The Teton peak., 1904-10-06
It's finishing touches and Mr.. Lee.
one OF the contractors, has taken
job on the slicer.
TETON TOPICS.

large beet crop has commenced.
David Owens has Just completed
the painting of his residence and
ne now has one of the incest little
homes in our community.
There was no meeting of the
board of Village Trustees during
the month of July on account Of
the sickness of several members of
our council, and it is now reported
that Jones and Gilletr are busv
drafting an ordinance that will re-
quire every citizen who desires to
carry the village trustees toga to
secure a Doctors certificate Show
ing perfect physical condition be-
fore it will be possible for his name
to appear on the village ticket next
election.
All the Republican delegates who
attended the county conv ention on
Sept. 30, have returned home and
the majority are satisfied with the
work of the convention. All should
be satisfied, both the people who
remained at home and the dele
gates, whose privilege it was to
represent them upon this occasion.
The former that one of our best and
most intellectual citizens secured
the nomination that his merits So
justly entitle him to; the latter
that they were able to accomplish,
without friction, that which they
desired, and which not only reflects
creditably upon their good judg-
ment, but is benefit to every one
who has love of justice i'll his or
her soul.
The Y. M. & Y. L. M. l. A. of
this ward gave social on the even
ing Of Oct. Sid and to say that it
was success would be putting it
mild. The evenings entertain
ment consisted of program, after
which refreshments were served to
all who were present. All parts
upon the program were exception
ally we'll rendered, all receiving
liberal applause, while number
were encored. The presidency of
our associations should be proud of
what they accomplished upon this
occasion. The object of the social
was to impress upon the minds of
those who were present, the neces-
sity of joining with the M. l. A..
workers in making this winter S
labors productive of IN ore good
than has any season that is now
past. Too much good cannot be
spoken in favor of M. l. A. work,
and those who have this labor in
charge should receive the praise
that their earnest endeavor for the
intellectual welfare of others right
fully entities them to.
The Mutual Improvement Asso-
citation of Wilford will give an en-
tertainment Thursday evening,
Oct. 6, 1904.
Joseph Romrell returned Tuesday
from Rigby, where he had been to
attend the funeral services over the
remains of his sisters child.
Mile Loveland of Parker was
visiting relatives here the first of
the week.
S. w. Orme, Mark Bigler, Eric
Johnson and F. 7. Smith are con-
structing beet wagons.
Anton Peterson is engaged to
teach school at Shelley for eight
months at $50 per month.
John w. Nay and family of Big
Horn, Wyo., are intending to
spend the winter here.
/ Sam Smith and family are living
at Lysander Dayton's place for the
winter.
Mr.. Joseph Jones of Teton has
rented his place here to his brother.
Our new meeting house is nearly
completed.
Jacob Abbott of Paradise, Utah,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Minerva Wright of Ben
nington is visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Macarthur.
Work closes on the Farmers
Friend canal Saturday and work
commences on the Wilford canal
Monday, Oct. 18th.
Nettie Birch returned Saturday
from visit to Willard, Utah.
S. A. White is visiting points in
Utah.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 5.-An as