The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-09
FATAL ACCIDENT
ON SALMON RIVER
Sad Death Of Ranchman's
Son Near Ellis,
Idaho.
CONTRACT LET FOR
STATE WAGON ROAD
Needed Road From Salmon
to ShOup to Be Built
Soon.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 70 Inc Tribune.
SALMON, Idaho, Aug. s.-Receutly
while Guy Cork of Pahsimaroi, was
driving a derrick team, one of the
tugs broke and the single-tree struck
him In the stomach. The injury was
go severe that il caused his death the
next day. He was almost sixteen years
old and was a fine young fellow.
Hiram r. Haynes and Miss Flora a.
North we're married at the Church of
the Redeemer. July 20, by Rev, S, w.
Creasey. The bride is n well-known
and efficient teacher and has served as
county superintendent Of schools The
county, where his record for honesty.
industry and integrity is second to
none. He is at present serving in the
Office Of County Commissioners. They
will reside at Shoup, where Mr.. Haynes
has mining property.
R. j. Hopy has been engaged to
teach the Ellis school the coming fall
and winter.
Charles Reynolds is moving his saw
mill from Fourth Of July to Wagon.
hammer creek, nesting the plant
among the finest lot Of yellow pine
and fir timber to be found anywhere.
I. Bohannon is driving a mower IN
the hay fields on his ranch this year.
This is the first season he has been
able to do such work since he had
the smallpox four years ago. He seems
to have entirely recovered and says
he is feeling as we'll as ever.
Young Man Dies.
William, son of Mr., and Mrs. Sam
uel Mann, died at their home a few
miles below this city, July 90, aged
90 years. His aiIment was catarrh of
the stomach. with which he had been
afflicted for the past eight or ten
years. He was born in Helena, Mont,
and came here with his parents about
nine years ago.
Mrs. Clayton, the retiring landlady
of the Slocum house, and her three
children have gone to Butte, where
Mrs. Clayton will conduct a lodging
house Of thirtyone rooms in the King
block on West Park street. Mr. Clay
ton will remain here for n time, at
tending to some business matters, be-
fore joining his family in Butte
Mrs. Moore and daughter, Miss
Ethel, OF Lemhi agency, have gone to
Pocatello. Mrs. Moore will return to
the agency after her vacation, but
Miss Ethel will enter the academy at
Pocatello.
Mr.. Sherman, who has served as
clerk at Lemhi agency the past year,
has been transferred to the Duck Val
ley reservation.
Henry Havemann and sister, Mrs. D.
w. Nickles, and her two children, who
have been visiting their brothers, the
two Havemanns, here for some weeks,
have returned to their home at Hays,
Kansas.
Miss Alta Barrack is about to take
trip to Alaska. She expects to start
this week and meet her father in Seat
tie. Together they will 90 to the north
country, where Miss Barrack will live
with her father for the next year.
To Build Wagon Road.
Commissioner II. L. Haynes, repre-
senting the State Wagon Road COM
mission, was in Salmon few days
ago, to open the bids on the building
Of the proposed Shoup wagon road,
There were two bids on file, one by
u. G. Geertson and the other by
Thomas Wend. The bid Of the latter.
which agreed to build the road for
$4,000, was accepted. and the contract
is proposed to be let as soon as the
contractor has fully inquired into the
legality of the warrants which Lemhi
county offers TO issue to the builder.