The Teton peak-chronicle., 1904-12-08
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Newt Johns, whose sickness VISA
chronicled last week, is in a seri-
Gus condition.
Mrs. w. D. Parker is not able to
assist at the Office this week owing
to slight illness.
Mrs. De liza Moore is attending the
bedside of her sick sister, Emma
Burbank at Montpelier.
M. j. Walter went out to his
Sugar City ranch yesterday and
butchered his winter pork.
]. A. Fryer has been under the
weather with severe cold but is
able to be down town at business.
1ver Hendrickson of Farnum,
was caller yesterday, and will
hereafter read the Peak Chronicle.
The new " advertisers in the Peak
Chronicle this issue are Fogg &
Jacobs, H AIRY Gesas and DR.. ]. d.
Louis.
AL Bradley, foreman at the St.
Anthony Harness company, was
sick last week, but is working
again.
Buy iron beds at the auction sale
Saturday afternoon at 3 p. m., on
Bridge street. c. G.. Moore Arc
tioneer.
There Is good skating on the
canals and river. 1t has been four
degrees below zero. but the weather
is very fine.
]. w. Earl Of the Logan Journal,
was in town between trains We'd
nesday. Mr.. Earl is cousin of
Jed Earl Of Parker.
c. And rews, of Salt Lake, ship
ped sixteen cars of cattle Monday
night. Mt. Andrews owns a ranch
in Teton Basin near Bates.
Mrs. Mary E. Kendall returned
from Minidoka last Sunday where
she went few days previous to
build a house on her ranch.
Insure with Fire Insurance CON-
panies that PAY PROMPTLY and
PAY the AMOUNT. We repre-
sent only reliable Companies.
C. C. Moore Real Estate Co.
The Peak Chronicle relieved a
large shipment of stationery last
week frorn n the Western Newspaper
Union, Salt Lake. We are now
stocked up for all classes of job
work.
Woods On Daniel Parker Jr., has
been We ery sick baby for several
days, but he is able to 'play horse"
around the room again, and we
hope he will be all o. k. in a day
or two.
S. P. Barrett of Menan is in St.
Anthony. Mr.. Barrett is a Candi-
date for d ppointment as state sheep
inspector, and will have some
strong endorsements from this
county.
c. c. Moore is having poles got
ten out with which to build pri-
vate telephone lire to his ranch.
He will tap the line between here
and Suga City, and will have only
two miles to build.
HutChlsou S Stock Co. finished
their engagement at the St. Anth-
ony opera house last Saturday.
Mr.. Hut Gibson says they are we'll
pleased with the weeks business
and hope they pleased the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess of Chester
have bought Howard Campbell S
store at Squirrel, and are doing a
good bus siness. Mr.. Campbell is
in the western part OF the state,
somewhere in the vicinity of Mos
COW.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Gillett, of
Oberlin, Kan, arrived in the city
the first of the week, to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner. They were
on their way to California, but de-
sired to see some good country be-
fore they arrived there.
Rev. Will Stewart Wilson, for
rerly pastor OF the Presbyterian
church Of this place, was installed
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Of Marysville, California,
on the 22nd of November. The
Marysville people state that Mr..
Wilson IS very popular with his
congregation.
The Big Boston store pays the
highest cash prices for hides, pelts
o,,d f,trc