The Teton peak-chronicle., 1904-11-17
Local Happenings.

-iAo'. oiNNilS SiSSlloio 0NSl lCiu
here, and the result apparently was
satisfactory to all, the Republicans
carrying the precinct Offices.
John Hendricks has opened up a
loan agency in Marysville, no need
to go to St. Anthony to get money
on your property now. Who says
we are not metropolitan? If we
had one of St. Anthony's S numerous
attorneys that is all we would need
to be city,
The town board met last Monday
but did not succeed in getting
through with all the business, con-
sequently had to adjourn for one
week. There are a few petitions
to come before the board for their
consideration relative to the licens-
ing of hotels, restaurants, etc.
1t begins to look as though our
school house would not be finished
in time for school this winter.
There are plenty of good carpenters
i'll the county, why can't they be
got and make rush with the
building. If the contractor bid so
low he cannot afford to pay for
help, let's turn in and help him.
By all means let's have school.
The members of the Sabbath
School Union board came up from
Rexburg Sunday eight strong to
attend union meeting and were
somewhat disappointed in not being
able to secure suitable rooms to
hold their meeting in, consequently
held their meeting after services on
Sunday afternoon, leaving here
about 5 80 to return to Rexburg
1t looks as though our city dads
would have to take up the cemetery
question, as we need some one in
charge of the CITY of the Dead"
in order to keep stock from de-
stroying those sacred spots and to
keep those evilly disposed from
destroying those little tokens of
love left there by loving friends
and again to have a uniform price
placed on all lots sold that the pub
lie may be protected.
w. ]. Salisbury and Miss Lucy
Harris will be married Wednesday
in the Salt Lake temple, and will
be at home to their friends in
Marysville after November Goth.
Lucy was an accomplished clerk at
Mr.. Barrett's S store, and Will-well
he is one of our boys, has grown to
manhood here and will always be
our boy, at least Lucy's and ours.
We join with the people of Marys-
vile in wishing them every Joy and
prosperity through life.
The we'll borers are at work at
Sven Johnson's and expect to reach
water the coming week. II. w.
Whittle dug 65 feet and has at this
time 55 feet of water on his place.
The steam we'll driller is at work
on the McGavin place near the
North Fork and they expect to reach
water soon. They are to be at Mr..
Heseman' Tuesday morning. This
is the third machine that has pulled
on his place this summer. He has
four feet of water at q feet deep
but thinks he will do better by go
ing deeper. L. l.. says he will
have to have water if the Republi-
cans are elected.
Heseman & Egbert's grain grind
er commenced work Thursday.
They had some trouble with belts
and gearing at first, but now are
doing first rate. This machine and
the grist mill on Fall river will be
able to supply chop feed for the
people here the coming winter ant
l will save the travel to St. Anthony
? The grist mill has done some grind
+, ing and are making a very gooc
e class of -four, but the boiling cloth
Z are too fine causing too much hou
: to go with the shorts. Mr.. Darling
Il has sent for coarser cloth and th
S mill will soon be turning out al
e the -four for the peoples needs
S another labor saver to the people O