The Teton peak-chronicle. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1904-1952, 1904-12-15
MARYSVILLE

AS Christmas draws nearer inter
est is being centered in the CITY
drug store.
Mrs. 81. G. Smith expects to
start for Twin Falls soon to visit
her daughter.
Will cambridge, who has been
SICK Tor some time at Rexburg is
improvi ng very nicely.
There was fight Tuesday night
at the s locn. Bloody faces was
the resu It, but no arrests were made.
| Dunk Macarthur and Uncle Toe
Lamborn are watching dolls at the
drug store with a great deal of
interest.
| The civil suit of Wetson VS..
Johnson was settled out of court
the first of the week, satisfactorily
to the Interested parties.
Mr.. Cutler of Vernon, is quite
low and is not expected to live
long. Mr.. Cutler buried his son
R. Cutl Ter few weeks ago.
Percy Gebhart was arrested Sun
day by Marshal Egbert for fast
driving in the streets. Justice
Wood fined him SIS and costs on
Monday.
Mrs. John Hendricks presented
John with very beautiful doll the
other day in the person of Miss
Hendricks. Mother and child are
doing we'll.
School has commenced at last
with q good corps of teachers.
Miss Harriet Wood is principal
and Miss Nora Moore and Miss
Anderson are assistants.
William Geisler left on Monday S
stage for St. Anthony and will
proceed from there by rail to Cali
fornia, where he expects to take up
his hom with his daughter.
Tea ms will start shortly for the
Teton Basin coal mines for coal
for the ward house. Just as soon
as the re is enough snow for good
sleighing the good work will 60 on.
Several of our Sunday school
workers went to Chester Sunday tc
attend Sunday School union, and
returned home we'll satisfied with
the work. being done at that place.
George Barzee of the Wakefield
Music Co. of St. Anthony, has
delivered to w. R. Hardy, Jr.,
fine piano and a pianola. The out
fit cost over $500 and is a beauty
A horse fell with son of c
| Christensen and hunt him quite
| badly DR.. Young was called an(
| did everything that could be done
| to ma Ike the young man comfortable
| Jim Harris and few of hi
| neighbors GOT together Monday an(
| moved his large log barn to NOR
| suitable place on his lot. Tn
| move is a very commendable one
| 1t is reported that someone trie'
| to get into Oscar Dockstader
| granary few nights ago. TIL
| parties had better look little on
| as Oscar has a gun that chamber
| buck shot.
! Let the city fathers see to it tina
| all stables are set back off from tn
| streets, and stop the practice G
| thro wing large piles of manure int
| our streets and leaving it Their
| during the summer months.
| Preparations are being made
| put in solid front to the war
house stage. Grant Hopkins ma
| ,he contract for the work and WI
| rush it to early completion. 1t
claimed that it will aid the SCUM
| mat erially. If so it will be boo
to the people.
Mrs. Kirkham and her childre
i will live in town having rented tt
How we'll place from ]. G. Woo
She moves in to give her chlldre
i the benefit of our good schools du
| ing the winter. Mr.. Howell WI
ren, ain on the ranch on War
u river.
i Elias Wilson is assisting M
Britton, the hardware man,
enlarge the capacity of his sto
, room in order to satisfy the d
ma nds of the public. Mr.. Brittle
lat ely purchased the half intere
/ of 7. c. Oberem and is now COZ
duc citing the business himself
#. w. White returned fro
Goose creek the other day and sa
he is glad to get back to the o
he mestead again, and he thin
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