The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
I'M FALLS FAIR
lis IN SEPTEMBER.
4 Have Irrigation Congress
delegates as Guests OF
Honor.
|leIc DEATH IN .
DRIVING ACCIDENT
!. 7. S. Ash, Wife of a
I Prominent Merchant,
the Victim.
= The Tribune.

al 10 pne lliDoS'
TN FALLS, Ida, July 1.-The
Falls fair Will be held on
4 c.dsy Thursday and Friday, Sep
= KIN 9Th and 7th, The special
tarIng the delegates from the
'ral Irrigation congress at Boise
rive In Twin Falls on the morn
! ssptember 7th, More than $4,000
=. distributed in prize money. and
lin he a large number OF special
.,rs In addition. The prizes Will
-Msently attractive to warrant the
..s In competing, and no effort Will
<1rsd 10 make the fair a conspicu-
s1eeess-
Allowed More Delegates.
4, Republican county committee
/ -sreased the representation in the
"a convention from this end of
,unty from four TO thirty-one. At
rseting OF the committee NJ. ].
.,sy c. D. Thomas and T. E.
|-h.rlain, the committee appointed
..pre additional representation and
sc,Ion respecting county division.
-Il,ed the signatures Of more than
aialIhed voters from the Twin
4, tract, which were secured by
a, of hurried census taken by the
-rJttee This census, though In
-slete In many respects because of
|inIted time at the disposal of the
--hree, showed 961 voters In Twin
4 !i6 In Filler. 200 in Kimberly and
Ia l4l in Buhl and 81 IN Muir
Al The total number OF delegates
cs county convention is eighty, OF
a the Twin Falls tract Will have
s,,one. There seems to be no op-
|bn whatever TO county division.
= annual election OF officers of the
-5srly Farmers association resulted
s,loYs: B. wilkins. president, w.
|;nn, president, Jean McMil-
/ esre,ary, L. Z. Prothero, treas
I1 Josephine Sexton of Filler has
+ sssst collection of flowers and
i 10 be found on the Twin Falls
IA Tie different varieties OF roses
rtr nearly 200, and there are lilies,
\ geraniums, pinks and pansies in
1lon, /
|!rkt Eignor has rented the Bower
y south of Kimberly, and will
u bis family up from Rock Creek
FI5.
! he laterals on the township road
Isfn here and Bull are now
ID. much to the JOY of those who
.1 that way,
d Hotel Bull at Buhl has changed
cement, Messrs Bowers and Rob-
Aying sold out to George L. Eve
Il Erdmann has moved his livery
e TO the Harrah barn. corner OF
-'Rnth avenue and Ninth street.
mig the warehouse OF Carl o.
|e salary of Postmaster Dunn has
Z inreased from s1700 to $500.
e grounds on the west side OF the
pay depot are being filled in pre-
l9ry 10 parking. Flower beds will
Va out and the words Twin Falls"
y worked in large letters In the
rroand. q
{ Cooper has opened his new
a'o!e opposite Hotel Perrine.
Fatal Accident.
7. S, Ash OF this city was
'E from a buggy while driving TO
ialls tcataracD Tuesday and re-
INJURIES which resulted in her
IN twenty minutes. The vehicle
over her. breaking her neck.
shd Mrs, Ash. their two daugh-
Mss Nellie Ash Of Twin Falls
IfS Beeson of Livingston, Mont.
rerrlne Of Twin Falls and Mrs.
ne little son, Harold, left the
'lfy 10 spend the day at the
a snort distance from the falls
,sa Is crossed by a narrow, deep
G The front wheels of the buggy
"a abruptly into the ditch,
rns tne front seat, In which Mr..
..S's Ash and young Harold were
q over the dashboard. The
made a lunge. dragging the
a V'er Mrs. Ash, who lay across
'eda. stunned by the fall. The
Sut deeply at this point and the
oeht Mrs. Ash's body into the
&ss.on' fracturing her spine. Mr..
A, severely bruised and shaken
a me other members OF the party
.l.d bruises.
tsn IS survived by her husband
~ daughters. Miss Nellie Ash
rams, Mrs. Beeson and Mrs.
Il fg OF Livingston. Mont, and
4 ol.as Ross of Billings. Mont.
% years of age. Mr.. Ash Is
Az d,snner OF the firm of Ash g.
49, proprietors OF the Golden
&sf,ne II Twin Falls. Tho remains
s" 10 Livingston. Mont.
"oNIPELIER MENTION.