Death Takes Long Time Highway Employee David Smith
David Edwin Smith 69 of Grace died in a Logan Utah hospital after a long illness. Born December 24 1898 in Logan to Joseph and Mary Daniels Smith he married Belle Medford June 14 1920 in Soda Springs. He worked 38 years for Caribou County Road and Bridge and managed the Grace baseball team. Survived by widow two daughters seven grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother. Funeral Thursday 1:00 pm Thatcher Ward LDS Church conducted by Bishop Milton Smyth. Burial Thatcher cemetery Allen Funeral Home directing.
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David
Dave) Edwin Smith
Grace
Logan
Utah
Joseph
Mary Daniels Smith
Belle Medford
Soda Springs
LDS Church
Caribou County
Don
Elmus) Panting
Ted
LaRue) Bells
Russell
Thatcher Ward
Milton Smyth
Ward
Thatcher Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Soda Springs Man Earns MBA at University of Utah
Barry Bingham of Soda Springs received a Master of Business Administration degree at the University of Utah summer commencement. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in 1967 and served as Student Advisor for Ballif and Assistant Head Resident for Balls and Van Cott halls. He will join Monsanto in St Louis Missouri.
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Barry Bingham
van Cott Hall
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bingham
Walter Bingham
Soda Springs
Soda Springs High School
Ballif
Balls
van Cott
Monsanto Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Local Ford Dealers Complete Retail Course in Burlingame
Crag and S Kirk Shuler of Striler Bros Ford Soda Springs recently graduated from the Ford Retail Selling Course conducted by the San Francisco Ford Marketing Institute in Burlingame California. The institute trains dealers and personnel across 11 western states in dealership management sales and technology with ongoing field courses and filmed interviews. Georgene Revoir Pond Soda Springs divorces Louis Summer Pond Soda Springs August 14.
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Ford Motor Co
Oregon Man Named Principal of Thirkill Elementary School
Carl J Wallin Jr has been appointed principal of the Howard E Thirkill Elementary School in Soda Springs. He comes from Cottage Grove Oregon where he chaired the Language Arts Committee and taught eight years, with prior teaching in Phoenix and Pocatello. Wallin, born 1925 in Pocatello, holds BA and MA from Idaho State University and is fully certified. He served in the US Marines and is married with six children. He assumed duties August 19.
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Carl J Wallin Jr
Howard E Thirkill
Soda Springs
Cottage Grove
Wallin
Ndea Institute
Phoenix
Pocatello
Idaho State University
Pauline Harrs
Thatcher, Ariz
Idaho cougar harvest slips to near record lows
State data from 63 of 64 conservation districts show 109 mountain lions taken last year, 47 fewer than the prior year, marking the fourth smallest harvest since the 1959 60 bounty removal. Hunters killed 103 lions, 18 incidental captures, and four by trappers.
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Conservation Officer
Idaho
Idaho sets upland game dates after August meeting
Wildlife data show pheasant production must offset over 70 percent losses before hunting. The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will set closing dates and bag limits for upland birds at a Boise meeting starting August 15, with trapping seasons and fur bear regulations also decided. Biologists and officers share findings at regional state meetings.
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Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Boise
Transplanting Mountain Goats and Rough Fish Eradication Projects
Four mountain goats were moved from the North Fork Clearwater to a new site on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille about 15 miles north of previous transplant areas. In total about 50 goats have been relocated from two North Fork sites to Lake Pend Oreille, the Seven Devils Mountains, Dome Hull on the South Fork of the Clearwater, and some to Colorado in exchange for Merriam’s turkeys. Two rough fish eradication efforts near Cascade Reservoir and a 25 mile St Joe River stretch used a new chemical, Squaxin, developed by Dr. Craig McPhee of Idaho University, targeting squawfish with minimal trout impact.
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North Fork
Clearwater River
Lake Pend Orielle
Lake Pend Oriello
Seven Devils Mountains
Dome Hull
South Fork
Clearwater
State of
Colorado
Merriam’s
Cascade Reservoir
St. Joe River
Calder
Craig McPhee
University of Idaho
Bruneau duck ponds sowed with bulrush seed
Bruneau duck ponds along CJ Strike Reservoir backwaters are greening with bulrush seed dropped by plane. The area will provide quick cover for migratory waterfowl and hunting spots for duck and goose decoys, with shallow depressions flooded to form blinds.
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Bruneau
Snake River
C. J Strike Reservoir
Wiildlife Management Area
California
Salmon Hatchery Transfers Show Strong Spring Chinook Returns
Hatchery workers report rapid River spring chinook returns after transferring thousands of fish from Hell’s Canyon. Four years ago 354 adults were moved from the Snake River to Rapid River. this year 2,700 adults returned.
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Pacific Ocean
Hells Canyon
Rapid River
McCall Fish Hatcheries
Stole Meadows
Little Salmon River
Snake River
Rapid
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Ford
Georgene Revoir
Louis Summer
Inky
N. Morningside
Idaho Falls
Ida
Oregon
Man
Thirkill
Fish and Game News
By Warren
PSST
Pat Smith
Wallace
Idaho Outdoor Association
Hurst
Rifle Range
Osburn
Maine
Council
Boosters Cru
Booster Club
Michelin
Goodyear
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
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