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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 9go czerwca. -
Pogioski wielkim ataku ma
Port Artura, a tenn wieceej o upa-
dku tel twierdzy So zmySlone,
Przeclwnie, ma calej linii panuje
cisza, navel forpoczty ME stacza-
ia potyczek,a rugby wojsk pozwa-
laja dorozumlewac sic, ze zanosi
sic ma walnq bitwe w poblizu
Haiczang. Kuropatkin obwaro-
wal SLIME Liaojang, a Geese swe-
go wojska wysial ma poludnie pol
wyspu Liaotung, w obec czego
Japonczycy koncentruja swe silly,
przechodzqc re stanu zaczepne
go W stan obronny.
Tutejsza admiralicya sadzi, re
zatopionym pod Talienwan okre-
tenn japohskim jest "Jaszlma" al
bo "Szikiszima".
Berlin. ogo czerwca. = General
major D. Mackel, kt6ry byl in
struktorem W Japonii, opowiada,
ze armia japohska hey 25o do 800
tysiecy ludzi, ME m6wiac o rezer-
wach, skladajacych sic ze 100 ty-
siecy. Organizacya wojska jest
wzorowa, strzelcy, a zwlaszcza
artylerzySci mierza celnie, kor-
pus oficerski stanowia ludzie in
teligentni.
Petersburg, 9go czerwca. = w
przeciagu trzech dni nalezy sic
spodziewac waznych wiadomoSci
z pola walki. Z Portu Artura do
chodzq depesze "a pomoca apa-
ratu Marconiego. Liczba maryna-
rzy ma okretach eskadry NORA
Ba}tyckiego jest skompletowana.
Londyn, 9go czerwca. : ia
pohczycy atakowali zawzlecie W
poniedzia}ek wtorek Port Artu-
ra, Cd strony NORA ladu. Ponie-
sli przytem dotkliwe straty. Sta
nowiska Japohczyk6w pod Kwan-
tung So zagrozone. Eskadra VIA
dywostocka po1aczyla sic eska-
dra Portu Artura i stoczpno BIZ
tive morska, przyczem Japonia
straci{a cztery okrety.
Brygada Stakelberga, posuwa-
jaea sic naprz6d W kierunku Por-
tn Artura, ponios}a kleske pod
Wafangtien cofneia sic do Ia
czicziao.
Forpoczty japohskie sa popie-
rane zwykle przez piechote, kt6-
re przerzadza szeregi Kozak6w,
rzucajace sic ma male oddzia}y ia
pohskiej jazdy.
Pekin, ogo czerwca. = Ma
miestnik ogfosil proklamacye, re
Rosyanie dla tego cofaja sic ma
poludnie, azeby swa obecnoScia
ME draznic Chinczykow w Mand-
zuryi. w zamian Chihczycy ME
powinni sprzyjae Japohczykom.
czykom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09

gniowa, stane}y w p1omieniach
stajnie Williama Hanssena pm.
569 Arnitage ave. Wszystkie do
my cd mr.. 942 do 1902 Campbell
ave. by}y przez czas niejaki w
niebezpieczehstwie mieszkahcy
uchodzili ma ulice, niektorzy
mich z trudnoSca sic uratowali.
Wieczorem zaS oko5o godz. 9
wybuch1 pozar W 6-pietrowym
budynku fabrycznym handlo-
wynn pm. $50 Canal str. tax
szybko obja} grnach ca}y, re straz
ogniowa mogia tylko ratowac sa-
siednie budynki. Walczono tym
pozarem "od strony ladu wody",
DO budynek ten przytykal do RE
Xxi MONA bylo podplynac ma
statkach pozarnych, azeDy pozar
gasic. Szkode tam zrzadzona O.
bliczaja ma $35o,ooo: byla ona
tax wielka dlatego, re w gmachu
tym, znanyrn pod nazwa "Machi-
merry HaIl' miafy swe sktady Ii
czne firmy. Sam budynek, wybu-
dowany w r. 1892, naleza1 do al
dermana Williama G. Maypole
jego brata, Johna J. Maypole.
Nadto mniejszytni pozarami
walczyla wczoraj straz ogniowa:
w budynku ma rogu Wabansia
ave. Rockwell str; w dwupietro-
wei stajni Thurstropa pm. 84I w.
North ave.; w domu pm. 823 N.
Tolman ave. i W stajni Ottona
Alta pm. 81 w. Division str,
gdze sic spalify cztery kosztowne
konie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ
Chicago, 9go czerwca.

Ldale Sic, Ze lynn IdZeIL4 IHl1J
ga mason0w ! socyalistow fran
cuzkich bedzie zmarnowana, ME
zdola ona doprowadziG do zerwa-
MA konkordatu oddzielenia Ko-
sc.ola Cd panstwa. Rad paryski
ME odwolal swego ambassadors
p-zy stolicy Apostolskiej P. Nj
sard, Iecz tylko dal mu beztermi-
uowy urlop, a jednoczeSnie radz-
cy tel ambasady panu Navelle po-
Iecil natychmiast udac sic do
Rzymu ! zalatwiac sprawy bieza-
ce. Wedle dyplomatycznych zwy-
czaj6w, jest to najlagodniejsza
forma okazania, re ME wszystko
Jest W porzqdku, ale o zerwanlu
ME ma mowy. Jezei co watpliwe,
Paryza wyjedzie nuncyusz ks.
LorenzelG, to zostanie jeden z
p-alat6w do za1atwiania spraw
biezacych. w ten spos0b pred
stawlcielstwa ME bedzie, Iecz sto-
sunek sic utrzyma. Przeciw takie-
mu zaiatwieniu sprawy powstaia
masonerya sprzymierzona So
cyalistami, jednakze Rad dobil sic
tego, ze interpelacye tych stron-
nictw odIozono do piatku, aby
przez kilka dni MONA bylo pou-
ta.e przelonac tych zaciekiych
seaciarzy, ze zerwanie z Koscio-
lem byloby ola Francyl nieszcze-
sciem wewnetrznem, bo podnio-
stoby katolik0w przeciw pan
stwu. oraz nieszcze5ciem zewne-
trznem, gdyz repubIika starcilaby
protektorat mad kato.ikami ma
Wschodzie, wiec ! polityczny
wpiyw ma tamte kraje. Nagle "a
panowaio umiarkowanie w rzQ-
Gle irancuzkim, co niewqtpliwie
uze5a pIzypisat wpiywowi roz-
wazaego ministra spraw zagrani-
cznych p. DeIcasse, bo co do re-
Ecsa,a CJmbes, to onby nieza-
wo-a.s caly SWAT podpalii, byle
dogolz.l sTcj nienawYci, jaka
s.s zaglle odznaczajq zaprzahcy.
Rozwaga ten latwiej zapano-
wa.l w -zqdzie francuzkim, ze on
D.e zioiaI wykryG, kto ulatwil in
rgs masonom socyalistom.
Protest StoIicy Apostolskiej
P-zec.w impertynencyi, wyrzq
lzooei Papiezowi przez p. Lou
bet, 5yl osobiscie napisany przez
Ks. Eardynaia sekretarza stanu
Merry del Val i poufnie rozesiany
ka-oliokim radon. To byl akt
tainy Tymczasem dostaI go szef
socyal:st6w francuzkich posel do
pa-.amentu Jaures og}osil w
SWIM dzienniku L'Humanite.
AiePodObna bylo sic dowiedziec,
zEqd on go otrzymal. Jaures tyle
tylko powiedzial, re z zagranicy,
co sic zreszta samo przez sic ro-
zumie. Zrazu podejrzenie pablo
n2 rad ksiestwa Monaco, jake na
CABINET domy cry, niebawem
Iednak ME przekonano, ze to
Pahstwo rulety ME mogto zdra-
dc zaufania, bo ME otrzyma}o
aktu. POmy5Iano potem Belgii,
DO tamtejszy krol utrzylnuje Z
masonami stosunki, ale to podej-
Fzenie upad3o, gdy przypomnia-
no soble, ze brukselski rad jest
wybitnie katoGcki. z kolei po-
"tedziano, re Bawarya niedosc
troskIiwie schowaia papieski pro-
test, wiec tam go wykradziono,
lecz Monachium odezwano sic
energicznie przeciw takiemu po-
s2dzeniu. TAX domysly ME do
Prowadziiy do niczego, wiec po-
zosta}o tylko sic zastanowic; ko-
mu bytoby korzystne por6znienle
sic trwale Francyi Watykanen?
i tn odpowiedz sama sic ma
ssrsczyls. re Niemcom, a skoro |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
Most ma ulicy Division

Ceremonii otwarcia mostu na
ullcy Division, o ktorej juz wczo-
raj donosiliSny, dokonai sam
burmistrz Harrison, albo raczej
syn jego, Garter Harrison III,
polecenia ojca. Harrison re sy-
mem przybyi na migsce 0 godz.
10 rano tam juz czekai ma niego
pan Block w otoczeniu kilku al
dermanow obywateli. Najprz6d
ogladano szczeg6lowo most,
potem goScie weszli do budki, W
kt6rej znajduja sic aparaty ele-
ktryczne do otwierania i zamyka-
mia mostu. Dozorce stojacego
kofca mostu uwiadomiono tele-
fonicznie, a wtedy miody Harri-
son ujql raczke korby poruszai
ia wolno wzdiuz szyby metalo-
wei, dopoki prad elektryczny ME
zostal wytworzony. Natychmiast
obie poiowy mostu - wazace ME
mniej niz 700 ton - zaczeiy sic
podnosit W przeciagu 40 Sc
kund tylko stane}y pionowo. Od-
fotografowano je wtedy, a potem
rownie szybko odbywalo sic zam-
kniecie mostu.
Roboty okolo podstawy mostu
rozpoczely sic d. I maja 1903 i u
kohczono je sierpnia 1903; ro-
boty oko1o wlerzchnej czeSci
trwaly 9 miesiecy. Caly materya1
zuzyty do budowy mostu wazy
1900 ton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
z rady' szkolnej.

Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady szkol-
nej uchwalono poleclc przelozo-
nym, jakotez nauczycielom nau-
czycielkom w szkolach wyzszych,
azeby jak najwieksza energia
wystepowali przeciw tworzeniu
tajnych towarzystw studenckich,
ktore demoralizujacy wplyw wy
wierajq ma mlodziez mocno W
ostatnich czasach weszly w mo-
de.
DR.. Kuflewski wniosl rezolu-
cya, azeby abituryentom kollegi-
6w wolno bylo wziac udzial W
egzaminach ma nauczycieli, ma
znaczonych ma dzieh 27 28 bm.,
bez przepisanej regulami prakty-
XII dwuletniej. Jezeli zloza po-
myslnie egzamina, to po cztero-
miesiecznej probe moga wejsc ma
liste kandydatow ma nauczycieli.
Ze wzgledu ma wielki brak nau-
czycieli i nauczycielek, rezolucya
przyjeto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09

Cy poniedziafku ma wtorek POD
Port Artura i byly wystawione
ma silny ogien z dzia} twierdzy.
Kanomerka nr. 4 zostala nieco IL
szkodzona przez granaty jeden
z marynarzy utraca zycie,a dwoch
zostalo ranionych.
Berlin, 9go czerwca. = Sedziwy
krol jerry saski ME odzyskai
zdrowia po zeszlorocznym napa-
die grypy. w ostatnich czasach
narzeka ma klocie w brzuchu, ira
ci SHY otoczenie krola obawla
sic o jego zycie. Zamierzona po-
droz do Ems zostala odroczona
na czas nieograniczony.
Petersburg 9go czerwca. -Po-
sci amerykahsk1 R. S. Nc Cor
mick jego zona doznaja tutaj ze
strony arystokracyi takich upoko-
rzen, re zyczy sobie bye odwo1a-
nym ze swego stanowiska. Rosya-
ME So przekonani, re Japonia wy
powledziala Rosyi wojne, namo-
wiona do tego przez Anglie Sta
ny Zjednoczone.
St. Louis, ogo czerwca. = Ma
placu, przytykajacym wystawy
zabroniono w sobote przedstawie-
MIA byk6w. Wczoraj porozni} sic
hiszpaiski "matador" Manuel Ce-
reverb ze swyrn amerykansklm
ko1ega Carletonem Bass. Amery-
kanin strzelil do Hiszpana i polo
zyl go ma miejscu trupem. Aresz-
towano Bassa czterech innych
pogromcow bykow.
Cripple Creek, COL, ogo czerw-
ca. = w Dunnvllle, 20 mil Cd VI
ctor, przyszlo do bitwy miedzy
milicya i pomocnikami szeryfa a
80 gornikarni dystryktu Cripple
Creek. Gorn1cy oszahcowali sic w
g6rach, pieciu mich polozono
trupem, a IS pojmano. Deputowa-
nj zabrali znaczna Geese broni i
amunicyi. WiadomoSc bltwie
zrobla ma tutejszych mieszkancach
wiellie wrazenie.
General Bell zamianowal homi-
sye, ktora sadziG bedzle karac
winnych wywolania zaburzen,
Victor, COL, 9go czerwca. -
Nadeszla wiadomoSc o drugiej
bitwie stoczonej unionistaml. 7
zolnierzy konnych wysiano w ce-
lu aresztowania gornik6w. CT
przyjeli wojsko strzalami, kto-
rych pad}o 200. zaden zoinlerz
ME poniosl szkody, pojmano 7 a.
wanturnikow przyprowadzono
ich do Cripple Creek,
Denver, Colo, ogo czerwca. -
Zastepca gubernatora oglosil W
dystrykcie Cripple Creek stan OBJ
lezenia a general Bell objai ma
czelne dowodztwo mad milicya.
Pc p6lnocy przywieziono "a unio-
nist6w, bezbronnych, wyg}odzo-
nych bez centa przy duszy, u
goscili ich delegaci na konwencye
gornikow. Powladaja, re ME po-
pelnili mic karygodnego, pomimo
to aresztowano ich odebrano i'm
pieniadze kosztownosci. Gala
ich wilma jest to re naleza do uni.
Victor, Col, 9go czerwca. -Tu-
tejszy "Record" radzi g6rnikom
zaprzestac strajku wyrzec sic
uni, gdyz w przeciwnym razie
zostana wypedzeni naraza swe
rodziny ma g1od i niedostatek.
Wezwano adwokata Federacyi
gorn1k6w, ,azeby wynios} sic mia
sta. Aresztowano dotychczas 200
unionistow i takie osoby, kt6re z
mimi sympatyzuja.
General Bell wyslal m1licye do
Dunville.
Denver, COL, ogo czerwca. =
Ma pociag kolei Rio Grande ma
pablo dwoch zamaskowanych ra-
busi6w, blisko stacyi Parachute.
Dwaj trzymali w szachu maszy-
niste palacza, ktorych zmuszo-
no do zatrzymanla pociagu. Trzej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09
z k6f robotniczych..

Wszyscy kotlarze pracujacy dla
kolei Illinois Central wczoraj o.
deszli Cd piracy ma rozkaz urze-
dnikow swej organlzacyi w war
sztatach kotlarskich tel kolei, ma
caiej linii Cd Chicago do New
Orleans i Cd Chicago do Omaha
zaprzestano pracowac. Przeszla
$50 kotlarzy bierze udzia} w straj-
ku. Kotlarze zadali: podwyzsze-
mia p}ac "a i SO c. ma 42H c. "a
godzine i zaprowadzenla 9 godzi-
nowego dnia piracy W miejsce 10
godzinowego. Kompania piac
podwyzszyt ME chce i zapowie-
dzia1a, re utrzymywac bedzie
"wrota otwarte", to znaczy, ze
uni uznac ME chce. Obie strony
So pewne zwycieztwa.
Strajk robotnikow przy maszy-
mach przeszedl take do fabryk
ME kontrolowanych przez Metal
Trades Association" i wczoraj "a
strajkowalo IS takich robotnikow
we fabryce "Featherstone Foun-
Foundry and Machine Co." Cho-
dzi take tu o podniesienie plac
z 90 ma ST cent6w "a godzine.
Zdajc SIG, re statki handlowe
wkr6tce juz zaczna kursowaG po
jeziorach, gdyz wszedzie widac
wielkie przygotowania do pusz-
czenia sic W droge. Kapitani, ma
lezacy do Masters and Pilots
Association" podobno grenada
mi wyrzekaja sic swej organiza-
cyi - chociaz przystapila ona do
Federation Of Labor" pod no
wa nazwa international Pilots
Association "-i zgiaszaja Sic do
piracy. Pan Livingstone, jeden
kapitan6w reprezentujacyeh or
ganizacya wiaScicieli okretowych,
Lake Carriers Association, po-
wiada, re poczatkowo zastoj OBJ
jail GOO statk6w zaiogani licza-
cemi 1900 glow. Oprocz tego u
traciio robote czasowo przez to
jakich 10000 robotnlk6w. Stra-
ty stqd wynikle trudno obliczyc;
cofniete kontrakta maja wartosc
p6iczwarta miliona dolarow. Ale
miliony tez stracill robotnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-09

w przeciagukilku mlnut wnieslo-
no ze 80 skarg o oszustwo. Co
dzine p6zniej przyszedi ma sta
cya "Arwin Baron Won Schim-
melbach" sam oddal sic w rece
policyi jake pomocnik Horwacza,
gdyz obawiai sic takze gniewu
Wegrow.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

- J. H. Mcpherson, Dentist.
We guarantee our worl, and
goods.
Ashcraft Jewelry Co.
Asheraft will sell YOU watches,
clocks, jewelry, optical goods, cut
glass, etc. cheaper than anyone else.
Ashcraft has Just received large
assortment OF the latest STYLES in
waist sets.
If you want a good SUNDAY
DINNER, go to the
HOTEL RIVERSIDE.
IDAHO DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
Weiser, Ida, June 9th. Open rate
one fare for round trip final limit
June 9th
+. I. Drollinger, Agt.
DR.. \. Newman. the European
eye specialist of Pocatello, Idaho,
will be here at Hotel Riverside,
June Il and L until noon. Those
with imperfec. vision should not
miss this opportunity. The doctor
also Ats glasses for headaches and
nervousness. old age and veal:
eyes. Examination free.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02

WANTED:-A girl to do house
work. Inquire at the Hub.
D. S. Taylor and wife, of Kilgore,
were guests at the Riverside the
first of the week.
Or. Middleton reports ten
pound boy born on Monday, May
3Oth to Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Reming-
ton, of Parker.
Ladies and Childrens' Hats in
all the newest designs to be had.
Childrens' washing bonnets and
null hats. At Miss Maud Parry's.
Jesse Bigler of Moody Creek,
was surprised yesterday evening by
number of friends coming in on
him to celebrate his 32nd birthday.
A pleasant time was had until the
wee sma' hours in the morning.
1t is reported in lumber circles
that the Idaho lumbermen who
proposed establishing an agency in
this city, have given up the idea.
The management looked over the
field ard finally concluded it
wouldn' pay-there were too many
i'll the field already. Deseret News.
The Compercial National Bank
has moved their burglar proof safe
from the vault to the front win low
OF the bank. Our reporter was
curious to know the reason for this
and interviewed the cashier, Mr..
Kruger, asking if he thought il
better than to keep the. safe in the
vault and he said: YES, | think
it is better because vault serves as
cloak to protect safe crackers
while at work and deadens the
sound Of all explosion. It is said
that unless a vault is made burglar
proof by electric wires it is better
to have a safe i'll the front window
Of bank where the electric lights
expose to view anyone who makes
ali nismove.
The Peak suggested a couple OF
weeks ago that the town council
import an ignorant Irishman and
put him on the village police force.
This suggestion was made with all
due respect to the Irish, for the
editor is Irish, his wife and mother
in-law are Irish, but low and behold
there are ignorant Irish" right
here at home who took exceptions
( to the suggestion, took out their
ads and stopped their papers. 1t
is generally conceded that the Irish,
after studying the American Gus
toms and becoming American
citizens, are the most enlightened
!, class of foreigners who come to this
country. The American born
Irishman pays no attention to Jokes
on the Irish, nor does the new
conner from Cork, hut there are
/ very few who should sever their
allegiance 70 the United States and
r return to their native soil where
, under the careful tutorship OF some
! poor Ignorant Iristnan they
, may become inocula.ed with al
least common horse sense.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02

Miss Pearl Fisher will open a
kindergarten School in the Public
School Building in St. Anthony
Monday June 6.
The latest methods will be used
and parents may feel assured that
their children will receive the bset
possible care.
Terms 50 per month. Hours 8
to 8. Pay in advance
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02
MONEY TO LOAN

Low rates on Farms, Ranches
and Canal Stock. Pay back any
part any day and stop interest. Do
you fully appreciate the value of
this privilege? We invest Idaho
Utah money only. That signifies
something too.
The Salisbury Company,
L. M. Earl, Agt.
Ross Hamer Blk St. Anthony, Ida.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02
Read Boylen's adj this week.

Read Boylen's ad this week.
Note the change in The High
Quality ad this week.
See the Consolidated Implement
Cos. ad in this issue
]. d. Baker Son have a change
in their ad in this issue.
Joe H. Kershaw is the father of
a big baby girl born last Monday.
WANTED: Girl for general
house work. Inquire at this Office.
A complete sausage making
outfit for sale at the Fremont Meat
Provision Co.
George +. Herr, the sugar beet
raiser, now registers at the River
side ''from Parker.
The c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
purchased from Ed S. Little of
Haden, a pair of thoroughbred
driving horses.
Eph Watson, prominent at
torney of Blackfoot, came up Tues
day to attend court. He is interested
in the big water suit.
Mr.. Levy has moved into the
M. ]. Walter residence on the south
side. Mr.. Walter and family moved
out on the ranch Tuesday.
The c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
sold the fine ranch of w. p. Drake
on Tuesday to J. r. Silkey of
Vernon. Mr.. Drake will leave
shortly for the western part of the
state.
H. c. Berger and G. N. Hermon
of Haden, came down Monday with
three wagon loads of oats. They
were pleasant callers at this office
before leaving town.
J. II, Dayley of Basin, Cassia
Co., arrived in St. Anthony Satur-
day Mr.. Dayley has sold his so
acre ranch at Egin through the c.
c. Moore Real Estate Co. to some
parties i'll Butte.
On account of a ruling i'll the
Post Office Department, the Davol
Medicine Co. of San Francisco.
have been compelled TO suspend all
mail order business and owing to
this fact have withdrawn their ad-
vertisements from the local news
papers.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found notice and the description
OF land in this county to be sold by
the State. Especial attention is
directed to the liberal terms under
which this land is sold.
Note the notice Of sale Of State
lands elsewhere in this issue.
4 drummer representing a Salt
Lake grocery house appeared il
the city this week. and all the
grip he carried with him was a
ladies small hand satchel. Ii
wouldn't hold a box OF cigars.
They say around town that Mr..
Knight OF the Ladies Hand
Satchel did very light business
in St Anthony.
]. G. Williams of Teton, is work
ing for the Sugar City Hardwar,
and Lumber Co He says the town
IS building fast and that severa
hundred acres of fax has beef
planted around Teton, which i
contracted to an Oregon firm 70
Sl43 per cWt. Flax does not nee,
water and il good thing for III
farmers TO raise. Fred Sehwendi
man first started this industry here
Messrs, Marry, Vogue aud Davi
arrived in the city Tuesday iron
St. Cloud, Mimi. They expires.
themselves as greatly surprised bu
highly pleased with the rapi
development and great opportunitie
OF the Upper Snake River Valley
and expect to invest in some goo
ranch property. They LETT toda
in company with the {. {. Moor
Real Estate CO. to look over III
Marysville and Squirrel Cree
country.
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-02

J. Ed Smith of Idaho Falls, is
among the visiting attorneys at
court this week.
John r. Lolliger an old time
rancher at Rexburg, died yesterday.
Chas. French of Rexburg, is in
the city this week attending court.
Chris Jensen of the firm of
Hegsted- Jensen-Earl Co., of Rex
burg, was in town today between
trains.
Lost, between Rexburg and St.
Anthony on Friday last, a ladies'
Jacket. Finder will please leave
same at this office.
Bishop James May of Grovont,
Wyo., passed through the city last
week EN- route to the Alberta COun-
try to look after some land.
Thos. Written, D. L. Blevins,
and James Gwinn left this after
noon for Island Park where they
will spend a couple Of weeks fishing.
At the low prices we are selling
our corsets, we expect to make
clean sweep of the entire line. You
save money by buying now.
The Ternes Furnishing Store.
Roy Baker left last Friday for
Sheridan creek, near Rea, where
he will do some work OH his
desert-land claim. He will also
attend to some work on his father,
]. d. Bakers land
Give Caldwell, of Caldwell,
Alberta, Canada who has been
attending the l.. d. S. University
at Salt Lake City, came through
ST. Anthony Sunday enroute home.
He stopped off here for couple of
weeks to visit with his uncle, Sam
Davis, of Parker
Jim Smith has lately added
some modern equipments to his
blacksmith shop: an automatic
drill and punching machine.
These machines together with
several installed last year, puts Mr..
Smith 5 shop the most up-to-date
III this part of the country. All
he lacks now is some kind of
power, either water or electric.
Will Noumans, an old time St
Anthony boy, who has been down
i'll Old Mexico for the past year, re
turned to St. Anthony on Tuesday
evening 5 train to visit few weeks
with his parents and friends. Mrs.
Will Youmans, nee Miss Parry,
came up about five weeks ago.
Mr.. Youmans says it seems good
to get back 10 where people talk
United States.
Hon. Frank kiefer, of Bingham
county, attorney -at-law, and Re-
publican politician. was in the city
today between trains and in
cidentally paid us short visit.
Mr.. Kiefer is much impressed with
the rapid development OF St. An
thony and surrounding country.
This is the first time he has visited
this part OF the county for severa
/, years, and he says he could hardly
realize that it was the same county
that he used 10 visit years ago.
r A. c. Langley returned on to
! days train from the Sweetser Co 5
e ranch at Vale, Idaho, where h,
purchased seven head OF thorough
bred white faced bulls. They are
very fine animals. Mr. Langle,
says any one wishing 70 grad
their cattle MP will do we'll :,
correspond with the abov,
mentioned firm as they nave severa
hundred head OF fine stock for sale
Nj. Langley also visited Waite
SPARKS ranch Al American Fall
and says j; would BE- interesting 10
: any OF his friends IN the stoc1
> business when down that way to cal
K and see this fine thoroughbred stocI
farm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
Seasonable Silks

No department the store is better prepared cater to YOU
merchandise of the highest order at fair prices
of seasonable silks that buy
ically with fear Of disappointment in quality.
20in Swiss taffea silk in white ground with fine bacl
stripes thing shirt waist SUITS Csc and 75c yard
Swiss tafeta silk in white ground with blue lines,
Soc yard
36in white tafeta silk $139 quality at $118 yard.
There fair left Of those fine quality fouar6
silks 85c and $10O qualities, at $50 yard
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
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