The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-08-11

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H. F. Buttner is we'll pleased
with his business while in St. An
thony. Those wishing dental worl
done can have it by waiting for hi.
return about the middle of Septem-
Der. 81;
c. d. Stevens, owner of the old
Franz belong farm west of the city
was pleasant Peak visitor Mon
day. Mr.. Stevens has made some
very marked changes and improve
ments that add much to the appear
ance of the place. In another year
Mr.. Stevens will have the finest
looking farm in this part OF the
country.
]. S. Nesbitt, OF St. Louis. is
here looking over the country and
will locate in the Marysville dis
trict. Mr.. Nesbitt is going to
bring out two steam we'll boring
outfits and will engage in drilling
wells. This is a much needed
industry and will be appreciated by
thoes who have for some time
, endeavored to get wells drilled.
Bert Brewer, the 1S.yea ..olSi son
of Joshua Brewer, Of Ora, was shot
through the arm last Sunday a
. week ago bV the accidental dis
charge of l2-guage Shot gun. DR..
Harshbarger was called and dressed
the wound, extracting four wads
and a 1u.,: Der of bird shot. The
Young man is recovering nicely,
and the wound is not likely to
leave the arm in any bad condition.
Sometimes people mean we'll,
but lack words to express their
intention. An exchange says that
a life insurance company recently
received this letter from a bereaved
widow: Il take pleasure in in
forming YOU OF the death of my
husband, who was insured in Your
company. Please send me papers
quick, SO can prove he is dead. :
A. NJ. Boylen, St. .Anthony's
clothier, has just received large
consignment of clothing, shoes,
ladies' and gentlemen furnish
ings. He has just returned from
Chicago and New York where he
says he picked up many rare snaps
which his many customers will
receive the benefit of in buying
their fall and winter clothing
supplies Read his ad on another
page.
A. {. Smith and wife of
Kreamer, Pa, arrived in st. An
thony last Thursday for weeks
visit with Mrs Smiths brothers,
NJ. J. and Fisher Walter. Mr..
Smith is station agent OH the
Pennsylvania railroad. They are
highly pleased with this country
and Will leave for home prepared
to enlighten those in their neighbor-
hood who could greatly improve
their condition by moving west.
Mart Howe, representing the
Pioneer Bindery x Printing Co.
OF Tacoma, was i'll town this week
rustling job work, etc, from the
local printers. We wish to call the
attention of the business men and
county officers to the fact that we
have the Union schedule of prices
for job printing and all classes OF
binding used III Tacoma, Seattle
+, and Portland, and we will duplicate
those prices on any class of work
that can be done i'll country print
shop.
Geo. Sellars OF Marvsville,
swore out warrant Oh the 3ntf
ulso. III which he charged George
kaulz of Marvsville with shooting
and Wounding some OF his cattle
he case came up before J. g
/ Wood, Justice of the Peace OF that
reclnct. County Attorney Soul,
was prosecuting and Holden &
Holden were attorneys for the
defendant. The case was dis
charged, 1t seems, on the grount
thal lhe charge wa> not specln.
and dld not state where tie said
stock was at the lime ii tin >hoo,
ing The defense attempted IL
prove that &c >;ecl. Mas III tlls
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