Caribou News Tells Of Hot Water Mystery And Idaho Ticks
In Caribou news a resident Edith Graham recalls her father William Ams drilling near the old site in 1847 when water boiled to high heat and possibly diverted flows. Twyla Parlett from Wyoming discusses fierce Idaho wood ticks and a television feature mentions Gorton and Mrs. Gorton in a Salt Lake Tribune sketch.
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Edith Gra_m
William Ams
Ham
Graham
CK Sraron
Twyla Parlett
Wyoming
Idaho
Cattlemen Meet on Forest Range Lands in Idaho
Caribou Basin and Bridge Creek Cattlemen Associations held their annual meetings in April with Forest Supervisor John Farker and judges selecting bulls and hiring herders. Discussions covered range conditions, grazing fees dropping to 46 per cow per month, and cooperation with the Forest Service to improve conditions. Pres. Earl Sibbett and VP P C Petterson were re elected, and Dana Mer named secretary treasurer. range needs included possible buyout of some sheep to free grazing space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Basin
Forest Service
Parker
Bridge Creek
Jury to Hear Auto Accident Case Near Grays Lake
A civil jury trial set for Friday April 20 involves Lovell Miller seeking 50 000 general and 67605 special damages from Dean S Hogan and Dee Schwaneveldt for injuries from an auto crash near Grays Lake on September 30 1952. The panel includes Norman C Floyd Jesse Gilbert Ezza Hollingsworth Robert D Young Sham Don Shufeldt Helen Matthews and Ray E Dalton.
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Colin Chester
W. C. Loufbourron
Lovell Miller
Dean S. Hogan
Dee’ Schwaneveldt
Grays Lake
Norman C. Floyd
Jesse Gilbert
Ezza Hollingsworth
Robert D. Young
Sham
Don’ Shufeldt
Helen Matthews
Ray E. Dalton
Soda Springs Ranchers Elect Leaders and Hire Rider
The association met in the forest ranger's office in Soda Springs with John Soderman reelected president, G W Soren as vice president, and Joe Clegg as secretary treasurer. They voted to hire Jack Nuffer to tend and salt cattle for the coming grazing season and to remove cattle from the allotment or act if the Forest Service plows part of the allotment for a proposed reseeding project.
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Nen
Forest Ranger's
Soda Springs
John Soderman
G. W. Soren
Joe Clegg
Jack Nuffer
Forest Service
Power Substation Construction Advances in Soda Springs
Construction has begun on a new Soda Springs substation to boost output from 750 rallowatts to 2500. Crews prepare site for a multi ton outdoor transformer to step down Utah Power and Light supply for Soda Springs. Completion hinges on delivery with late May target.
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Soda Springs
Utah Power and Light
Sheriff’s Office Reports Three Automobile Accidents
Three automobile accidents were reported by the Sheriff’s Office. Evan Vonberg, 15, received a $1 fine for reckless driving and lacking a license after a one car rollover on Signal Honors at IGC. Howard L. Thomas, 24, and Hyrum Wendell Smith, 6, both from Grace, were involved in a second crash with damages of $450 and $150 respectively. Sam B. Thiros of Poestello, backing from a parking space on Second South Street, Soda Springs, rear ended Myron Isle, causing $25 in damages to the Isle vehicle.
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Evan Vonberg
Sprites
IGC
Evan
Howard L. Thomas
Grace
Hyrum Wendell Smith
Thomas
Smith
Poestello
Second South Street
Soda
Myron
Idaho Pep Band To Appear Here In Soda Springs
The University of Idaho 3 piece pep band will visit Soda Springs to perform at the grade school auditorium in the afternoon for students and again in the evening free of charge. James Stoker asks locals to provide housing and breakfast for visiting students by calling the high school with details.
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University of Idaho
Soda Springs
James Stoker
Idaho
Cancer Crusade Nears Finish in Caribou County
The American Cancer Society drive in Caribou County ends this week with funds collected from county workers. Betty Largilliere chairs the effort as lodges and organizations donate, and a report will be announced once totals are turned in. Contributions from those not contacted are to be mailed to Mrs. Largilliere in Soda Springs.
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Caribou County
American Cancer Society
Betty Largilliere
Dancing Cranes To Be Filmed In Grays Lake Area
Idaho Fish and Game department films sand hill cranes in Grays Lake area for a conservation movie. Edson, editor of the Idaho Wildlife Review, shoots the project following a prior Canadian goose film at Blackfoot reservoir. A conservation film with Portneuf soil conservation district is nearing completion for release in about a year.
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Grays Lake
Idaho
Fish
Edson
Idaho Wildlife Review
Blackfoot Reservoir
Portneut
Monitors Chosen for Mothers Weekend Queen Candidates
Mary Jane Garvin, senior at Idaho State College, named among 20 candidates for queen of Mothers weekend May 1 and 2. Five will be elected queen and attendants. she also earns faculty honors dinner recognition and a graduation key with high honors next month. Miss Gurvin is daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Gurvin.
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Mary Jane Garvin
Idaho State College
Miss Garvin
Miss Gurvin
J. E. Gurvin
Lions Launch Second Project to Raise Youth Camp Funds
Alton Maughan, general chairman, announced the Lions plan to raise funds for a youth camp by selling 300 tire repair cards at 1.50 each through the Soda Sp eyches club 300 tickets. Each ticket covers one year of flat tire repair service and unmounting, with proceeds expected to reach 450 if all services are sold. So far 1550 in cash has been collected toward a 2500 goal from a community barbecue auction and volunteer donations, with barbecue tickets still outstanding and more donations possible.
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O. K. Rubber Welders
Soda Speyches Club
Alton Maughan
Otater
Weather swings from near winter to spring in Caribou county
The week in Caribou county saw temperatures from 25 degrees on Friday to milder spring days. Rain totaled 0.62 inches over three days, with cooler and warmer spells alternating. Two Caribou county residents, Cpl. Mike Hansen and his wife Janice of Rawlins, are set to move to Yakima in May as the ith Infantry division trains at Fort Lewis.
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Caribou
Caribou County
Yakima
Wash
Ith
Mike
Lowell A. Hansen
Grace
Fort Lewis
Waeh
Janicy
Rawlins
Wyo
Reverend Gulick to Speak in Soda Springs
Reverend Joseph Gulick an ordained pastor and former Boda Springs figure will give a speech in Soda Springs detailing his ministry journey and community concerns. The event invites local residents and church members to attend.
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Joseph Gulick
Hospital Notes Record Movements and Births in Soda Springs
Hospital notes report three newborns this week with one birth not yet recorded. Local residents new to Soda Springs include Linda Hughes and the Sanity swelling at 361 North Ind Avenue. Visitors and moves involve Jack Freeman family, James Cornelison from Fort Hall, Dr and Mrs Alien Tigett in Salt Lake City, Delbert and Barbara Traeger, Roy Findlay family, Nels Andersen, Ire Wadsworth and others moving or visiting from Springfield Idaho and Boise Spokane.
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Ah” Ch Pigest
Audi
Torium
Minstrel
Bearsal
Soda Springs Lions Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Wilford Dredge
Denton Harris
Verlin Poulson
George Dupix
Sun
Caribou Caravan
Walt
Carilevision
Ribou
Amurer
Gorton
Bannock
Kn Ein
Mr. and
Mile Rg of
Inyokern
Istaes Peterson
Caribou Couti-Pretaion
Bocas Salt Lake Tribune
A'S
Sheriff’s Office
Cancer Crusade
Fee
Council
She
Mrs
Isok Gibde
Joseph Aunee
Boda Springs
Tate
Linda Hughes
Soda ‘Springs
New Soda Springs
Ind
Jack Freeman
Mempeliey
Freeman
Ken
Muzic
James Cornelison
Fort Hall
Dr. and
Mrs. Alien Tigett
Salt Lake City
Delbert Roberts of
Pocatello
Mrs. Roy Findlay
L. E. Traeger
Boise
Spokane
Mrs. Traeger
Barbara
Mr. Traeger
Nels Andersen
Central
Ire Wadsworth
Springfield, Ida
Mr. Wadsworth
Bill Lloyd
Gee
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