Salt Lake Herald | 1891-12-02 | Page 3 | Sanpete Splinters

SANPETE SPLINTERS Nearly a Fatal Accident Plenty to be Thankful for Zike Bollington has been laying off for a neck His father bas been driving the mail wagon in his place Emil Erickson is improving his home by quite an extensive addition When finished It will make It very convenient The death of Miss Lulu Allred has cast a gloom over the people of this place Miss Allred was but 19 years of age a very estimable es-timable young lady and loved by all that knew her Tho fullest sympathies of the whole community are with the bereaved relatives The railroad company have boon loading ties r t the station for the past two or three 4As with a largo force of men Before the ties were loaded it was very inconvenient getting around as every available foot of ground belonging to the company was used for ties and lumber C H Strate is enlarging his coal bins at larlng the station As soon as completed he will be able to handle the increasing trade with ease and much more convenience Thanksgiving passed off quietly the usual number of turkeys having fallen under the guillotine Everybody seemed happy and thankful and why shouldnt they crops have been unusually largo and the best of prices secured for them Indeed In-deed this has been a prosperous year in this part of Sanpete valley for all Peter Justison while out driving last Thursday met with I very serious accident ac-cident His horse became frightened and suddenly turned throwing Mr Justison from the cart violently to the ground cutting cut-ting a large gash on his forehead dislocating dis-locating one or his shoulders and injuring him Internally At the present writing he is resting easy and it is not thought that his injuries will prove fatal Where in the world can a finer climate be found than that of San Pete valley 1 Day after day the beautiful weather continues the last few days have been like that of June ZIP