The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-05-19

VIM. Vanderveer and wife visited
Heises' Hot spring over Sunday.
]. G.. Wood was down from
Marysville last Friday Oh business
matters.
Deputy Sheriff Corey was in
Marysville the first of the week on
legal business.
c. d. Roberts, manager of the
Creamery at briggs, as Peak
caller Monday.
Mrs. J. d. Louis and son Orian,
are down from from Victor visiting
friends and relatives.
L. +. Beckllart was down from
Rea the first of the week after
supplies for the ranch.
The Snake River Lumber com
pany and artistic sign placed on the
front of the company's Office.
Attorney Newton was up from
Pocatello the forepart of the week
looking after some of his clients
Chas. Watson and wife returned
yesterday from Butte where they
went last week on short business
trip.
The North Fork of the Snake
river is about two feet higher this
spring than it has been for several
years.
A prairie fire came near burning
out David Breckenridge at Haden.
The assistance of the community
saved the home.
Percy Maryon is the most artistic
window dresser i'll the city If YOU
don't believe it, just take look in
at Skalet & Shells dress windows.
Beginning with the first Sunday
i'll July, there will be services every
Sunday morning and evening at the
Episcopalian church.
Walt Curran is visiting relatives
in Montana this week. G.. c. Baker
is compromising prescriptions at
the drug store during his absence.
Hon. J. Frank Hunt, speaker OF
the House in last session, is in the
city on business connected with the
new reform school of which he is a
trustee.
Chas. H. Raymond, of Egin, has
sold his ranch to Sam Rawson and
VIM. Yeamans. Negotiations were
made by the c. c. Moore Real
Estate Co. Mr. Raymond left for
Alberta, Canada today.
G.. E. Bowerman is ''off shift at
the bank this week. But they say
he is pretty busy at home scratch
ing for living. His physician
told our reporter that he had the
itch, > but for us to say it was the
''hives.
The most contemplate piece of
business ever perpetrated in this
good old town was witnessed on
Bridge street this afternoon when
Marshal Buchenau arrested and put
in Jail two young men, one of whom
was comfortably loaded" the
other was taking him across the
river in an endeavor to get out of
town. Buchepau overlook the pair
near the river bridge, arrested them
both and took them to the town
lookup. If this business is kept up,
how long will farmers, stock men
and COW boys continue to patronize
St. Anthony, especially if they must
be run down and overtaken on the
highway when they are going home
feeling good, but minding their
own business? 1t is the duty of
buiness men as citizens of this town
to interfere when town marshal
swells up to the point of showing
his authority upon every occasion.
L hNAN dlN a huLIlDSl vi idl IlClS WHO
trade at Rexburg because they will
not be insulted by an over-ofhcious
officer who doesn't seem to know
his place. When men are drunk,
disorderly and boisterous on the
streets, then it is the duty of tue
marshal to look after them, but it is
not always wise to throw them into
the lookup just to show authority.
We have had several city marshals
before Buck" bucked in, who
would take such men to their
wagons and escort them out of town,
but the policy now is to arrest
them, disgrace their families and
make them shun the town. Con
tlnue this policy and the grass will
GROW on orr streets bafora %,,,o c,,,,,