The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-06-23

Ed Cox of Parker, is having a
fine residence constructed on his
ranch.
The first kiln of brick is ready
for use at the Industrial school.
The kiln contains $50, 900 very fine
brick.
The boarding house at the slicing
plant at Parker which is large two
story building is very fast nearing
completion.
LOST::-A little female pig.
Last seen by depot. Finder will
please leave word at this Office and
+ receive reward.
The Parker road overseer should
look after the bridge across the St.
Anthony canal on the south road.
It is in very dangerous condition.
Ladies and Childrens Hats in
all the newest designs to be had.
Childrens washing bonnets and
null hats. At Miss Maud Parry's.
Mrs. ". H. Burland was taken
quite i'll last Monday evening
at the opera house, but We are in
formed by Mr. Burland today that
she is much better.
The Ladies Guild will have a
cooked food sale at Andy Stone 5
butcher shop Oh Saturday of this
week. They will also serve lunch
at the same place OH the 4th.
Mayor Youmans telephoned an
official invitation from the city of
St. Anthony to the CITY council
and citizens of Idaho Falls to come
up ard celebrate the Fourth with us.
l.. NJ. Earl, Of St. Anthony, rep
resenting the Salisbury Company
of Salt Lake City, was in Blackfoot
Saturday. This same lean COM
pany is represented here by the
Idaho Realty Company. - Black
foot Mail
A. J. Lewis, famous as Cash
Racket Jim, has all kinds and
descriptions of Fourth of July goods
on hand. Cash Racket lin"
never overlooks anything, but keeps
everything in stock. II is like
visiting dime museum to visit his
Cash Racket store.
MI Anderson, father OF J. NJ.
Anderson, came up from Salt Lake
about a week ago to spend the
summer on the Railroad ranch.
He was brought down Yesterday
on stretcher in very critical
condition from constipation, and
taken to Salt Lake on special this
evening.
r. J. Costley, c. D. Stevens,
Mr.. Harshbarger, l.. ]. Maurer
and Kobe Thompson went down 10
Blackfoot the first of the weel. to
testify i'll the contest case o 7. c.
Dlahdoh ". Il. }. lostley. A part
OF the witnesses returned today.
Tie matter will be referred 10 the
general commissioner and final
decision will probably nos be given
for several months.
Assessor Z. I. Clay returned OF,
Friday OF last week from the
Spencer and Dubois country III the
northwest part of the COUNTY where
he has been assessing some of the
big cattle and sheep re1. He in
formed Us that he got : 900 head Of
cattle and $4,000 head Of sheep on
this trip. This does lot include
the Henry Lake county which Is
almost exclusively cattle.
Last week the Fremont Count,
News mentioned the fact that I've
co1nty annual statement had not
received publication. rhe .levs
insinuated shat Ne lthe Repab.i-
cans we're a.Ta:d for the nsonle 70
see The statement Not 80 brother.
through some mistake ;hsoueA lie
retirement, RON Office Of Nh. Brs,n-
wei as deputy county clerk the
a"nnal statement was pieoonnoled
and overlooked. We arc thankful
to the News for tioning The
last, 'o1 had II gone over unuosicod
our poar Democratic friends would
nave spert many sieepless nights
trying to ind ous hoE much n,oney
the Republicans lad stolen. We
respectfully refer the fretful ones
TO he Statement III arothe,
coiarg.