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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1969
Page
10
The Soda Springs Golf Club hosted its annual invitational on Wednesday August 6 with participants from Blackfoot Potatello Montpelier and Smithfield Utah and surrounding areas.
An advertising broadside touts a grapefruit based plan claiming 10 pounds shed in 10 days with no hunger and allows many foods previously forbidden. It promises continued loss with a two day per pound pace and offers a two dollar money back guarantee, urging readers to order now.
Public notice announces Caribou Title Company will sell at public auction on November 21, 1969 at 10:00 AM in Soda Springs Idaho. Property to be sold includes Lot 99 and the south 15 feet of Lot 100 Mountain View Subdivision Addition No 2. The sale is to satisfy a Deed of Trust default by Elliott J Morris and Shirley W Morris with beneficiary Russell Gunnell and Beth Gunnell. Amount due is 4300.00 plus interest at 7 percent and foreclosure costs.
The article lists flight winners and prizes for a golf championship at Soda Springs. Norma Rich won flight honors with low gross, Helen Tigert earned low net, while Lynne Tigert claimed low putts. Several players from Soda Springs, Montpelier, Pocatello, and other towns are named with accompanying low gross, low net, and low putts results.
New library shelf offers The Lost Americans about 10 000 year old bones found near Folsom New Mexico by Frank C Hibben The Death Committee by Noah Gordon By the Pricking of My Thumbs Agatha Christie The Slave We Rent by Truman Moore Ten Vietnamese Interviews by Susan Sheehan An Innocent Greed a novel by Robert Troop A Choice of Weapons by Gordon Parks The Traitors James Farman Or I'll Dress You in Mourning Larry Collins Ambush at Bedrock Giff Cheshire The Pinkertons The Detective Dynasty that Made History James D Horan
On July 29 at 7 30 p m a 1966 car driven by Susan Kaye Gibson Grace veered off U S 30N ninety four miles west of Soda Springs dozing at the wheel. The car struck a delineator post and a stop sign causing about 1000 in damage. Passenger Arline Gibson Grace was treated at Caribou Memorial Hospital. Caribou County Sheriff Ralph Marriott identified the incident.
Results of the July 25 controlled hunt drawing for deer elk and antelope will be available ten days after the drawing. No second drawings will occur for deer elk or antelope as hunts filled on the first drawing. Moose mountain goat and big horn sheep draws will notify by mail with some hunts having a second drawing August 13. An observer reports improved water year in Canadian prairie provinces boosting duck outlook for fall. Cougar harvest numbers for 1963 set a record tying 1961-62 with 164 killed statewide. past seasons show high and low bountied cougar counts.
Soda Springs reports rising interest in cougars as Idaho conservationists gather field notes on upland game birds. The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will set closing dates bag limits trapping seasons at a Lewiston meeting in August 2021, with biologists and officers compiling statewide bird production data for the commission.
More than 150 alpine lakes statewide will receive trout within six weeks. The high country season short due to late spring and early fall snows and freezes. Fry are delivered in plastic bags with water and oxygen, replacing old milk-can tanks. Over a million pounds of hatchery fish will be stocked across rivers lakes and reservoirs.
A federal loan approval funds a woodchip mill on the Nez Perce Indian Reservation. The project, totaling about 690000 dollars, will create forty jobs with the Nez Perce tribe and Idaho Tree Products, Inc. of Kamiah investing toward the building costs. Al Minton, executive secretary of the Idaho Department of Commerce and Development, announced the project.
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