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The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-01-28
Commissioners Proceedings Continued

of the taxable inhabitants said district
incorporated have signed this petition and do favor and
hereby request such Incorporation.
That the the said Incorporated district shall be
the 'Nil1age of Lewisvile
Fifth We therefore declare the territory
within spread upon the Commissioners journal And it
Richard F. Jardne William W. Sck Arthur
Goodv IT. Welby Walker and Frank Ellsworth be appointed
said Village each being the of q and resident
the limits of the said above described territory for
more which said shall hold office
hereof their duly elected and qualify
Sddoway al for change OF the county
road leading Village Canyon Creek hereby granted
follows Commencing northwest of section g. township
north the Boise Meridian and running thence
townships three ourts mile thence
about three fouhs of mile and then fol-
the telephone line INTO the Mouth or canyon NeeK o
to present road
Resignation Teo Simmons constable OF Lyman precnc IS
hereby accepted petition Peter Marker hereby appointed
stable of Lyman precinct
Resignation F. constable of Rigby precinct hereby
Mason hereby appointed consta-
bic Of Rigby precinct :, ~
Samuel NJ Davis ct al Henry NJ Todd IS mere
v appointed the Parker precinct Upon petition OF Samuel
Hart Whatch hereby appointed overseer OF thee Market
Lake road district c,
Upon petition it hereby ordered that Samuel
Re John Yeasey be appointed justices OF the peace OF
the Menan precinct ~, -,
Vpon petition Nae all hereby ordered that the
bc highway changed follows said change to be made without
northwest quarter Is township north OF range ~ east
B NJ and running thence north so rods thence III nohWey al
econ 100 rods rods thence north 81 RODS thence ives
50 rods to the present county road.
The Do books brought and the Board proceeded 70 eS
40 names Of persons to serve trial jurors for the year 1901 lh
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-01-28
LARGE RETURNS
For a Small Out Put of Cash.

Now is the time to invest your money
In the best paying investment in Idaho
or any place in the world. You can
buy stock at this time from the FIRE
mont Co. Oil Gas & Coal Co. Ltd, for
the paltry sum of Is cents 90 cents and
20 cents per share any amount upto
5000 shares % cents per share from 1900
shares up to 5000 shares 30 cents and
from 6 5000 shares up for Is cents each
on the nstalltment plan One / cash in
30 days and III 60 days T. Buy now
when you know you have a sure thing;
this stock when properly developed
will be worth $1,000 per share. Stock
is par values $1.00 each now per the
above price and terms. Buy before it
goes up. You can buy from A. w.
Peil Sec and Treas. St Anthony, Idaho,
G. E. Bowerman, cashier of the First
National Bank, St. Anthony Idaho,
w. E Mcdonald, Pres & General
Manager, 416 Santa Fe Ave. Florence
Colo
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-01-28

ioilo"i my dle Tue names OF the persons select
AT. ANTHONY.
W. W. Noumans M. 7. Walter
William Carbine Chas Thomson
H. w. Perham Martin T. Ja1nison
Temp Hopkins Gil f. Fletcher
M. NJ Hammond VIM. Z. Wilmington
FALL RIVER.
Alma NJ Blanchard Thos. Richards
REXBURG
James W. Webster Goe.W Woodvine
Timothy J. Winter Henry Flann
n. H. Halstrom Casper Steiener
Nathan Kicks Phineus Tempest
Thomas Barley David Osborne
BATES.
Joseph Furness
ISLAND.
Christian Avling Justin knapp
ffltz Pfost MILFORD.
Oliver X Meservv George A. Pincock
Enock Johnson John B. TAYLOR
PARKER
Jedidiah Earl Daniel G.. Miller
Henry w. Miller +. D. Stevenson
j. c. Grape
TETON,
jacob Johnson Sam'l Schwendiman
john Briggs James Siddoway
BIRCH CREEK. DUBOIS.
Frank Reno David Miller
MENAN
Sam'l +. Berrett John w. Hart
Hiram l.. Poole David Sessions
! w. w. Durham
INDEPENDENCE.
Roman Selpert John Watts
John l.. Jones William NJ Battiee
Niels Heieson
EDMUNDS
Ephriam Peterson James +. Galbraith
David Davis Thomas r. White
SALEM
Augustus W. Belnap Thomas Nj. Grover
CHRIS. Mortenson Harvey {. Roylance
& X. }. Harris James Hope
briggs
Don c. briggs f. NJ Molen
II L. Campbell
MARYSVILLE.
John W. Hill William White
James G.. Wood Joseph Lamborn
RIGBY.
William G. Kimbal Frank Rhodes
Peter Later James NJ. Cole
II p. Madsen
LABELLE
Z. Z. Golden d. NJ. Hutclets
J. A. Browning
HADEN.
Willard Homer
Joseph Gale
H. S. Egbert
VERNON.
Hyrum B. Cunningham A. M. Slattery
ORA
8. s. sadogts
LEIGH
tdlef B. Edlefson David Mcpherson
HENRY,
S1las McMlnn John w. kooCh
RUDY
H. NJ. Perry John Summers
Robert Miller George Smith
LEWISNuLLE.
L. B. Hunter William Farr
Erastus Walker Alex Hoffman
ARCHER.
A. S. Sutton Cyrus B. Hawley
LYMAN.
Hlrum B. Simmons Geo. l.. Simmons
HIGHLAND.
Geo. Harrigfeld William l, Campbell
kLGORE
Good Rasmussen
MARKET LAKE
Chas 7 Musgrave William + Whitlatc
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-01-28

/:
|. +. Houghton
Harry Smith
Wood l.. Miller
William d. Wager
Felix Burgess
w. n. Stephens
W. c. Holley
Richard H. Smith
Andrew Bird
Heber c. Sharp
William Hill
Ezekiel Jacobs
Samuel Stewart
Jas. J. Willard
Sam NJ. Davis
Arvin X. Rice
Hyrum Clark
James II. PinCock
CHAPLIN
II. c. Bowlers
Frank Stone
Charles A. Smith
J. II. Yearsley
William B. Firth
John M. Williams
Stephen G.. Chandler
Hyrum Bell
John Dalling
d. J. Thomas
Iii NJ. Hattrise
Cordingly
c. ]. Call
Edgar Fillmore
c. L. Rostan
GRANT.
Alfred Ball
Heber Holland
John W ebster.
John 7. Dorcheus
Mansfield Andrus
Robt G.. Meikle
Truman Lessey
D. c. Sailing
Joseph Jones
John Taylor
Henry Freeman
Thomas + Sheets
Geo Allen
II. r. Jacket
Z NEA Sec.2 6, TIP. 4
for the year 1901
ed cancelled; and it APP
" 1902 was assessed up
II, that the said Johnson
anne and the sale of said
are hereby cancelled.
morning at so
}. A. Gordon, Chairman.
ly, Ida. Jan. 16, 1904.
Board of County
le following proceedings
The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-01-28
MARKET LAKE
William +, WhitlatCh

appearing 4 NEA Sec 6, To
North Range 80 East NJ to Alfred Tom Johnson the 1901
double the hereby ordered cancelled
the time the poll 1902
the above described property said Johnson that the said Johnson
resident of the State Idaho the and the sale said
the for said delinquent poll hereby cancelled
Ordered that this board do adjourn till morning
clock. Attest
Victor Hegsted, Clerk Geo A. Gordon Chairman.
St. Anthony, Ida Jan 6, 1904
per adjournment yesterday, the Honorable County
Commissioners convened All when the following proceedings
the collection of the Judgment therein referred wherein
Falls plaintiff Market
Co.. defendant said judgment accrung benefits to the County
School fund.
petition Geo A. Pincock County
road appearing the Board that al interested parties willing
established road the be laid etab
lished without any expense the County.
Commencing the intersection of the northeast of section %
east running
sections 33 and "a the southwest section a.
said township and
petition of H. c. Kelley ell Thomas F. Sheets appointed
overseer of the Highland road district.
Board that there
F. W. year 1897 upon pay
the the of$39 So the said said
Garner be cancelled and stricken from the records.
being made the Board the appoint
Physician advisable and orders that DR. O. G. Om
by appointed County Physician salary
$1,000 payable quarterly the Current Expense
Fund of the County.
1t appearing
Jail guard it hereby ordered that when the
empowered authorized appoint such Jail guard
exceed 50 90 per day
and orders the County Treasurer transfer from said
Current bridge Fund of said 1902 the
$1,000 be used il the liquidation of the Current Expense
Fund Indebtedness
Bonds examined approved liquor Ander-
liquor Thomas H Ellis &c Robson rejected John E
Fix, liquor, rejected
Ordered adourn till January 18th 1904 10
clock o i'll adjourned session.
Victor Hegsted, Clerk Geo y Gordon, Chairman
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
Cheap Muslin.

G. A. Ottomeyer has taken advant-
age of the certain rise that is coming
in all goods in which cotton enters
and has secured a quantity of apparel
for women that he will put on the
market Saturday and Monday, Janu-
AIRY 1926, at cost price. This is a
line Of samples and consists Of va
riety from which to select. A few
prices will demonstrate the truth Of
this assertion. Corset covers l3c up
to $1.78 each, night gowns BIC up to
1898 each, skirts from 36c up to 81. Is
each, drawers from 19c up to 1.42
each. This special sale lasts but two
days, and may be the last for some
time where this class of goods will be
sold at such extremely low prices.
At this sale he will also show his new
line of ginghams and summer wash
goods and some of the finest conceits
in patterns for shirt waists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20

.Attorney A. A. Stone ofxSt. Peter.
came to New Ulm Friday to appear in
an ejectment suit brought by the Wi
mona & st. Peter Land Co. against
Thos. McOuat. This action has been
in the courts in one form or another
for thirty years or more and the con-
tention is over "a quarter section Of
land in Nicollet county. The defend
mt claims title through virtue Of an
original fling, made prior to the Wi.
mona & st. Peter railway grant. The
railroad, orrather the land comp any,
replies that the land reverted to the
government before the patent was
issued. Judge .Webber postponed the
hearing until January 10th and it is
understood that an attempt will be
made to settle the case in the mean
time.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
Iurnyereln Selects Delegates.

AT the regular meeting of the Turn
verein Saturday evening delegates
were elected to the annual meeting of
the Minnesota District of the North
American Turner Bund, which will be
held in St. Paul next Saturday and
Sunday, January 23rd and oath. Four
delegates and two alternates were
named as follows: Fred Grebe, Chas.
Emmerich, Frank Sietzel and Robert
j. Petry, delegates; VIM. Stoll and
VIM. Stork, alternates. Last year the
state officers of the society were New
Ulm men and of the latter the follow
ing will attend the convention: VIM.
Pfaender, ST., Ed. Petry, Albert
Steinhauser, Fred .Pfaender and Henry
Heimerdinger. Robert Scherer will act
as secretary at the state meeting.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
STRICkLER SIGNS LEASE.
PostoffiGe Will Remain in It's Present
Location.

The New Ulm postoffice will not be
moved. On Friday department in
spector was in the city and when he
presented lease to DR.. O. G.. Strick-
Ter. owner of the building, providing
for it's use by the government for a
period of five years, the latter attached
his signature without demur.
This matter occupied the very brief
attention of the public a few weeks
ago, when an attempt was made to
make capital out the vaguest kind of
a vague rumor. The report, as pub
lished, stated that the owner Of the
Building and the department. were un-
able to reach an amicable understand
ing and that their differences we're
likely to result in removal of the Of
fee. Both Postmaster Krook and DR..
Stricken denied the rumor and the
physician explained the matter by de-
claring that certain reasons existed
at that time which made it anything
but advisable for him to sign.
Since then these have been removed
and when Postofice Inspector Fl. @.
Smith of ST. Paul, appeared in New
Ulm Friday he disposed Of the bust
ness in short order. There was not the
slightest debate over the provisions of
the lease and it will be effective for
five years from Nov. l, 1902. Inspect
or Smith has forwarded it to Wash
ington for the approval Of the postal
officials
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
JUST ONE MINUTE.

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because it kills the
brane, causing the cough, and at the same
time clears the phlegm, draws ont the
inflammation and heals and sDothes the
affected parts. One Minute, Cough Cure
strengthens the lungs, wards of pneu-
monia and is harmless and never fail
ing cure in all durable cases of Coughs,
C,,lds and Group. One Minute Cough
Cure is pleasast to take, harmless and
good alike for young and old. Sold by
all druggists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20

only English church in city having
large German population it labored
under a peculiar disadvantage. It
could not gain members at will. nor
could there be UNCONVENTIONAL con-
finement; it was planted in limited
field and offered welcome to all
|creeds. What measure of success has
been granted it has been due to the
tireless and unceasing efforts of the
men and women who have given it.
their support, and in illustration of
this it is well to cite that one gentle
man, A. r. Ottomeyer, has served con-
#tinuously in the capacity of treasurer
for a period of seventeen years.
Now the church is in thriving con-
dition. It's congregation numbers
nearly seventy persons and there are
four active dependencies. OF these
the Sunday school, with its member
ship Of 125, had an average attend
ance last year of 88; the Y. P. S. C. E.
society has a strength of 35; the
Ladies Missionary society, 20; and
the Ladies Aid society. organized
last week, II Very recently Rev.
Bean formed a chorus choir and he
is arranging to organize training
class. Various improvements OF a
substantial character are being con-
templated and the congregation is
now looking forward with consider
able anticipation to the time when it
will be possible to celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
TRIAL COURT IS SUSTAINED
Justice Start Decides Important
Land Case.
Was Argued Before Judge B. F..
Weber a Year Ago.
Property Valued at $4,000 In
volved in Litigation.

Title to valuable tract of land in
Redwood county has been definitely
settled by a decision handed down by
Justice Start of the state supreme
lcourt. The case was argued before
Judge B. F. Weber in chambers about
a year ago and the supreme court de-
cision sustains his ruling. 1t is inn
portant, inasmuch as it affects pro-
perty valued at $4,000.
The facts as brought out at the trial
|show that in the SOS and when land
values were nominal, Robert D.
Phillips, a clergyman, purchased 800
acres of farm land and several govern
ment lots in Redwood county. To the
original owners he gave a mortgage
I, for SIS, 300 but never succeeded in re-
ducing the principal. Just before the
expiration of redemption Rev. Phillips
visited Knud E. Mo of Springfield. and
! the latter agreed to pay the mortgage
and buy the property.
He paid the mortgages Sc, 548.37 and
on August 26, 1887, received a deed
to the property from Rev. Phillips.
| An arrangementwas entered into where
by the minister was to continue to re-
side on the premises and pay lease
| fee, and month after making the pur-
chase Mr.. Mo conveyed the land to
Hans Mo of Springfield, who in 1900
mortgaged it to Mark D. Mitchell q
! After giving the deed Rev. Phillips
lived on the place with his family. AS
formerly he paid nothing on the
principal and allowed the owner to
meetthe taxes, but during his occupation
did hand the latter some $500 for rent.
A few years ago, however, when Red
wood county land. increased rapidly in
value he determined to have the deed
given to Mr.. Mo declared a mortgage
and thus allow him the opportunity Of
redeeming the tract, which was then
worth SIG, 900. He brought suit for this
purpose but Judge B. F. Weber held
that the transfer to Mr.. Mo was valid.
Rev. Phillips appealed the case TO
the supreme court and on Friday a
decision was rendered against him.
The syllabis is as follows:
Jane A. Phillips and Robert D.
Phillips, defendants, VS.. Knud p. Mo
and Helen George Mo, his wife; Hans
Mo and Anna Mo, his wife, and Mark
! D. Mitchell, respondents
1. In this, an action to have an alb.
solute deed declared a mortgage and
to redeem therefrom, the findings Of
fact are sustained by the evidence.
i 2. In the practical application Of
the rule that evidence is admissible o.
collateral facts which have a direct
tendency to show that the testimony O
the witnesses on one side of the issue is
more reasonable than that of the othel
side, fair discretion is allowed thu
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
Don Caesar De Bazan.

Don Caesar de Bazan of Girofa-a
jolly, good fellow always looking for
fun and a fght-a free lance of no bility-
a rare example of a chivalrous age
such is the central and interesting
figure in the pleasing play. The king
has issued an edlct that during Holy
week the survivor of any fight is to be
hanged. Don Caesar has just returned
to Madrid. Lazarillo, an armorer's
apprentice, is to be beaten. Don Caesar.
defends him-fghts and kills the captain
of the kings guard and is condemned
to be hung. The king pardons Don
Caesar, but Don Jose, his minister,
does not issue the reprieve. He visits
him in prison and promises him a
more noble death if he will consent to
marry and leave an unknown lady his
name. He consents and the wedding
takes place-the bride being heavily
yelled Don Caesar is led out to be
shot, but Lazarillo has secretly ex-
tracted the bullets. Don Caes ar falls
in pretended death, and escapes. The
woman thus secretly married is Mari
tana, a street singer. Don Jose, now
congratulating himself that she will
be less out of place at court, uses the
| Marques de Rotunda as an accomplice
and places Mariana in his palace.
Charles IT, King of Spain, meets hel
there, pretending that he. lis Don Caesar
At the kings departure Don Caesar
unexpectedly arrives and demands his
wife. The hideous Marchioness de
Rotunda is presented as the bride, an6
Don Caesar agrees to sign a renounce
ment Of the marriage and leave Madrit
i forever. mariana is announced ani
Don Caesar refuses to sign. A SECOND
time the king tries to force himself OF
Mariana at the home of Don Jose
Don Caesar enters by balcony, ant
]. after a fiery scene with the king all i.
4 explained and Don Caesar is appointee
Governor of Granada. Leland Webb
and the Dixson Stock Co.. appear a
the Opera House on Wednesday, Jan
Il 9th, in the picturesque and delightful
i play, Don Caeser de Bazan.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
CHANGE IN ELECTION LAW
New Methodof Choosing Township
Supervisors.
Are to Be Elected for One, Two
and Three Years.
Last Legislature Greatly Altered
the Old System.

At the regular town elections next
March change will be inaugurated
in the method of electing township
supervisors. During their last session
the members Of the Minnesota state
Legislature altered the old system
greatly and the law they created went
into effect January 1st of this year.
As changed the law affects township
supervisors and justices of the peace.
Heretofore three supervisors have been
elected each spring for one year but
this has been changed so that in March,
1904, three candidates will be chosen
for terms of one, two and three years,
and in future one supervisor will be
named at each election for three
year term.
The other change provides that
justices of the peace shall only be
elected once every two years, except
in a case where it is necessary to fill
vacancy. The town clerk, treasurer,
assessor, constables and road over
SCOI w LII OAC year DIS Ill Vic
past. Chapter 81, of the general laws
, of 1908. as amended, reads as follows:
'There shall be elected in the year
1904, at the annual town meeting in
each town, three supervisors, one of
whom shall be elected for three (3)
years, one for two (2) years, and one
for one (D year, so that one shall go
| out each year. The number of years
for which each is elected shall be indi-
/, Gated on the ballot, and one shall be
designated and known as chairman.
| At each annual town meeting there
after one supervisor shall be elected
! for three years to fill the place of the
one whose term expires at that time.
i There shall also be elected at the
annual town meeting in each town one
town clerk, one treasurer, one assessor,
two justices of the peace, two con-
stables and one oyerseer of the high
ways for each road district in said
town; but justices of the peace shall
i be elected only once in two years, eN-
cept to fill vacancies.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
VAGARIES OF A COLD.

You can never be quite sure where a
cold is going to hit you. In the fall
and winter it may settle in the bowels,
producing severe pain. Do not be
alarmed nor torment yourself with
fears of appendicitis. At the first sign
of a cramp take Perry Davis Pain
killer in warm, sweetened water and
relief comes at once. There is but one
Painkiller, Perry Davis. % and Scots.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
In IS EASY TO SAY

ssHBe careful, = but we must all go
from heated houses into chill outer
air, and the change sets us coughing
and wheeling. Avoiding winter colds
is difficult; curing them is not hard if
you take Aliens Lung Balsam. Better
begin when the cold is young and not
wait until it settles deep into the lungs,
for then, even with Allen S Lung
Balsam, complete relief will be slower.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20
New ULl1. BROWN COUNTY, MIN. WEDNESDAY JAN

trial court and evidence Of such col
lateral facts is to be received with
caution.
3. The trial court did not err in re-
fusing to receive evidence of such col
lateral facts, nor in neglecting certain
evidence offered in rebuttal.
Order affirmed. Start, G.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20

Found at last, the cough syrup that
has long been wanted 1t is Frisco
Cough Syrup for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis and lung trouble. For sale by
w. G. Alwin's Drug Store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-20

Norgren's Frisco Cough Syrup will
surely cure any bad cough, cold or
lung trouble. For sale by W. G. AL
wins Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY

BY James L Wells: No lS8 Fulton ave u On :, = q,
.N-s; ''Al4oN"4Nls9 It. two story bldg. execu-
tors sale estate q William Teas lac decegsei, mn
a. y 90 II " II $50 ST. 25slOo II. vacant: admins
NaloF s sale: estate a susan t'Irrfe. deceased
by Peter 7 Meyer: No l45 goth 81 n 166 : ., " r,
ave; <oeAts3 n: five story fiat voluntary sale
y .5eoTee X Read = Coz Eagewater ave u 2 corner 81
-Al'lLaNe tldEee1. y vacant executor
seie leaneck CO.. R.irefeid park
\ J. -FOUR plots each .ON pa sy.-,J
loIs SAFE. estate Of Caroline Hammond deceased
hN Joseph = Day No COG FOrsyth-st s. 80 II 6 Of
81 -JAIpJ II story hrk house and
StrlIg Org tenement house on Farmers Loan and
aIus AeinpaLy agt ebecca esei nj; Turner H
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&C Sesb AZ No 4OC J2dst, W Of 9th ave oOx50
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, ~, 81 az 9 ; Bloomfield. atty r Mclean ref
A'4 sto Two urtRaEes aggreEating
Nonlt 10 II sd 81 19s Central Par, Wes,
ssAIN- II story and basement front dwelling
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q T. attys; VI " o'l;riea. il. ref. amount due $40
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rel amount cue S32i3 0G. taxes etc size 20. 30 "a
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