Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
So Commerce Club of Idaho Falls
Gets Authority for a
New Count.
H0NoRS TO AN AGED PIONEER
Prosperity Smiles Upon Town and
Farmers-Ciyic Improvements
Many and Extensive.


II IDAHO FALLS. May Blowing to
| the careless way In which the cen
sus was being taken, the club Of
Commerce. through its secretary.
VIM. z. Wheelen. has succeeded IN IN
tenesting the state supervisor. Joseph
Parrault. In the matter, as the conse-
quence ~ which. by authority from
Washington. new enumerators have
been appointed and new count is be-
ing taken. In one densely populated
block Sc was found that l76 residents
had been missed The result Of the
count viii undoubtedly put Idaho Falls
IN the third or fourth place among the
cities Of the state.
Excavation has commenced for the
construction OF modern two-story
business block. 20 be built on Broad
way by VIM. Lindsay. Immediately east
Of the Grow and Changnon building.
PROSPERITY SMILES.
Prosperity seems to be smiling upon
every hand In and about Idaho Fails.
The recent rains have started the crops.
the late frosts have done no material
damage 10 the fruit the potato market
has opened up the price Of hogs Is al
the top notch-in fact. everything
points 20 bright and excellent pros
poets A very noticeable feature OF the
existing prosperity is the fact that dur
ing the past few weeks upwards OF 21
Nolie and Overland automobiles have
been sold by local concern. a number
OF which have been purchased by farm
ers
The Village Improvement society.
who have operated the hospital here
for a considerable length Of time, have
given up tho project and tho building
has been leased by Drs Cauthard and
cline, who viii continue the hospital
Dr. cline Is now I'm New York. where
he will purchase complete new equip
ment for a modern institution.
Mrs Annie Carbon, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Nephi Dahlstrom whose home
is In Ogden, IS visiting with her par
ents
Mrs Elizabeth Brunt and daughter
Violet returned yesterday from am eX-
tended trip covering period OF six
months. during which time they visited
u Hawaii Australia and New Zealand,
the latter place being Mrs. Brunts ma
tive home and where she has numerous
relatives Last night at the home Of |
Mrs Brunt on n street the stake sun
dav school board, ~ which Miss Violet |
Brunt Us a member gave "a social
which took the nature OF a welcome |
home party.
Work has been commenced on the |
erection and wiring OF the new street |
lamps These lamps viii be- placed on |
both sides Of Broadway from Eastern /
10 CAPITOL avenues, "a post being set /
every 20 feet These poSts VIII Do |
mounted with five lamps, all being uui- /
form. Lights are already installed on |
Park avenue. and when those on 1
Broadway are completed the streets
win be well lighted and present
handsome appearance.
PIONEERS BIRTHDAY.
Last Wednesday, Patriarch r l.. by
bee celebrated his seventy second am /
niversary. The event was noted by
family dinner at his home iu the coun-
try. "a number OF Idaho Fails residents
being la attendance MT Bybeo in the |
carly history of the stake was bishop ot
tho Menau ward. He afterwards oc-
cupied the position OF counselor 10
President steel Of the stake, FOR NUM-
Der of years. and az the reorganiza-
tion OF the stake. "a short time ago ne |
was made a patriarch, lie rs one OF the
pioneers Of the Snake River valley.
Judge George Edgeiugton delivered
a very interesting and instructive ad-
dress before the parents class of the
local ward Sunday school, on tho sub
feet OF "The Wayward Child" The |
Judge made very plain the existing
with which children are !
and sounded a warning I