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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
10
Notice lists Caribes county Soda Springs Soda Springs city Bancroft village and services fee act of March 3 with Waltee Wilcox listed as signer or party.
Anna and Peggy Bower surprised their parents at a Saturday party with family present including Joel and Lola Davids and many neighbors. Lamar Call reports for Boise induction, Robert Butterfield returns from two years military service, and Lava rodeo queen selected. Local church events feature speakers and music. 35 attend. Probate notice in Caribou County and social visits across towns wrap the week.
On this 16th day of June 198g, Robert E. E. Anderson is named Administrator of the Estate of Basil Eugene Rice also known as Bud Rice, Deceased. The notice directs creditors to present claims as required by law.
Grace Mickelsen and Lucina Whitworth along with their husbands led six guide patrol boys on a hike to Mt Putman on July 7. The group halted halfway for dinner and the ascent was completed by the boys, guided by Odell Perkins Crossley Davidiee Ronnie Tolman Barrie Kent Redford and Mike Whitworth. New residents at the Cail Apartments are Mr and Mrs Floyd Gibbons.
A Sunday open house at Leonard Ormond home celebrated Mrs. Ormond for turning 70. Born July 9, 1884 in Verville Utah she has lived in Blackfoot Downey Salt Lake City and Turner before moving to Bancroft in 1914. A wall display chronicled Zetta Ormond life with a Book of Remembrance keepsakes. Family members attended including four children and spouses from Pocatello
Mr and Mrs George Stanley are now living at 60 E 3rd South in Sods Springs Idaho with the July 15 1954 town note recording their relocation from prior residence.
A farmer feeds cows chlorophyll to ease garlic scented milk while a college farm reports a herd trained to milk when called by number. Five cows learn numbers quickly though one still struggles. Cattle receive nose prints for ID as a note on tolerance and coexistence, with a light remark on human progress.
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