The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-11-03

Six quart milk pans, three for 70
cts. at Thompsons.
Buy your collar and cuff buttons
of Aschraft.
A. Heath, candidate for easur
er, and ]. O. Webster, of Grant,
candidate for the Legislature, were
in the. city yesterday for a few
hours. They were en- route to the
Basin where they are billed for
speaking.
All sizes of nails at 4 cts. per
can at Thompsons.
-LOST:-Ladies' jacket, light
brown, belongs to a walking suit.
Leave at Skalet & Shells and re-
ceive reward.
MISS VIOLA BUSBY,
Chester, Ida.
"A good line standard prints in
Guiding indigo blues, 5 cents at
THOMPSON'S.
DR.. Blveins, Dad Youmans,
and Jim Gwinn returned safely
from their LUCKY Dog, "trip. 1t
was feared they might drown be-
fore they returned. but through
some accident the jug got broken.
The largest line of waist sets,
belt buckles and tortoise shell hair
f<yVn
Misses Mary and Rose Ternes
returned Sunday evening from
Ogden, where they had been to
attend the funeral of their cousin,
who died while Oh a visit in Wis
concin and his body was brought
to his home in Ogden for inter
ment.
The entire stock of the Big
Boston store will be sold between
now and January, regardless OF cost.
Everything must go.
S. 7. Combs and wife will leave
next week for their old home in
Nebraska, where Mr.. Combs has a
farm which he will work. Dur
ing their residence in St. Anthony
they have made many substatial
friends who regret their departure,
but there is one consoling thought
they will soon return to Gods
country.
Andy Stone, proprietor OF the
Metropolitan Market, makes the
announcement that he will sell a
quarter of beef at the low rate of
AZ cents per pound and cut it up
if desired by the purchaser.
-Glidden's steel barbed wire at
3H cts. at Thompsons.
T. c. Egleston, state immigra-
ton agent is in the city from Boise,
on business connected with the
publication of statistical reports
for Fremont county. Mr.. Egles-
ton was a pleasant caller al this
office this morning.
New patterns in outing flannel,
5 cents at ~THOMPSON'S.
Have you SEE that ST.. sc
heeced lined mems underwear at the
Hub for 90 cents?
. r. c. Heise proprietor OF Heise
Hot Springs, and his two daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Gavin and Miss Blanche,
5 were in the city a couple Of days
the first OF the week. Mr.. Heist
I informed us that he was preparing
for a big time at the Springs dur.
! ing Christmas week.
M. Levy, proprietor of the'sBis
Boston Store is having a clearing
out sale. He desires to dispose o
his stock by January /.
The finest line of Ladies, Men.
S Boys and little folks sweaters il
Fremont county is at Thompsons
t J. NJ. Anderson and wife wer,
III town from the Railroad Rancl
at Island Park Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Nh. Anderson is yer,
enthusiastic over the ''bonds" ant
: Is greatly in hopes that they viii
carry Tuesday. He is one of t h,
big taxpayers, but he is not think
Y ing of the increased few cents O
taxes that the bonds might cos
him.
New Iowa Sweet Corn 10 cts. pei
can at Thompsons.
/, Ed Sheffield is making arrange
fments to establish a hunting lodge
IN Warm river meadows, where
the boys can go and hunt big game
t without taking an outfit in the
hills. This is a very good plan.
You can leave St. Anthony early
IN the morning with a light rig.
and be on the big game hunting
grounds in the evening. where
everything is arranged for comfort
and sport.