The Teton peak-chronicle. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1904-1952, 1905-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
MARYSVILLE.

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past week, everyone following the
even tenor of his ways. Of course
there is plenty of business done in
different ways.
]. E. Secrist and Co., are new
company who have bought As
feet front lot from Mrs. jimmie
Kelly and expect to build a large
saloon in the near future. They
have leased the old Kelly meat
market for three months and will
commence business as soon. as their
goods can be got here and the
building put in readiness.
S. O. Green is rushing his new
saloon to the point of completion
i'll order to offset the new firm.
The little son of Simeon and
Mrs. Jones, aged 3 months and 16
days, was buried in the Marysville
cemetery Friday. He was a very
bright child although young and it
is very severe loss to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, and they have the SYM
pathy of all the peolpe here in this
their sad bereavement.
The Reynolds House is sporting
a very attractive sign announcing
to the public Hotel.
! J. G. Wood went to Parker
Tuesday, returning the next day.
He went down to hear the silver
tongued orator from Utah, B. H.
Roberts, in the. interest of the sew
enties.
Our local stage driver, w. G.
Hutchinson, has what NAV be
called travelling parlor running
between Marysville and St. Anth-
ony every morning and returning
in the evening. 1t is pleasure to
ride to town with a nice warm
stove to sit by. which is nearly as
comfortable as being at home.
Courteous treatment is assured to
all who may ride with him. No
need Of the dreaded long cold ride
now.
The material for cribs and other
timbers for the bridge across the
Snake at Wilson'S ford, are on the
ground. The committee is work.
ing like beavers and the bridge will
be built as soon as possible and
will be hailed by the people here
as benefit beyond comparison.
E. D. Stevenson representing the
Studebaker Wagon Co.. was regis
tered at the Reynolds House the
past week. He was here drumming
up trade for his firm.
E. E. Green had a very nice
mare kicked, breaking her leg
making it necessary to shoot her.
Fortunately for Mr.. Green he had
just insured her with Mr. Will
Jamison of St. Anthony and will
no doubt be reimbursed.
Mr.. Mosier, representing the
Fremont Implement house of Rex
burg, was registered at the Kelly
house this week. He visited quite
few of our farmers while here.
He was surprised at our beautiful
little village and her steady growth.
Silas 0. Green will open up his
new saloon the coming week. 1t
is very nice affair and would
make a very pretty store building.
Roy Baker ran a nail through
his thumb causing very pain
full wound, but he took no
notice of it. He was compelled to
come to town and have the doctor
treat it. The thumb is better now.
Elias Wilson has been quite sick
for some two weeks with pleurisy
and bronchitis, but is convalescent.
There has been a couple of dry
goods peddlers selling all kinds of
staple goods to the farmers here.
Their goods are from the St. Louis
Fair, and are first class.
Our local talent played Temp
kins' Hired Man Friday night to
small house. They tried to COM
pete with the Ideals, in prices at
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