The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-12

caller yesterday.
Thomas Newly of Sugar City
was in town yesterday.
c. A. McMasters, of Twin Falls,
was in town Tuesday.
R. c. Heise proprietor of the
Hot Springs at Heise, was in town
Sunday.
Ex-Governor Steunenberg of
Caldwell was St. Anthony visitor
this week.
20 to 50 per cent. off on rem
nants of Winter Goods at Skalet
and Shells.
Ross J. Comstock of the Rexburg
National Bank was in the county
seat the first of the week.
o. H. Burton Of Squirrel, one of
Uncle Sans forest rangers. was in
the city Tuesday after supplies.
A. R. Nichols. N. F. Carlson,
w. E. Thornton and O. F. Carlson
of Union, were in St. Anthony
Tuesday.
w. L. Campbell of the Highland
Ranch Company, was down Mon
day, and is in Rexburg attending
the water suit.
Chas. Smith of the mercantile
firm at Menan was in the county
seat the fore part of the week, a
guest at the Riverside.
L. Thompson, of Schuyler,
Neb., arrived in the city on Sum-
days train, and is visiting with
Chas.> Mackert and family west of
town.
]. Sherwood, of Henry's Lake a
stakeholder of the First National
Bank of St. Anthony was in town
Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting.
o. E. McCutcheon, ST., of Idaho
Falls, was in St. Anthony Tues
day on business connected with the
creation of an irrigation district fol
Teton City.
T. 7. Murdoch, secretary of the
Conant Creek Canal company O
Farnum, was in the city yesterday
and paid his respects the to Peak
Chronicle force.
S. Ornstein, of Butte, was in St
t Anthony several days last week
visiting his brother Ben, who ha
been threatened with pneumonia
! but is convalescent.
! Revival meetings will be held a
the Methodist church all mex
< week, beginning Sunday. A spec
! ial invitation is extended to all t.
attend the services.
Il A. b. Johnson of Squirrel, ha
: accepted a positionssat the St. An
thony Brewing company's works
Al. is good hand "rustling beer
if he can only hold out.
:. Z. T. Clay will remain in tn
assessors Office for several days,
aid Assessor Harris in gettin
, acquainted and to close up tn
books during his incumbency.
A. X. Steunenberg, presiden
: and John c. Rice. vice president {
- the First National Bank. were i
" St. Anthony from Caldwell, tn
week. to attend the annual meetin
: of the stock holders of the bank.
, R. M. Tuttle of Jackson passe
; through ST. Anthony Monday 0
his way home from Salt LAX
l, where he has been visiting. M
u Tuttle took couple of sleigh loat
y of "wet goods from w. H. Blu
lands wholesale house, for h
= resort at Jackson.
re R. S. Taylor of Pocatello, repr'
is senting the International Core
pondence School of Scranton, Pa
90 was in the city the fore part of tn
=. week on business for the schoo
80 They have large number of st,
- dents here and are getting more a
the time. This is the best correspol
S, dence school in the United State
- F. c. Swartz, of Dillon can
IS down Monday and is spending IL
8 week visiting his brother, Geor,
and family. This is Mr.. Swart
: second trip here, having bougl
cattle here several years ago. +
b is i'll the stock business and sa,
the winter in Montana is mild ar
the cattle are wintering very wei
Assistant Superintendent R.
| Petty of the Denver District of II
/ International CORES ponde NJ
| Schools of Scranton, Pa, has :
! cured the services of Mr.. K. Su
| mitt Taylor to represent their wo
/ in this section. Mr.. Taylor
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