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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1969
Page
11
Seventeen clubs represent the 4 H program as 83 girls learn sewing skills under leaders and Mrs. Clara Archibald. The event Friday at the Soda Springs High School Auditorium features models with Kathy Weaver narrating and Kay Hart assisting.
Five mountain goats including three billies and two nannies were live-trapped near Larsons Bar east of Elk River and transplanted last week from the Little North Fork of the Clearwater River to habitat two miles west of Palisades Dam. A supplemental release is planned next year to establish a small possible huntable population. Trapping sites were Snow Peak and Black Mountain.
July 24 events in Bancroft included a Chuck Wagon breakfast at Reed Supply, a parade with all divisions, and a program at the Bancroft L D S Ward Cultural Hall. Prizes went to the Caribou County Farm Bureau float and Soda Springs L D S Third Ward. Ireta’s Beauty Salon earned originality.
Bonds for Local Improvement District No 12 were sold Monday July 28 to Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co of Pocatello. Nielsen and Miller Construction Co received the $49 788 curb and gutter contract the same evening and have started work. Courtesy to the Flag. Quilt drawing winner announced. Bancroft area hosts two DUP camps with officers named. Rodeo events featured chicken plucking, children skit, and pony prize. Rodeo results list winners in bareback riding bull riding calf roping team roping and girls race with top placements noted.
Grace Business Group plans to support Caribou County Fair during a July 23 breakfast meeting at Lou's Cafe. Sam Caldwell, fair board advertising chairman, outlines the program. The group will sponsor a watermelon bust after the children's parade on August 7 and offer free punch at their booth.
We thank the firefighters for their quick action on Monday afternoon July. The fire was out and we appreciate the efforts of the Fire Department Mr and Mrs Mickelson Melvin.
Darlene Pasley left for Oh pia Washington recently to attend business engagements. The trip aims to handle local commerce matters and meet regional contacts.
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