The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.

IS open tor business.
The ReXburg delegation ATTENDED
the Republican convention twenty
four strong.
Duncan Taylor of Kilgore neve
tails to represent the Republicans 0
that precinct.
DR.. Wishard will hold service
in the Presbyterian church Sunda,
morning and evening.
Menan precinct was Represented
Saturday by Hon. John W. Hart
{. A. Smith the merchant, and Mr.
Poole.
F. E. Wyatt, who has been here
from White Bird for several week.
on business, returned home the frs
of the week.
Help the St. Anthony Band tc
finish paying for their instruments
by buying a ticket to Cosgrove's
Concert at Bartlett's hall Nav q.
VIM. r. Hardy came down from
Marysville Monday after a load OF
freight for Oberem & Britton. He
also purchased a seeder for himself.
The W. c. T. U. will meet May
Is with Mrs. W. w. Hoops. All
ladies cordially invited.
Mrs. Fannie Quinn, Rec. Sec.
R. c. Heise, proprietor of the
Hot Springs at Poplar, was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Heise says he is
making extensive improvements at
the Springs this year.
A. c. Langley, the Squirrel cattle
man and ~rancller, was down Nor
day. He is very much elated over
the unusually early spring range.
and says his cattle are doing fine.
Ed Trafton will start the shear
ing corrals on Milk creek about the
18th. He says they expect to shear
about 125, 900 head of sheep there
this year. They will also have
tipping NatS.
4. ?. Spike, representing the
Carpenter Paper Co., of Omaha,
was II the city Tuesday calling on
the printers and business men. He
sold q half ton of paper to the Peak,
wh1ch,order alone paid him to make
the trip UP from Idaho Falls.
H. A. Mondschein, proprietor Of
the leading jewelry store, and
prominent III local business circles
at Blackfoot, committed suicide
Monday BY taking a large dose Of
prussic acid. There seems to be
cause for the act, except that he
had been drinking quite hard since
last Friday.
The Short Line has made a one
fare round trip rate from all points
III Idaho for the Republican state
convention which meets in Pocatello
the 18th. Tickets will be on
sale 18th and 18th, good returning
the 18th. This is good for
everybody. You don't have to be
delegate. +,
Every member of Cosgrove's
orchestra is an artist. The different G
selections were highly appreciated i
and elected we'll earned {
Morden people often get fooled in !
concerts but this is one time when a
hey would have been we'll satisfied a
lad they all turned out. Morden. c
Manitoba, Chronicle. f
Col. .Thos. r. Hamer left vester-
tay morning for his old home in I
illinois where he will join Mrs. c
and two daughters, one of e
Which the Colonel has never seen. o
will visit the Worlds Fair at Y
st. Louis, and return home about Il
|une /. Mrs. Hamer has been 81
'%lsiting at the old home since last c.
all. Il
A telephone message from Black
DOT says that the Bingham county a
III pNDNiOll lllGlG III "
tructed for Judge Stevens for dele \
sate to the National Convention II
rom the Sixth district. As figured CO
here, Judge Stevens has Bingham, CT
4emh1 and Custer counties, a total il
I " delegates, against Fremont &C
ounty, % delegates for Ben +. +
Rich. This does not look very W
promising for Fremont countv's P
andidate. IN
AdJutant General Vickers visit r
d St. Anthony and Rexbure local III
Militia company's the first of the
'eek Tor the purpose of advising
lem IN regard to preparation for
lie Grand Encampment at Tacoma m
! July. We understand that the s;
t. Anthony band has been made
Regimental Band and will
the Idaho bows on their