The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-09

w. W. Hoops returned last Fri
day from Hunter Crossing near
Rea, where he has been for several
days having log cabin built on his
ranch.
Redmond Neon and Clarence
Wilmington returned home this
week from Pocatello where they
have been attending school at the
Academy of Idaho
T. G.. Van Nun and wife arrived
i'll St. Anthony Tuesday from
Michigan and proceeded to Rea
where Mr. Van Nun is interested
i'll giganic fish hatchery scheme.
St. Anthony parties have heard
from W. A. Scott, the mill man,
and we understand he has ordered
all the machinery and will be here
soon to begin construction work
on the building.
Cash Racket Jim says the
way he is selling goods these days
demonstrates to him that it pays to
advertise and that the people know
when they are getting bargains.
Call and see him.
Capt. Cecil Hopf says Co. d., l.
N. @. is getting in good condition
for the encampment at Tacoma.
There are now ffty-eight members
and they are drilling two evenings
week and Sunday afternoons.
The St. Anthony band will be
mustered in as the End Regiment
band. They now have twenty three
members. They have the old 2nd
Regiment instruments from Nampa
which were used in the Philippines.
r. ]. Costley returned Monday
from Salt Lake City where he went
week ago with Mrs. Costley to
have an operation performed. Mr..
Costley says he left his wife at
Holy Cross hospital where she was
getting along nicely.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terrain church, assisted by the men,
bers of the church, gave a reception
this evening to their new pastor,
Rev. Denton. There was a large
attendance. Refreshments were
served and a splendid time enjoyed
by all.
Judge Stevens certainly handles
things down at the court house
with neatness and dispatch. !"
The calendar, consisting of twenty
four civil cases and six criminal
cases, is about cleaned up and court
will probably be adjourned to-
morrow.
c. A. Dorm and A. H. Perkins
OF Evanston, Wyo., passed through
town the first of the week Ell route
to Teton Basin where they will
take down and prepare for shipment
to Florence, Colo, all the ma
chinery belonging to the defunct
Fremont County Oil, Gas & Coal
Co. The fond hopes of a few
stockholders have once more been
blasted.
/ Benz H. Burgess, Arthur
Amepy, Angus Woodberry and
Alanson Reidhead all of ST. George,
Utah, were in the city yesterday in
company with H. D. Wenger of
Darby. They are in the county
looking for homes and are we'll
pleased and will locate somewhere
in the Basin.
Rob Hopkins, watermaster for
the St. Anthony Canal Company,
Informed Peak representative the
other day that the canal is in better
condition this year than ever. It
IS running full and carrying about
3O,0 inches of water. Mr..
Hopkins says the Bench is subbing
up hne and already farmers have
begun to shut down the headgates
ON account of too much water.
Prof. H. G. Fuller has received
the news of the marriage of his
brother, Mr.. Jas. r. Fuller to Miss
Carrie Beemstrah at Helena,
Montana on the evening of the 18th
inst. Mr.. Jas. Fuller was at one
time identified with the boys of St.
Anthony, and he has many old
friends who join US in extending
congratulations and wishing health,
wealth and prosperity for the happy
couple.