The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.


Dr. Blevins has been 'under III,
weather for a day or two thi,
week.
W. L. Campbell OF the Highland
ranch company, is a guest at the
Riverside.
John Eynon, of the Victor Mer.
camille company. was a county sea-
vision this week.
Mrs. Morley went up to hel
Conant ranch last week TO manage
the putting i'll OF crops, etc.
Silas Green, OF Farnun, was in
town yesterday shaking hands and
getting grub for spring work.
Heb Sharp is down in the south
end Of the county this week collect
ing and taking subscriptions for
the Peak.
Col. 7. r. Haner left Tuesday
on a short business trip to Evanston,
Wyoming. He will return the
last of the week.
Mrs. II. J. Adams, who has been
dangerously i'll for several days
with pluri-pneumonia, isvery much
improved and is able to sit up.
". S. CLANCY, who represents
Mr.. Brady's American Falls Power
plant, is III the city negotiating
with Mr.. Scott to furnish power for
his -four mill,
d. NJ. Shields came over from
Dubois the first Of the week on
administrators business i'll the
Probate court. He returned home
his morning.
#. =. Campbell, proprietor Of
the store and post master at
Squirrel, came down Yesterday OIL
business and TO r~eplenish his store
with goods.
McRee's Orchestra VIII zine 4
ball at the opera house tomorrow
evening. This is the best music
we have ever had i'll the city. CO
and have q good time.
I. y. Litter, formerly st. An
t1lonyite, but for the past year a
resident Of Miner, came up OH
Tuesdays train to shake hands
with Old friends and take a few DAYS
vacation.
Max Franz came down from
Squirrel last week after spring
supplies. He informed a Peak
reporter that he would begin break
ing q hundred acres Of new land
this week.
Frank +. Wyatt came over from
Lewiston last week to look after his
Fremont county interests. Mr..
Wyatt SAYS he is much pleased to
see this country building tip and
developing So fast.
G. c. Baker, president of the
st. Anthony Banking Co, is up
Blackfoot this week closing
up the affairs Of the bank, prepara-
tory to turning the business over
to the Commercial National Bank.
". VIM, formery city clerk Of /,
is i'll the City looking up a
location to put in a first class short
restaurant. He is we'll pleased f
With our town and Will locate here \
+ he can secure a building to open I
Up in. ,
J. 7. Dorcheus OF Lodi, who has t
been visiting with old friends and
-elatives at Ogden for the past ten t
returned home last week very {
much pleased with his trip. He
says this is the first time he has been {
down below for ten years.
Louis Moser, the South side
grocery man, is one among a
thousand who never fails to send in
his subscription in advance every
year to the local papers. If a
newspaper could only have a thou
sand subscribers like Mr.. Moser
there would be money i'll the bust
ness.
R. t. Petty, IT,, assistant super
intendent of the International
Correspondence School, in company
his assistant, William Peck,
were in the city a couple of DAYS
week looking after new
scholarships, etc. Mr.. Peck has
succeeded Mr.. John Hartvigsen,
who travelled over this district for
the school for several years. Mr..
Hartvigsen has accepted a position
on the Pocatello Tribune.
J. NJ. Anderson, who for years
has been extensively interested in
St. Anthony and Fremont county,
but a resident of Salt Lake CITY,
is i'll the city enroute to his Island
Park ranch. Mr.. Anderson informs