The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
HEAVY FREIGHT BUSINESS
Idaho Falls the Second Largest Ship
ping Point in State.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS. Ida, May 1s; Idaho
Falls Is still building. The spacious lot
on Broadway, next TO the Wright Mer-
camille Co building, was sold TO j. X
Mullins of the Denver Milling and Eleva-
tor Co Mr.. Mullins expects 10 erect a
lower floor to be used for store purposes
New Broadway Building.
Excavating is going on for a new build
Ing on Broadway, a few doors east OF
Capital avenue The structure will be
4sXSD feet and will be OF modern brick
the arst floor used as store room. The
contract for the building has not yet been
let Those interested In the new block
are Frank Davis. A. II; Jackson, William
Kcefer and Ray Huftaker
One Of the choice business lots adjoin-
ing the postonlce on Capital avenue was
sold recently TO Herman Wykeman, Mr.,
Wykemnn expects TO build there soon
Mrs +. Z Elliott, ~ years OF age. died
Thursday at the home OF j Y. Humph-
rcy. Death was due TO asthma and old
several years and was we'll known.
Public School Teachers.
Teachers in the public schools for the
coming year have been elected as fol-
lows: y. G. Sears. superintendent; Mrs.
Emma Reesor, drawing; w. l.. Berwick.
ness college music In the high school
the teachers are J. II. Stlnson assistant
principal in the Weiser High school,
mathematics Mrs Jessie n. Priest. Latin
and German; e. WILDWOOD now stu
dent assistant in physics, Olivet, Mich.
science; w l.. Brewrick. bookkeeping
and shorthand. In the grades the teach
ers will be Miss Agnes Lynch. principal
OF new building; Miss Belle Shaw. Eighth
grade Miss Alice Beech, now principal.
West Side school at Blackfoot, Seventh
grade, s ] Nelson. Seventh and Sixth
grades; Miss Fea Peterson, Atwater,
Minn,. Sixth and Fifth grades; Mrs. Mel
liams, Leeds S. Dak., Fourth grade Miss
Louise Jackson Stambraugh. Mich.
Fourth grade; Miss Nina Huston. Third
Mnn.. Third grade; Miss Jennie Sorrick'
Barberton. o.. Second grade: Mrs Susan
Hit Second grade, and the Misses Anna
Simpson and Lydia Hadley. First grade
ten-pound boy arrived a few days
ago at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
b Mittcnberger.
is being erected In the southern part OF
the city by Eugene Wright.
r. p. Allen, Sr.. q well-known farmer.
at Lewisville. died May O.
Sold Fine Residence.
Malcolm Krantz has sold his fine resi-
Wafer he 9fS of
church, 10 Mr.. Daniels. n new arrival
from lowe a.. Mr !, kTang g;,ensi, has purchased
build a fnc new residence this summer.
Louis Sl<ogg has sold his saloon fixtures
and stock to Peter and John Hanson. who
have rented the building on Capitol ave-
nuc nnd will continue tho business
The local freight station shipped out
l73 fun carloads during the month of
April which Is a very creditable show
ing This station stands second In the
State In tho amount OF freight handled,
Many Trees Planted.
The number of trees being planted In
this section this year 10 simply marvel
ous. New orchards are being planted
everywhere, and shade trees Will line the
roads along the bitches all through the
country IT won't be long until the coun-
try Will be dotted with grovep, which will
greatly odd To Its beauty.