Arthur Goodell was thrown from a bucking…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

t. At last accounts the little one was in a precarious condition. Arthur Goodell was thrown from a bucking horse last Friday and had his shoulder dis- located. Doctor Stephens replaced the shoulder and with the exception of a few days in a sling, the maimed member is all O.K. After three weeks of hard labor it was found impossible to secure a United States petit jury, and the court discharged all those who had been held awaiting the formation of the jury. The grand jury was organized and George H. Utter appointed foreman. Main street, which was so nicely fixed at a considerable expense several months ago, is now in a worse condition if possible, than ever, owing to the recent floods, and the work will have to be done over. Cinder and ashes are hardly the proper fillings for a roadway in this locality. ( 89 ) The large cottonwood trees which have given such a cheerful appearance to our streets, are slowly dying through lack of attention. The water supply which has heretofore been sufficient to keep them growing, has failed, and if some steps are not soon taken by property owners, ere another year they will be weird objects to behold. Water will save them. A word to the wise is sufficient.