, Of New York, land
ed in St. Anthony the first of the
week, and proceeded to the upper
Fall river country where he will
make a filing on some land.
Henccforth Mr.. Berry will be a
resident of the great county of Ere
mont.
Will Harris, returned from
Glenwood Springs yesterday where
he has been for several months
working at his trade. He will
visit his father and mother Mr..
and Mrs. John McCollun, for sew
eral weeks when he will return to
Glenwood.
Miss Harriet c. Wood, of Nor
folk, Nebraska, arrived here on
Mondays train Ell route to Squir-
rel, where she has been engaged to
teach the district school during the
sumner term. If the country suits
her she will probably stay out here.
Chas. H. Brown came over from
Boise Sunday in answer to a e
sage that his son, Martin l., had
been thrown from a horse, break
ing his leg in three places. DR..
Harshbarger had been summoned
IN the meantime and when Mr..
Brown arrived he found his boy
doing as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Last Friday the c. c. Moore
Real Estate Co. sold 60 acres north
east of town for Vim. Kicks to VIM.
Godfrey; 80 acres for Chas. Brown
at Chester, to parties from Iowa;
80 acres from S. S. Sadoris to Thos.
H. Williams from Utah and sc
acres for r. Humphreys. On
Monday they sold 100 acres for
Geo. Heller to DR.. Mcpherson. IL
addition they closed several loans,
sold some water stock and a pail
Of horses. THEY DO BUSINESS.
The Commercial National Bank
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