Teton Valley Hosts Pierre's Rendezvous July 22
Teton Valley residents prepare for Pierre's Hole Rendezvous on Saturday July 22 in connection with the Yellowstone National Park Centennial. The event includes a monument dedication at 11 am in Driggs, a parade at 9 am, a Black Powder Contest at Hillman’s track, Indian dances, fiddlers, archery and more across Driggs Victor Tetonia and surrounding areas.
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Teton Valley
Pierre’s Hole
Yellowstone Natonal Park
John Colter
Yellowstone Park
Broad Valley
Pierre
Teton Basin
Teton Mountains
Teton Range
Teton River
Targhee National Forest
Snake River
Gades
William Sublette
Andrew Wyeth
Pierre's Hole
Driggs
Bannock County
Black It County Organization
Hillman
Driga
Pierre's Playhouse
Victor
Land Bank Posts All Time High Loans In Force
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane reports a record total loans outstanding of over 755 million as of June 30, led by long term agricultural real estate debt. President Fred A. Knutsen cites heightened credit access for northwest farmers and ranchers, with assets surpassing 789 million and net worth over 66 million.
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Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Fred A. Knutsen
Institut Ien
Land Bank
Knutsen
Farm Credit
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Night event planned at Victor City Park
Advertisement notes a Friday July 21 event at Victor City Park between seven and nine p.m. in preparation for a Saturday rendezvous celebration. Read and use the want ads.
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Victor City Park
North Gem graduate wins Stevens Henager business awards
Adrian C Ruger of North Gem High School was named among 25 recipients of outstanding business awards and scholarships to Stevens Henager College in Utah. Selection came from 132 area high school seniors based on academics and exams, recognizing character and all around achievement. Each award valued at 300 dollars toward tuition for six quarters, with an Honors at Entrance bonus up to 150 dollars. The article also notes a Utah trip by LaMont Archibald and family visiting Soda Springs relatives.
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Adrian C. Ruger
North Gem High School
Stevens Henager College
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Jack M. Stevers
Intermountain Area
Adrian
Arthur €. Ruger
Bancroft
Ruger
Stevens
Leiaco Reo
Schoo
LaMont Archibald
Soda Springs
Buhl
E. E. Butler
Grace Man Earns PhD From Utah State University
Grace Man, dean Adams of Grace, completed requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy in Organic Chemistry at Utah State University. Dissertation titled Approaches to the Synthesis of trans-15,16-Dimethyl-2,7-diaza-16,16-dihydnopyrenes and a New Synthesis of 4(3H)-Pyrimidingnes. He received an NDEA fellowship and a chemistry teaching assistantship.
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Dean Adams
Grace
Utah State University
Adams
Grave High School
Idaho State University
Joyce Young
Eng Young
Thatcher
Todd
Virgi Adams
Blackfoot
Montpelier Man Seeks State Representative Seat
Leland J. Muir of Montpelier files for District 32 State Representative. A farmer and business owner with LDS leadership and Scouts service, he cites limited government and constitutional rights. He notes forests at risk from carelessness and urges careful fire prevention.
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Montpelier
Leland J. Muir
Forth
Chesterfield
North Gem High School
Bancroft
Idaho State University
University of Washington
Rockland and Murtaugh
Idaho
and Insurance Group
Credit Life
Northwest
Mur
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce “Trove
Wut
Muir
Alpine 4H Camp Draws Caribou Bear Lake Youth
Four-H members from Caribou and Bear Lake counties attended the Alpine 4-H Camp titled Sweet as American Pie held July 5 to 8. Sheriff Marriott led a bus caravan from Soda Springs, groups were named for favorite pie flavors, and leaders included Nancy Kunz Susan Anderson Amy Lyn Hansen Sherrie Lyn Hansen Donna La Mar Marilyn Archibald Marlene Bunderson Hy Tum Johnson Dean Preece Brett Hansen April Brower Peggy Johnson Ward Reynolds Roxie Ruger Winifred Alldaffer Nora Akins Chris Samson Connie Dursteler and others.
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Sheriff Marriott
Soda Springs
Nancy Kunz
Susan Anderson
Amy Lyn Hansen
Montpelier
Sherrie Lyn Hansen
Donna la Mar
Huckleberry
Marilyn Archibald
Marlene Bunderson
Bear Lake
Nellie D. Johnson
Jane Hansen
June Spencer
Paris
Hy- Tum Johnson
Dean Preece
Brett Hansen
April Brower
Peggy Johnson
Recreation Times
Ward Reynolds
Ashton
Roxie Ruger
Bancroft
Winifred Alldaffer
Nora Akins
Grace
Chris Samson
Wayan
Connie Dursteler
Camp shows in Bear Lake and Riverside visit 4-H week
Caribou County hosts flag raising and singing ceremonies with Bear Lake campers presenting a talent show. The 4 H group enjoyed swimming at Riverside Resort Thayne Wyoming. The camp featured rabbits squirrels and birds and a playful visit from a rabbit and two squirrels entering a cabin. Extension staff from Bear Lake County and Caribou County helped plan a camp described as Sweet as American Pie.
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Soda Springs
Caribou County
Bear Lake
Riverside Resort
Thayne
Wyoming
Cal
Bunderson and Johnson
Bear Lake County
Cecil Alldafter
Caribou
Charter Golf Club Holds July Meeting in Soda Springs
Charter Golf Club met at Mrs. Charlotte D. Salser home in Soda Springs on July 7. Luncheon followed by bridge with prizes won by Frances Bassett and Mayme Richards. Members present included Mable Ruud Jessie Gagan Viola Lauritson Rita Burgin Mabel Finch Ruby Sorenson Rose Maxwell Esther Wallace and Frances Bassett guest Charlotte T Saiser. Next gathering set for Alice Shufeldt’s home on July 21.
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Charter Golf Club
Charlotte D. Salser
Soda Springs
Bridge
Frances Bassett
Mayme Richards
Mable Ruud
Jessie Gagan
Viola Lauritson
Rita Burgin
Mabel Finch
Ruby Sorenson
Rose Maxwell
Esther Wallace
Charlotte T. Saiser
Alice Shufeldt
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