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Mormon Colonists Found Soda Springs Settlement in 1871
Long historical account outlines Brigham Young and LDS leaders visiting Soda Springs in 1870, colonists arriving in 1871, the laying out of town blocks, early buildings including a Brigham Young cabin, and the establishment of LDS ward leadership, churches, and commerce in the growing Mormon outpost of Soda Springs Idaho.
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Paris
Idaho
Brigham Young
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Soda Springs
Brigham Young Home
Second South
First East
Brigham Young Lodge
Bowery
Oxford
William H. Hooper
Horace
Eldredge
Jesse W. Fox
Utah
Salt Lake City
Springs of Soda
Mormon
Idaho Territory
Daniel F. Lau
Elijah S. Sheets
Horace Eldredge
Ebenezer Farnes
Jeppe G. Folkman
C. G. Rose
Philemon C. Merrill
Young
Ludvig Suhrke
Herbert Horsley
Solomon Hale
William W. Sterrett
Bear Lake ‘Valley
Connor’s Fort
Zion's Co- Operative Mercantile Institution
ZCMI
Catrine A. Folkman
Scandanavia
Soda—Springs
Merrill
Daniel_FLav
Fet ‘Ruary
Folkman
Relief Society
Brigham Young Cabin
First Ward
Latter-day ‘Saints
Little Chapel
Conda Ward
Lau
T. H. Horsley
D. K
Hyrum M. Lau
Ever L. Horsley
Kenneth G. Bails
Frank W. Harris
Joseph E. Wilson
Kenneth G. Balls
Franklin F. Kunz
Hooper Avenue
South First West
Alexander Reservoir
Wilford J.dredge
Joseph L. Christpherson
Francis J. Rasmussen
Lynn P. Barnes
Max Christensen
Robert 3
Herd
Bannock
LDS
Stake Tabernacle
Bancroft
Nelson Hogan
J. Fred Corbett
Alonzo J. “Gilbert
Christian’ Call
Herbert K. Whitworth
Wilford J. Dredge
Robert, W. Hubbard
LDS Church
Conda