The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-05
FATAL ACCIDENT
AT IDAHO FALLS
Small Boy Is Killed by the
Vicious Kick of a
Horse.
NEW BRICK BUILDING
FOR THE SOUTH SIDE
1t Will Be Erected by J. L.
Hughes, a Prosperous
ConfeCtioner.
Special to Tho Tribune.

| Special to Tho Tribune
IDAHO FALLS, July A three
and-one- -half-year boy named
| Gardner the son OF the Gardner fam
| lily at Mackay, Ida, was kicked 10
| death by a horse Wednesday of last
| week on the H. x. Linger ranch, a
| short distance from the city. He was
| playing about when one of the dogs be-
gan chasing the horses. One OF Tho
| horses running close TO the child II
! ciously kicked out his hoof, striking
the boy in the chest. DR.. Wilson OF
| this city was Immediately called. but
before he arrived the child was dead.
| his chest being practically crushed In
by the blow, The boy was here WIS.,
iting relatives who operate the ranch
| for Mr.. Linger
New Brick Block.
j. L. Hughes is making preparations
| for the construction of a splendid two
| story brick block to occupy the full
width of the lot on which his conrec-
| tionery store on the south side now
| stands. The old building will be moved
| out OF tho way and he expects TO do
| business in 1T while the new block
is under construction.
The new crop OF alfalfa hay started
| off on the market at s17.50 per ton.
The hydraulic ram which was put in
for the purpose OF pumping water for
| irrigating the cemetery failed to work.
and a two-horse-power gasoline en-
| gine had TO be installed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarr are the
| parents OF a boy, born Wednesday OF
| last week.
Born, Juno %, 1906 to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Percy Mclean. q ten-pound daughter.
Gone to Boise.
George Dawson, who formerly con-
| Quoted a retail candy store in Idaho
Falls, has accepted a position as can
| dy maker with a large confectionery
| esta blishment at Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Gould are the
| parents Of a new baby boy.
Charles A. Beam has purchased the
| stock OF goods and store Of Joseph A.
| Nelson at Irwin, and Will conduct The
| same.
Joseph Shop a former resident Of
| Idaho Falls, died recently at his home
| In Spencer. Ida. He had a large num-
| Der OF friends In this vicinity. He was
| the father-in-law OF Charles Under
wood. who occupies the Ely ranch
near this city.
A man named Atkinson, who was
running the Vienna bakery on the
south side left for parts unknown re-
Gently He Is mourned by q number
of creditors. Lee Hughes has taken
| charge Of the place.
A party consisting OF John Wallen-
| stein, James Mcbride and John Han
| son are on a prospecting trip to he
| Wolverine country and the Cariboo
district. They expect to be gone about
| q month.
A Long Separation.
George Wedikind came down from
Swan valley last week to meet his
| brother, DR. l. l.. Wedikind of the U.
| S. navy. They had not seen each other
| for twenty-siX years,
OF the three county bridges, con-
| tracts for which were let q few weeks
! ago to Perham & McMullcn, the first
to be built Will be that in Swan valley
| High water has delayed the prellml-
| nary work
James Boyle. who recently came from
| Lost river country and located here,
has bought two lots just east Of James
| Thomas residence and will build a
| house on each, fer rent.
A. F, Smith Of Pocatello was hero
| last week looking for a location for
| coffee and tea house. The best he could
do was a small room next TO johann
| nesen & Hartret's, on Shoup avenue.
| He hopes to be able to find a better To-
! cation as soon as some Of the new
| buildings are constructed. Mr.. Smith
| is Son-ln-laW OF =. Is. wheeler
Christie the young son OF C. G. Wn-
son, was kicked on the knee by a horse
recently and painfully injured No
bones were broken. The boy is about
Is years of age.
| Shoulder Dislocnted
W. c. Beach. a well-known horseman
OF Dubois, came into Idaho Falls Mon
day OF last week with a dislocated
| shoulder. He had travelled from GIL
more, a distance of about 120 miles, be-
fore he could secure a physician TO set
the injury. When the accident oc-
CURED he was rounding up horses in
the vicinity OF Gilmore, when his horse
| slipped and fell on him.
! 1t is estimated that the new city DOW
cr plant can be erected within the limit
OF $4,000. and though the bonds re-
Gently voted for COLL for but SAT 900, It
Is thought they can be sold at a pre-
MUM. and aside from this IT is possi-
BILE to realize about S25. 900 from the sale
OF the old canal, which is now used 10
furnish the supply for power and water
| Work will be commenced at once and
| Engineer Wiley of Boise has been re-
tained to superintend the work
A severe rain and hailstorm visited
THIS city last Thursday, and while II
lasted but two hours, II recorded IA
OF an inch. The hail did no harm. how
ever, and the rain was needed