The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-04-07
LOCAL NEWS.

short business trip.
Bishop Kerr Of Ora, brought il
to market last Saturday two Wagon
loads of very fine porkers.
Mr.. Sewall, manager of the Tetor
Valley Supply company, was dowr
to town n day last week.
Judge John Donaldson visited
Blackfoot last Saturday, for the pur.
pose of attending the l.. c. Rice
land contest case.
c. P. Anderson of Idaho Falls,
who recently completed a very
successful term of school at Egin,
is spending a few days in the city.
]. d. Millsaps, attorney for L.
C.Rice, and E. M. Holden, attorney
for contestant, were in Blackfoot
last Saturday attending the hearing
of the Rice contest case.
The Ladies of the Methodist Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. Harsh
barger, April 14th. A 10 cent
lunch will be served and every
body is cordially invited.
c. NJ. Hardinge A. H. Kempen-
dorf and N. M. McBee musicians
from Pocatello, arrived in the city
last night. They are first class
musicians and will probably remain
in the city.
M. J. Walter, the Peak foreman,
has purchased a fine team, harness
and wagon, and is making prepara-
lions to start things booming on
his 100 acre farm a mile north of
Sugar City.
The great tunnel which will
pierce the Continental divide for
the Moffat road will cost four
million dollars. The tunnel will
be four miles long and the estimated
cost is 81, 900, 900 per mile.
George Wynn, of Salina, Kansas,
arrived in the city Tuesday. MI.
Wynn came here through the efforts
of the c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.,
and is contemplating purchasing
a ranch near st. Anthony.
The c. G. Moore Real Estate Co.
negotiated a sale of the 7. w. Lee
place three miles south of town on
the MILFORD road to David Birch's
the first of the week. Mr.. Lee will
move to Ogden where he has a posi-
ton with the Union Pacific.
G. II. Macdougall and wife, and
Chas. Moe of Butte, arrived in the
city Monday, and Tuesday they
took a drive over Egin bench with
the c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
and showed their appreciation of a
country by purchasing a 100
acre ranch of Lorenzo Cox at Egin.
r. H. Row, the contractor and
builder, returned the first of
the week from Melrose, Mont.
where he has been erecting a bridge
tor the county. He says he has
another contract and will go back
in a few days and begin work on it.
On the second of this month, H.
J. Wade, of Pocatello, received a
draft for $25 the prize offered by
eastern manufacturing company
Of sporting goods for the largest
trout caught in the United States
last year. The trout caught weigh
ed eight pounds and sever ounces.
The Peak is in receipt of a large
sack OF garden seeds, compliments
of Senator w. B. Hepburn. All
good Republicans, and we wont be
mean to our Democratic friends, are
invited to call or send us your ad-
dress with request for seeds and
we will e that your wants are
Tiled as long as the supply holds
cut.
The ball given by the ladies of
st. Katherine's Guild last Monday
evening was a pronounced success
in every respect. There was an
unusually large attendance and the
+act that the Home, Sweet Home
at 2:30 a. m. found the floor
tull of dancers a be interpreted
o mean nothing else than that a
good time was had.
Marysville now has a new hard
ware and implement firm. Messrs.
B%ritton, president, and J. c. Ober-
IN, secretary, of the company are
rom Butte and are live. energetic
business men, with capital to put
Il a large stock of hardware, i'm
dement's, farming machinery,
wagons, etc.
Benz. l.. Rich who reco,4J,,