The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
FLORENCE JOHNSON,
MRS. J. c. MATHEWS.
Dress Making and
Trimming.
All work first-Class and Up.to.Date.
Prices Reasonable.
OpdoSte Big Boston Store SO. ST Anthony.

taive citizens of Market Lake, were
transacting business in the county
seat the latter part of last week.
J. P Nelson of Jackson. Wyo.,
came down on the stage Monday
on short business trip, returning
the next morning. He says the
snow is nearly all gone in the
Hole.
Mrs. Ferney, mother of G. A.
and ]. L. Ferney, and her youngest
son. Louis, who have been visiting
here during the winter returned
Monday morning to their old home
at Minneapolis.
Walt Woodvine, D. M. Shields
and Mr.. Thomas of Rexburg. came
UP last evening to attend meet
ings of the Masons. Mr.. Thomas
was the center of attraction as he
was given the first degree.
Temp Hopkins and family were
up from Blackfoot the forepart of
the week visiting with M. ]. and
Mrs. Gray. Temp is still running
"a butcher shop at Blackfoot and he
says his business is first class.
Phil. Averitt came over from
Rexburg last evening, and favor
ed the Peak Chronicle office with
a short call this morning. Phil is
looking fine and says his health is
better than it has been for a num-
Der of years.
Editor Geo. N. lift of the Poca-
tello Tribune, through the inter
vention OF Senator Hepburn, has
been offered the consulship at Chat
ham. Canada. The position will
pay about $4,000 per year and also
affords an opportunity for advance
ment in the service.
L. M. Earl returned Tuesday
evening from Boise and Salt Lake
City, where he has been for several
days on business trip. While in
the city of the Temple, Mr.. Earl
was induced to take an automobile
ride. which he says is his first ride.
, He is SO infatuated with the exper-
ience that he is going to have an
"auto' right away.
Silas Green, postmaster at Far
mum, was in town Tuesday on busi-
ness before the board of county COM
missioners. Mr.. Green and a num-
Der of petitioners are praying for
bridge across Fall river near the
Farnum post office. A bridge at
this point would be of great benefit
to large farming district.
c. w. Poole. editor of the Rigbv
Star. one of the newsiest papers in
the county, in company with NJ. r.
Peck and Richard Later, were in
the city over night the first of the
week. They were pleasant callers
at this office and were very much
interested in the many new pieces
of machinery which have been
placed in our Office the last year.
: David R. McGinnis of Portland,
Ore, the special representative for
the Pacific coast of nine OF the
principal great farm papers of the
r East is in the city this week. These
farm papers have a circulation each
issue of three hundred and ninety
] thousand copies and Mr.. McGin-
mis- has arranged with them to pro-
mote the development and settle
ment of the Pacific coast. He is
e deeply impressed with the beauty
f and productiveness of the Snake
/ river valley.
The Epworth League is planning
to give a splendid entertainment in
t the opera house, Friday evening,
March 81. About ten choice musi.
cal numbers. consisting of solos,
duets, ladies' and mems quartet
etc, will be rendered. After the
musical program. the audience will
participate in enjoyable games, etc.
The League will also serve dainty
refreshments to all. The admission
prices will only be % cts. An en-
joyable time is assured to all who
attend.
STATE LANDS.