Isaac Edward Stephens
Paris Post, Thursday, 8 July 1920, page 1
Isaac L Stevens (sic) aged 43, a farmer of Montpelier, died about 8:30 Monday evening at a hospital in Pocatello from injuries received when a machine carrying several Montpelier men who were enroute to Pocatello for the fight, turned turtle on the state highway between Inkom and McCammon. Theodore Olsen, another member of the party is being treated at the Lynn Hospital for injuries to his chest and right shoulder.
Mr. Stevens accompanied by Theodore Olsen, Ross Garrison, M Ipsen and E Matches left Montplier for Pocatello early Monday moring in a Studebaker touring car. Between McCammon and Inkom, while the car was traveling about 30 miles per hour, the driver lost control and it left the road and turned completely over. Stevens was riding in the front seat with the driver and was badly crushed about the head and body. The other four members of the party with the exception of Olsen received minor bruises.
All of the men were taken to Pocatello and after an examination it was found that Stevens was very badly injured, and despite every medical attention, the man passed away Monday. Mr. Stevens is survived by his wife and five children, all residing at Montpelier.