The Teton peak., 1904-07-07


t The saw mill four miles east OF
town belonging to Fogg & Jacobs,
Is being run to its fullest capacity.
They are runing a day and a night
crew.
c. W. Thompson has again
assumed the management of the
Thompson Mercantile company.
Mrs. Thompson is in from the
ranch this week assisting him.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold a
cooked food sale Saturday, July
9Th, i'll the Warner building one
door east of the Riverside hotel.
Mrs. NIL. Stoddard left SUNDAY
morning for her home in Ogden
after week 5 visit with relatives
and friends at this place. Her
daughter, Miss Elaine, remained
until yesterday morning
Messrs. Bert p. Mills, George
Smith, Kramer, Mason and Keen,
came up from Idaho Falls Saturday
night to enlist with the 2nd Regi-
mental band. They remained over
the Fourth to play with the band
OH that day.
Geo. Noumans came up from
Ogden last Sunday evening to visit
few days with his parents.
George accompanied the Second
Reglmental band on their trip to the
coast as one Of the principal
B fiat cornet players.
c. D. Roberts and wife came
down from briggs the first of the
week. They paid the Peak
pleasant visit. Mr.. Roberts is
manager of the Teton Valley
Creamery Co., and says business is
! fourishing with them.
John 7. Fogarty, Of San Fran
cisco, manager of the Royal In
surance Co., and J. w. Rookledge,
OF Salt Lake, special agent, were in
the city Tuesday looking over the
town and conferring with their
agents, Moore & Fuller.
: a large crowd followed the
militia and 2nd Regimental band to
the depot Wednesday afternoon to
wish them a pleasant trip and safe
return hcme from Tacoma. Wash.
where they will attend the National
'encampment for fifteen days.
Jas r. Glenn, Orson Bailey, A.
Miller, W. ". Kinney, Burrell
Neider, B. w. Rupp, and W. A.
Montague, Blackfoot band bows,
came up on Tuesday afternoon 5
train to enlist with the Second
Regiment band for the coast trip.
Paul Clark, the Mississippi
millionaire, and his four ncphews,
John Cutrer, A. Swift, p. NJ.
Russell and A. Russell arrived in
the city and will spend the summer
and fall months outing in the hills.
Mr.. Clark never fails to paw his
annual tribute to the famous lack
son Hole hunting grounds, aud also
the world famous fishing stream
near st. Anthony Mr.. Clark paid
TINS oihce visit upon his arrival.
! Mother Riggan old blue mare.
OF Teton City, won the slow race on
the 4th of July. This race was
the most exciting event OF the dav.
There were several horses in this
race, but there was noi.e that could
conscientlously keep pace with
Mother Riggans' faithful old steed
ana look their master square in the
taco at the home stretch. She came
III several laps behind but could
hardly be distinguished for dust
which the other horses were
throwing in her face.
Clyde Lucas and wife, who have
tor years been identified with the
thompson Mercantile company.
severed their connection with that
hrm on the first of the month. Mr..
Lucas Will look up a location and
go IN business for himself after
which they will visit friends and
relatives III the East and also visit
the Worlds Fair in ST. Louis
Ar, and Mrs. Lucas have. during
their years Of residence in Fremont
county, made manv friends who
VIII regret their departure very
much. The Peak sincerely ho,cs
that success will follow them wle-
ever they 90.