The Teton peak-chronicle., 1904-11-24

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Chicago, to meet Mr.. Houghton,
from where they will visit the
Fair and with friends in Iowa. Mr..
Houghton left last week on stock
train.
H. S. Goddard the singer ap-
peared at the St. Anthony opera
house Tuesday night, to very
small audience. We are sorry for
had the people gone they certainly
would have enjoyed the concert as
it was first class.
''Uncle Tom" Evans, who has
one of the finest farms on Egin
bench, was in St. Anthony yester-
day. Mr.. Evans was one of the
first settlers on the bench. and has
brought his place to a higher state
of cultivation than most of his
neighbors, having a nice orchard,
nice buildings and land neraly all
producing.
A. S. Anderson, of Menan, who
is filling the position of mining
engineer for several of the big min
ing companies of Frisco, Utah, was
home on visit Sunday. Mr..
Anderson was a member of the leg
islature four years ago, and has the
finest home in Fremont county.
Who makes rustic, flooring,
ceiling, shiplap, moldingso Why
The Snake River Lumber company
of course.
An association of farmers of Par
ker have imported a fine French
Perchron stallion which took the
first prize at the Kansas City stock
show this year. He is two years
old, weighs LOO pounds and cost
SO, 400. His pedigree dates back
to Adam in the horse tribe, and
there is probably no question about
his being the finest animal in this
country.
Read the ads of the Snake
River Lumber company. They
change every week.
DR.. Geo. Woods of Independence,
was on trial before Judge Donald
son Monday and Tuesday, for
practicing medicine without
license. The case resulted in a
hung jury, in which it is stated
four were for conviction and two
Tor acquittal. The case was again
set for Friday OF this week. J.B.
Jennings defended the doctor.
FOR SALE.-Big Boston store
for sale reasonable, with
or without the lots, at terms to suit
The buyer. For particulars apply
at the Big Boston Store, South ST.
Anthony.
DR.. Lorin F. Rich of Rexburg
was visitor in St. Anthony the
Iorepart of the week. The Doctor
was over on law suit which he
had instituted against G. F. For
1yce of Egin for medical attention.
He had blood in his eye and went
away with a judgment against For
1yce for fifty. The Doctor said he
was contemplating a series of suits
against his debtors who refuse TO
pay their bills or to make explana.
lions for their delays, and thought
be would be visitor in our town
quite often attending court.
: Highest cash price paid for
hides pelts and furs at the Big Bos-
ton Store.
J. w. Simmons, a prosperous
rancher and stockgrower of Soldier,
was in St. Anthony Monday visit
ing the family of Rev. Adams. Mr.
simmons is on his way east, where
he will visit relatives in Nebraska
Iowa and Illinois, and see the
Worlds Fair before returning.
This was his first visit to Fremont
county, and he was greatly impress
ID with her possibilities when
developed. Mr.. Simmons takes a
part in the politics of his
section, and would nave been nom-
mated for county office this fall
1ad he authorized the use of his
lame.
We will do custom work in
'ur planning mill any time YOU
BRING it and you will not have to
wait.