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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
6
The 4H and FFA fat livestock sale at the Caribou County Fair on August 8 featured record prices with twenty head of beef cattle selling at 43 dollars and twenty cents per hundred and fourteen head averaging 53 dollars per hundred. Local community members and supporters were thanked for aiding the sale.
Mr and Mrs Earl Petereit and family bid farewell as SP4 Robert Petereit departed from Salt Lake City for a 18 month tour of duty with the U S Army Artillery Division. His fiance Miss Lillie Sheetz will remain in Utah to prepare for BYU. The Soda Springs Ladies Golf Club met at Cedar View for a luncheon and golf event with 25 guests.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Whicker arrived in Soda Springs July 20 from Craig Colorado. He is a B operator for Mountain Fuel Supply transferred here. They have three children Raymond 5 Glenn 3 and Ricky 1. Mrs Whicker born in Craig and they live at Brigham Young Trailer Park. Mrs Whicker attends Catholic Church. Mr and Mrs Dennis Williams also arrived three weeks ago from Montpelier. Williams is an announcer for Radio Station KBRV in the 2 position.
Mrs. Lillian Miller left Soday Springs for her Denver home Monday morning following a three week stay with her sister Mrs. Jack Hartman and brother W. S. Shu feldt. She spent time in Boise and Rawlins visiting another brother Max Shufeldt.
One marriage license was issued this week in the Caribou County Courthouse on August 18 to Ray Val Bitton Jr. and LaRay Panting, both of Soda Springs. Bitton, 21, is employed as a beautician in Soda Springs. Panting, 19, also from Soda Springs. They reside in the Sanderosa Trailer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Alldaffer and Karen visited Wisdom Montana to see relatives Mr. and Mrs. Windel Jardine, accompanied by Mrs. Alldaffer's father, Mr. Morgan Tovey of Malad, during a weekend trip.
Idaho timeline notes Ben Holladay known as the Stagecoach King appears in the state in 1864 marking a pivotal period for transportation and mail routes.
A historic route description follows the line that moved from Salt Lake City through Malad the Raft and Snake River valleys to Boise City, marking one of the early state railway lines in the region.
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