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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
4
Fragmentary notice notes a future bridegroom from a university setting and education after marriage. It mentions her plan to establish a home in Spanish Fork.
FBI is working with the BLM to determine causes of several fires that harmed range and wildlife habitat in Minidoka and Lincoln counties north of Burley. The Boise District reports cooperation with Owyhee County as officials investigate the fires near Kimama Butte and other locations.
On July 15 at the US 30 North and Main Street junction in Soda Springs three vehicles collided. Mary Alexander, Frank W Harris, and Debra Ruth Larson were involved with no injuries reported. All cars sustained over $100 in damage. Harris' Chevrolet was towed at his request. Chief Blynn Wilcox led the investigation.
The report lists traffic fines assigned by Judge Genevieve Young including Brady Smith for driving left of center and speeding, with other fines for helmet and fishing violations. It also details civil suits filed in Soda Springs District Court and several probate estates. Land sales, marriage licenses, and hunting regulations are also noted.
Grace and C. D. Simmons announce the engagement of daughter Wendy to Don Elvin Meacham son of Elvin and Grace Meacham of Logan Utah. Wendy a 1968 Grace High School graduate and 1969 Miss Caribou finalist attends Brigham Young University to finish a December education degree with a dance specialty. Meacham a Grace High School graduate served a mission to England for the LDS Church.
Idaho Fish and Game reminded sportsmen that mourning dove and cottontail rabbit seasons open September 1 with a dove bag limit of 10 and 20 possession after day one. Special early chukar hunting begins August 1 in parts of the Middle Fork and Main Salmon canyons, with other upland openings on September 16. The commission will fix rabbit season closing dates at its August 16-18 meeting in Boise.
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