The Teton peak-chronicle., 1904-11-17

Everything in Horse furnishings at
St. Anthony Harness Go.
WANTED Butter and Eggs.
SKALET & SHELL.
Have you seen that $1.5O
feeced lined mems underwear at the
Hub for 95 cents?
Don't buy your Christmas pres
ents until you have attended. the
Handkerchief Bazaar to be given by
the women of St. Katherine's Guild,
December 9th and 7th.
Take your hides, pelts and
furs to the Big Boston Store, where
the highest prices are paid.
Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs!
Handkerchiefs!!! Ali kinds, COL
ors, shapes and sizes at the Hand
kerchief Bazaar to be given by the
women of St. Katherine's Giuld
December 9th and 7th.
We make our own harness, select
the material with care, and guarantee
them. If you want full value and
little more call on US. St. Anthony
Harness Co.
Frank S. Wood, a prominent
cattle man Of the Hole, was pur-
chasing winter goods and groceries
of the St. Anthony merchants, last
Friday.
Chester Walker, who has been
. experimenting the construction of
the State Industrial School, finished
. his work and left for Boise Tues
, day morning.
Closing out sale, $4,000
worth of merchandise must be
closed out by the first of January.
Big Boston Store.
w. E. Kirk, of Kirk and How
ard, left last Friday for New York
City, where he will remain about a
, year. Thos. Whitten and Miss
, Susie Fletcher will have charge of
the business.
: Mrs. o. H. Barber and daughters
, arrived in St. Anthony from Salt
Lake City Monday night, to join
her husband. They are occupying
| the Combs property in the north
1 west part of town.
l Tom Brandon, who was in Salt
Lake last week in attendance upon
his brother, who was seriously i'll
}. with typhoid fever, is home
again, and reports his brother some
what improved.
25 per cent off on ladies' misses
6 and childrens' coats, waists and
= skirts at the
: HIGH QUALITY STORE.
Burglars entered Murphy &
! Bartlett's saloon Tuesday night
and broke open the slot machines,
but got nothing for their trouble.
$ Nothing is missing and it is pre-
le sumed they were frightened away.
Mr.. Mowray who was burned
r. out in the secondhand business &
r few weeks ago, has erected a new
Y. building, and is ready for busines:
IS again next door to the old ruined
ne building.
Harry Applebaum, who has beer
h. in New York for couple of month
on a visit, has returned to St. An
~ thony, and is behind the counter
: for Harry Gesas again. His man,
friends are glad to welcome hin
S again.
- A.. H. Dahle, a prominent cattl
s. man of Teton city, returned tn
y first of the week from an exteude
visit to Salt Lake City. Denve
is and other points along the line
he He reports having an exceller
es time while away.
zee Mrs. L. c. Rice entertained
I'm honor of her mother, Mrs. D. +
Tayr, Saturday, by giveing a pa
,+v riotic luncheon. Decorations wei
he draperies of the national color,
No and cut flowers. Roosevelt baske'
III were. given as souvenirs. Luncheo
for was served in three courses.
Walt Green, who moved in fro
r his Island Park ranch last week,
~. W dispensing ''wet goods at Murpt
W. and Bartlett's. Walt says his all
=, gator crop was not as good as
pl:: expected on account of the prevail
us as ing frosts during the season. +
VI says he will be better prepare
another season, having made a
P. rangements with Ed. Sheffield
les erect hot houses for the your
18th "gators.
age John ]. Williams of Sugar CT
ing was in the city yesterday and
ave W, accident was compelled to Sta
VIII over night John made a very hal