Idaho Fish and Game News Updates Fourth of July Week
Idaho Fish and Game headquarters telephone system was renovated and new number 43471 issued to expedite calls and improve service. Postage rate changes affect controlled hunt applications filed this year and all returns mailed after August. applicants must use the new rate for return envelopes. License sales for six months total 113,306 dollars, up 13,586 from last year. Lost River lakes headwater areas open July 15 through September 30. other drainages open already. Salmon reports dominate calls. fishermen see some big chinooks but many large fish elude capture. Road conditions improve in high country. carry tools and check locally before travel. Wildlife notes include unlawful captivity of game birds and deer moving back to Boise River area. Sawtooth lower lakes and Brown’s and Scenic Lake trails are open.
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Idaho Fish and Game Departments
Statehouse
Board of Examiners
Boise
Lost River Lakes
Lost River
Big Lost River
R Horning
Nampa
Philip Swanstrum
Boise River
North Fork
Middle Fork
Sawtooth Chain
Brown's and
Scenic Lake
O. K
PAST PAGES NOTE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS MENTIONED
Sgt and Mrs Frank Patterson and Linda return to Los Angeles after visiting T H Horsley Sheriff Charles McCracken and locals. Mrs Katherine Nichols visits Pocatello. S E Matthews return from Twin Falls golf tournament. Wilam Tarr and son visit from Palm Springs. long-time residents of this community.
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Frank Patterson
Linda
Los Angeles
Wilam Tarr
Palm Springs
California
Visitors Listed From Across United States
Thirty residents and guests are named as visitors to Soda Springs. Mrs Ben Marriott from Henry visits briefly, Walter Sizemore from Cokeville, Mrs Maude Hudson from Brig ham Utah travels with Mrs Minnie Barnard, Mr and Mrs Alvin Peterson and daughter with Mrs Royden Hayes of Georgetown visit, and Attorney Ewan and family from Portland arrive to stay with Judge and Mr L C Eastman. T. W. Horsley of Soda Springs Lions Club serves as secretary and only delegate.
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Ben Marriott
Henry
Walter Sizemore
Cokeville
Wyoming
Maude Hudson
Brigham
Utah
Minnie Barnard
Alvin Peterson
Royden Hayes
Georgetown
Soda Springs
Ewan
Portland
Oregon
L. C Eastman
T. W. Horsley
Local Visitors and Town Notes From Last Week
Otto Peterson and wife from Wagan visited with large loads of supplies. A L Eldridge and wife from Cleveland stayed with Q. R Pack and wife. Rev J H Barton and Rev M E Coen and family met in town. D A Banks received a gasoline engine and pump for irrigation. B F Titus leased Soda Hotel to J OB Wagnitz of Thatcher. David Miles came to town from Last Chance Canal. Wyoming, the equality state, is noted for women’s voting rights in 1869.
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Otto Peterson
Wagan
L Eldridge
Cleveland
Q. R Pack
Eldridge
Mr Pack
J H. Barton
Presbyterian Church
M.E Coen
D A. Banks
B. F. Titus
J. OB. Wagnitz
Thatcher
David Miles
Fishing tricks and rigging noted by Sports Afield
American anglers share practical fishing tips from rigging lures to using hair nets on chum balls and tandem lures. Techniques include wire leaders for bait fish, stomach sinkers, tailhooks with pork rind for squid, and bucktail streamer flies to improve catch rates.
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Mackay
Fishi Dam
Jarden
Light For Living
Utah Power & Light Co
Utah Power 2 Light Co
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Victoria
Robin
Agha
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