The Teton peak., 1904-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.

days under the new law.
The St. Anthony saloon keepers
are inclined to be good when they
have to.
Shrewd buyers buy their over
coats, clothing, shoes, etc, at the
Big Boston.
Col. Thos. r. Hamer was III
Boise City last week attending to
legal matters.
State School Superintendent
May +. Scott visited friends i'll the
city last week.
WANTED. One hundred and
fifty hogs at once. Fremont Meat
& Provision Co.
Last Friday night the tllermome-
ter showed Z below zero, the cold
est night of the season.
A. ]. McMinn, of Parker, was il
the city last week and renewed his
subscription another year to the
Peak.
A. NJ Boylen, proprietor Of the
Boylen Clothing Emporium, made
a flying trip to Idaho Falls last
week.
A. D. T. Reynolds Of Ogden,
agent for the Underwood Type
writer Co., was III the city last
week on business for the Company.
Danny Bryan, the piano agent
of ReXburg, was in the city Friday
of last week installing a piano in
Jim Fogg's residence on the south
side.
Frank McGoogan, one of the
proprietors of the Brewery saloon,
has sold all his right, title and in
terest of the aforesaid to mis- part
ner Mr.. Murphy
Ed Priest and H. P. Hansen of
Independence were pleasant callers
at this Office last Friday. They
were very much interested i'll the
new typesetting machine.
FOUND Between the Farmers
Friend Canal bridge and Walkers
place, a piece of goods Owner
call and describe same, pay for
this notice and receive package.
Dr. and Mrs. Blevins left this
week for Oregon, Mo. III response
to a letter containing the sad news
of the dangerous illness of John C.
Cowan, father of Mrs. Blevins. The
Doctor will return very soon.
In order to make room for our
immense line of spring goods which
have already been shipped, we will
cut prices on everything in the
house. The Ternes Furnishing
Store.
The Rev. Will Stuart Wilson
will preach in the First Presbvter-
ian Church on next Sabbath NOR
ming, Jan. 31st at Il a. III. from the
theme The Revelation Of Christ.
In the evening, from the theme,
The Home.
J. r. Jones Of Blackfoot, IS in the
city i'll the official capacity of the
court, and is serving notices on the
defendants i'll the big water suit
which includes all the waters III and
tributary to the North Fork of the
Snake river.
Cursed is the man. devoid of law
and right; unworthy property,
light, unfit for public
rule or private care, that wretch,
that monster, who's lust immoral
and horrid JOY, his country to tear
and kind destroy.
City Marshal.
Walter McClain, the Equitable
Life Insurance agent for this por-
ton of the state was in the city
three or four days last week, clos
ing up some large insurance policies
While in the city he dropped in
and ordered the Peak sent to his
home at Pocatello.
Robert Bell, OF Boise, Idaho,
State Mine Inspector, estimates
that ldaho's metal production for
the year 1903, will amount to
about $17, 5OO,0 900. He has an ex-
cellent article in the holiday num-
Der of the Statesman on "Idaho's
Mining Industry
Henry Kent of Ora, drew the
doll at Cammans'. No. 1899 being
the lucky number. No. $50 should
have drawn the doll, but after thir
ty days, no claim being made
Mr.. Cammans gave it to the next
number, the judges being: B. c.
Bowers, VIM. d. Wager and 7. D.
Sturdevant.