The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-04-28

Notice the new adj of A. M
Boylen OH the second page. He
saves you money
The c. G. Moore Real Estate Co.
! are about the busiest people in towr
these days.
D. Y. Dorthy, Of Victor, tathe,
Of Mrs. Ed Sheffield, is III the city
visiting with his daughter.
]. F. Jensen Of Independence,
and John Taylor Of Sunnydell,
were pleasant callers at this Office
yesterday morning,
4. N. Boylen, the lice and wide
awake clothing man, has had a
large arc light hung in front Of his
clothing emporium.
Idaho National Guards will
participate i'll the annual encamp-
ment which will take place at
American Lake, Wash, July 7th
to Dist, 1904.
The w. G. 7. II. will meet on
Wednesday, May IA, with MIS-.
Noon. A ten cent lunch will be
served. Everybody invited.
Mrs. @. \. Quinn, Rec. Sec.
Walt Green has at last received
the long looked for alligator,
shipped from Palm Beach, Florida,
Nj. I. 7. Reese, secretary of
the Palm Beach Club, who was oft
hers last year OF All outing.
]. ". Welch, the we'll driller,
left this morning for Kinball,
Nebraska, beng called back on ac-
count Of the illness OF his son. Mr..
WEIGH will be away indefinitely,
but left his we'll drilling outfit in
charge of Messrs. Davis and
McIntire, who are thrilling away
A. M. Slattery Of Vernon, has
fine we'll of water, so we are
informed by Mr.. WEIGH, the gentle
man who did the drilling. The
Slattery family have all been re-
joicing over their good fortune.
For several years they have been
compelled to haul water several
miles for domestic purposes and
drive their stock to the river in
winter for water.
Ed Sheffield, the famous Rocky
Mountain guide and outdoor sport,
has thrown up his long cherished
profession. He says he has followed
for years and there is ''nothing
in it, He has accepted a permanent
position at a lucrative salary of
Sc. 80 backing harness for the St.
Anthony Harness Co. Ed saws he
would rather come down town and
sweat over the harness shop every
morning at $1.0S per day than to
be ''cussed' around all summer by
a lot of dutch millionaires. Ed
thinks that after he has worked at
the harness trade two or three wears
he an command a much better
salary,
Tie case OF the Village of St.
Anthony vs.. Jesse Brandon and
Thos. J. Brandon on the charge of
selling liquors without a license
was heard last Friday in the justice
court. j jury OF twelve was i'm
panneled who heard the case.
Before the trial was fairly begun,
the complaining witness and Jesse
engaged i'll a go-as. you-please with
chairs and Thomas !. interferred
as peacemaker. Each Of the three
combatants were fined $40, and the
case proceeded. The jury brought
III q verdict Of guilty as charged IN
less than three minutes after they
Went 70 the jury room. Judge AnteS
wanted TO show the people that he
could dispatch justice ard acting
under the instructions Of the
learned city attorney, fired the de
iendants each $15 and costs before
the statutary time had elapsed ana
we are informed that the case has
gone by default ard tlle city, (tbe
tax PAYERS have the bill to pay.
When from the fields the wagons come
Grain turdened to the bin;
When from the garden ell the store
j. safciv g9taersd in;
Then icc.watd turn. @ feet that roam
And .,eca VIA Us the Harvest Hotce.'
Closing OFT sale Of crockerv ant
lamps. Ne will sell all CT OH,