The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-04-14

DIR. Harshbarger left OH Friday
of last week for Salt Lake City on
professional business.
Attorney Harry Holden CT Idaho
Falls, spent Sunday in the city
with his brother Z. NJ. and family.
Mary A. Boram has been APP
pointed postmaster at Savers,
Idaho, vice Owen Savers, resigned.
Miss Lou Thompson is in from
the Peaceful Valley ranch spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. L.
S. Borrows.
John c. Anderson, postmaster
and proprietor Of the hotel at Jack
son, Wyo., was a St. Anthony
visitor this week.
w A.. Anderson, banker and
cattle buyer Of Idaho Falls, came
up OH Tuesday train to look after
his interests i'll this section.
The c. c. Moore Real Estate
company made a sale the first Of the
week of the Bruce Bell ranch on
Fall river TO c. H. Moon.
Mrs. Jas Smith and little
daughter returned home from Salt
Lake City Saturday, where they
have been OH a several weeks visit.
There isn't a vacant residence in
St. Anthony. Isn't that strange?
And a short time ago according to
the Rexburg paper, there were
thirty or forty.
L. S. Borrows and Chas. Bower
man, of the Snake River Lumber
company, left the tlrst of the week
for flew days trip to the company's
mill in Island Park.
c. d. Roberts, manager of the
Teton Valley Creamery company,
in company with H. L. Cannon,
the merchant at briggs, were Peak
callers this morning.
Senator Hepburn has recon-
mended the appointment CT DIR.
L,orin F. Rich of St. Anthony as
examining surgeon for the pension
bureau of this section.
Mrs. Will Youmans and little
daughter arrived in the city last
Friday from Octolan, Val, Mexico,
and will visit for some time with
Father and Mother Youmans.
Hugh McDerment, a Yellowstone
Park forest ranger, came down from
Squirrel Monday to take the degree
of "Fellow Craft" in Benevolen'
Lodge No. SO, A. F. & AN.
c. Anderson, J. L. Haywood o
Salt Lake City, J. c. Mitchell o
Oakland, and c. NJ. Beason o
Ogden, cattle buyers, arrived in St
Anthony the first of the week.
John d. Sargent, an old time
resident of Jackson's Lake, passed
through town Saturday on hi,
return home from P~ocatello, where
ne has been visiting for severa
months.
Hon. John w. Hart, c. A
Smith, the leading Menan nler
chant, and H. E. Poole, manager
of the Menan Milling company
were in the county seat Tuesday OF
business.
Chas. Karen, an old ST. An
thony boy, who has been away fol-
three years, returned Saturday ant
has accepted a position as bartende
at Murphy & Bartlett's Mr.
Karen will move his family her
as soon as a house can be secured
Captain R. D. Walsh 9th U. S
Cavalry, Lieut.. Col. H. S. Bar
clay, End Rgt. N. G. l., Captain
G. w. Galley and Lieut.. Smith o
Company K. inspected Co. ID" o.
Monday evening, April 4th. TIL
inspecting officers reported that tn
showing made by Company Sd
was very satisfactory.
The cards are out announcing tn
wedding of Mr.. Frederick Sinclai
to Laura Louise Bird, at the honl
of the brides parents, Major ant
Mrs. Harold Bird of Salt LAX
City. The wedding will take plac
on the Goth inst. Mrs. Will era,
left the first of the week to b
present on the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. R~ansopher
recently of St. Anthony, are in til
city and will probably remain
Mr.. Ransopher who is a brother-ir
law of Heck Morehead of this city
is a druggist. The altitude of ST
Anthony was too high for Nj
R%ansopher and he has concluded
seek a lower altitude. -Weis
World.