The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-09-22

Harold Strong mas accepted
position with A. NJ. Boylen, the
clothier and gents furnishing man.
E. M. Holden returned from
Boise Monday, where he has been
since the Lewiston Democratic
state convention.
The Snake River Lumber COM
pany has erected building on the
South side and has put in a planer
which will be run under the super
vision of Geo. Porter.
The trustees of the Idaho Reform
school held meeting in St. Anth-
ony yesterday. The members of
the board present we're: Governor
Morrison, Miss May l.. Scott,
Mrs. Mouse and Mr.. Tom Catalan.
Henry White of Chester was in
town yesterday and informed our
reporter that he intends selling his
Chester farm and Will move down
to Albion, where he thinks the
lower altitude will better the con-
dition of his health
J. S. Armstrong, the village
blacksmith of Parker was in the
city the latter part of last week,
and called on us. He says he is a
very busy man on account of SO
much machinery in use in the
grain and hay fields.
County Attorney Soule has Sic
ceeded in collecting an old judg-
ment of $6S5.OO in favor Of the
general school fund of the county.
The money has been turned over
to the county treasurer for appor-
tionment. The judgment has been
of long standing, and it was
thou ght at one time that it could
not be collected.
Felix Burgess and wife have sold
out their Chester store to Byron
Blanchard, and have gone back
east on an extended visit. Mr..
Blanchard is one of Chester's lead
ing and most successful farmers
and business men and will no
doubt make success of the bust
ness which he has purchased. He
will also have the post Office.
Mrs. N. l.. Darling died Sept. II,
at the home of Mr.. Harder in the
north part of town. Death was due
to premature childbirth. We have
been unable to obtain any further
particulars. The people of St. An
thony deeply sympathize with Mr..
Darling in his sad bereavement.
Mrs. G. f. Bowerman and son
and Mrs. f. NJ. Holden, left Tues
day morning for Montpelier, to
attend convention of the Fedora
ton of Womens' Clubs as dele
gates. Alter the meeting Mrs.
Bowerman will continue her trip
to Sioux City where she will visit
friends and relatives for a few
weeks.
S. w. Laythe, a prominent far
mer and representative business
man of Market Lake, was in town
couple of days the first OF the
week on business for the Butte and
Market Lake canal company of
which he is secretary. Mr.. Laythe
says the country around the Lake
is being rapidly developed, and
many new homes are dotting the
prairie and lots CT land has been
brought under cultivation this
year.
Last Saturday Justice Kings
court was slightly disturbed by the
unpleasant appearance OF Mrs. Gar
ner of the South side, who ten days
previous had been fined for disturb
ing the peace and who took an ap-
peal The time for her appearance
expired Saturday and Oh the
woman refusing to pay her fine
was ordered committed to Jail by
Justice King This riled Mrs.
Garner 5 anger, and she abused the
court, inferring that Justice King
was no gentleman, whereupon she
vas fined S25 90 more for contempt
and was ordered conducted to Jail.
Marshal Buchenau undertook the
job but had 10 Use persuasive argu-
lnent to induce her to go. En-
route to the 'calaboose" Mr.. VIM
encountered the couple and took