The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-13
PAYETTE
From Independent
PREPARING TO CELEBRATE.
: !. II Funds Now Assured ar'd
P'''p pcoqress Being Made o"
l. Arran gementSo

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p,enarations are going merrily on
e., l giving Payette Fourth 9. Of } uly
" D,.S,ation on by far the biggest
e sn,. ever known in its history.
ALL The committees have now , been
snnoiuted and each can be depend
y anon to faithfully look after the
= ~ If the program assigned to it.
T Tr,, soliciting committees meeting
nth la success on every hand and 1t
!. assured that from 5000 10 $1,000
Il, Re available to carry out the
arrangements for the big day
There will be a monster parade
!, the morning followed by patriot
!, exercises and in the afternoon
,,ere will be horse and miscellaie-
NC races for substantial purses, a
,..l;stic sham battle, first class base
bsIl game, thrilling balloon ascefl-
sion and parachute jump, and a
,ulendid display Of fireworks in the
evening. Governor Morrison has
beep invited to deliver the princi-
Oal address of the day but has not
vet been heard from. The balloon
ascension is expected to be the big
event of the day in the way of
amusements, all arrang ements hav-
jpg been made for it. For this feat"
ure a contract has been closed with
II. H. Sackett who agrees to use a
,sx6o foot balloon and make the
parachute jump from a highth suf-
fcieut even to satisfy the danger
loving American public.
{. {. BraiGa I'd Painfully Injured
Last Saturday afternoon while at
New Plymouth, c. E. Brainard re-
eived painful injury to the under
part Of his left knee as the result Of
kick from a horse. While he
will be greatly Inconvenience in
getting around for a time he feels,
when all the circumstances are
taken into consideration, fortunate
indeed that he escaped with out
much more serious injury.
Nj. Brainard had entered a stall
where the horse, one of a livery
team, was standing, to put some
grain into the trough when the
animal became frightened and
Jumped against him knocking him
down. The horse then kicked vicio
ously several times at Mr.. Brainard
while he was down, the hoof pass
ing directly over his head once or
twice but only striking him once,
upon the knee, before he managed
= crawl out of the way. Mr..
Barnard was brought to town by
oEhers who were with him and his
injured knee received medical atten-
u0n' He is able to attend to BUSH
gness at his office but moves around
with considerable difficulty.
flushed to Death. Just at the
aOur Is o'clock) of going to press
= s0S morning Greek named Mike
Aafkontlo, on a worktrain, was al
most instantly killed by falling from
Car under a wheel. The unfortu-
v man was throwing off ties at
VIC end of car, the train moving
sOOg very slowly, when he lost his
Daance and fell under one of the
" ru0t wheels of the car just behind.
:. .le accident was seen from the c alb
l. inc engine and the train was
wiped before the wheel passed
y, IVA the body of the man but his
y rs nao been crushed out. Coroner
ssSnO is now holding an inquest.
T. Distressing Accident. Harold,
s ue infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. pur,
s''' about two years of age, died
, nusSuay shortly before noon as the
~ su1 Of a most deplorable mistake.
- OaOy was accidentally given a