The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-30

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L. NJ Earl's mother is here from
Salt Lake City visiting with the
family.
A. B. Johnson, the carpenter, is
putting in plate glass front for
Brandon brothers.
Gil F. Fletcher, who has been in
California for the last six months
for his health, returned home last
Sunday evening. His health has
been greatly benefited by the trip.
J. M. Anderson, wife and son
arrived on last nights train from
Salt Lake City. They will leave
III day or two for their summer
home in Island Park, where they
will remain during the hot months.
John Marshall and Ed Traitor
were down from their Teton Basin
coal prospects last week. They
seem to think that the coal is the
best in the west and it is there in
unlimited quantities.
John Anderson of the Flag ranch
at Farnum. was in town The first of
the week. Mr.. Anderson is getting
III shape to return to his home in
the east to spend the summer, and
will leave about the latter part of
next week.
George Youmans, formerly of
this good old town, but now
swell dude of Ogden, will arrive
on Saturday evening for short
visit with relatives and will Join
the Second Regiment band OH their
trip to the coast.
Robt Webster, superintendent
of the steel works of the sugar
factory, has been i'll the city for
several days looking after the UNI
loading OF several cars of machinery
and piping for the Parker auxiliary.
Mr.. Webster says the work is
progressing nicely.
Secretary of State Gibson and
State immigration Commissioner
Egleston came over from Boise the
flrst OF the week and made bust
ness trip over into Island Park.
They were very pleasant callers at
this office before leaving for the
metropolis of Idaho Yesterday.
Rev. Lindsey, who has been sup
plying the Squirrel Creek Germans
with the gospel and teaching school
tor the past year, has been called
back to his old home at Madison,
Nebraska. The Squirrel people
regret very much the less of Mr..
Lindsey from their church and
school work.
John Trout OF Henry's Lake,
was i'll town this week after supplies
for the a0ld Rock ranch. Mr..
Trout says since Wait Green went
UP to the Never Sweat ranch
they have not been bothered with
mosquitoes at the Lake. We did
not think that Walt would even
draw mosquitoes.
Col. Hamer, G {. Moore and
Norman Jackson, chief clerk of the
land department at Boise, left .
yesterday morning for the Squirrel
creek country 10 be absent for
couple Of days aiessrs. Hamer
and Moore are interested ii Squirrel
lands ard canals and Will look
alter the'r interests while in the
rural districts.
Norman Jackson is over from
l3olse locking after the sale Of state
lands which occurred here yester
day. Ga account of the discourage
inent caused by the recent frost,
the sale was not we'll attended and
only about 40 acres OF land vas
sold. There will be another sale
this tall, and Mr.. Jackson hopes to
clean up a large amount OF state
lands i'll this county.
Don ever use earbolic acid as a
nasal wash for il is a very severe
treatment and is likely to put You
'on he bum The writer
knows from experience. He is OH
the bum at present from having
made a mistake and gotten hold Of
the carholic acid bottle instead ot
listerine Tor catarrhal wash We
are slightly dishgured our probosis
has lost Its strawberry SIN set, the
ruby extremity has assumed a dark
brown hue, but we are still in the
ring.