Caribou Lions Clubs Host Idaho State Convention
Lions clubs from districts 39E and 39W gather for the Idaho State Convention at Sun Valley Challanger Inn with a Friday kickoff and buffet lunch sponsored by Twin Falls. District Governor Orme M. Jorgensen to take charge after gavel is passed by 39F official Smith enon money Zone A. Attendees include Grace Johnson Bancroft Wilma Anderson and many Idaho and eastern Oregon clubs. The event runs Friday to Sunday with meetings elections and entertainment, closing Sunday morning. A list of attendees from Soda Springs Bancroft and Manfield areas is provided.
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Sun Valley
Challenger Inn
Twin Falls Club
Smith
Enon
Orme M. Jorgensen
Sun Valley Management
Soda Springs
Pat Walker
Bill Jackson
Osborne Call
Chas Phelps
George Dupin
Larry Bergen
F. J. Rasmussen
Bancroft
Conrad Sanders
Daylight Saving Time in Conda Idaho Affected Local Work Hours
The article notes Savings Time applied in Conda Idaho, with clocks moved earlier for winter months. Local workers adjust by starting shifts an hour earlier across mills shops commissaries and night crews.
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Idaho
Accident Report with Sheriff Details and Ambiguous Names
Reports indicate a vehicle collision involving a pickup and multiple individuals. Sheriff Ralph Peaders investigated the scene on a day in which a log obstacle and soft shoulder caused a skid, mired tire marks, and subsequent impacts near a road with unclear locality and names scattered in the account.
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Ieieay
Beeres
Tom
Margaret Bart
Grace
Caribou Soil Conservation District to Issue Annual Report
District members prepared a 20 page illustrated booklet on sound farming and ranching practices. A public meeting follows Monday at 7 in the courthouse with the film The Bike Way from Elko county narrated by Sir James Stewart, who owns a ranch near Elko.
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Caribou
Sam Reed
John Muir
Frank Samson
Bill Lloyd
Court House
Elko County
Filing Date Opens Political Season In County
Filing opened for the political season with Lowell Merriam a Democrat declaring for state senate. Incumbents include Harl County Commissioner district one A L Ozburn Republican district two Wilford Dredge, Clerk ex officio auditor Colin Chester, Treasurer Ralph Gorton, Assessor Bud Woodall, Sheriff Ralph Marriott, Prosecuting attorney Francis Rasmussen, and Surveyor Russell Stoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ce
Harl
A. L. Ozburn
Incum
Wilford Dredge
Board of County Commissioners
Colin Chester
Ralph Gorton
Bud Woodall
Ralph Marriott
Francis Rasmussen
Russell Stoker
Ray Gunnell Wins Fraternity Bid
Mack Gunnell son of Mr and Mrs Ray Gunnell of Soda Springs earns a fraternity bid in a local campus ceremony. The report notes the family background and the achievement of joining the fraternity chapter.
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Ray Gunnell
Y (Mack) Gunnell
Soda Springs
Lee Wallace
Boisel
Mrs
John Wallace
Legion Plans July Fourth Fete Amid Summer Break
Ray Davis commander of the Legion speaks on July Fourth fête plans. The report lists local attendees including Mr and Mrs Clyde. Mrs Louise Hayward. Roy Boy. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore. Mr and Mrs Robert Torgesen. Leu Bitten with Judge and Mrs Frankiames. a business trip to Pocatello is noted.
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Ray Davis
Boda Speingy Amariens
Clyde Onace
Louise Hayward
Roy Boy
Walter Moore
Mrs. Leu Bitten
Judge and Mrs.Frankiames
Pocatello
Savant to Speak Here at New York Institute Event
Prof Michesl Sokolosky dean of history at the New York Institute of Technology will give a speech at a local gathering. Teens celebrate Jack Lewis’s return home while residents Joan Salser Alice Chugg and Florence Robinson attend at the Harriman home. Memorial day visits noted in Preston with Maynard Andree family and a move from Soda Springs to Bancroft.
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Michesl J. Sokolosky
New York Institute of Technology
Jeck Lewis
Joan Salser
Alice Orita
Chugg
Site At Diamond Creek Selected For Caribou Youth Camp
The old CCC campsite on Diamond Creek was selected as the site for the Caribou youth camp by the Lion Kiwanis building site committee. The committee cited these ad hoc reasons and outlined next steps for preparations.
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CCC
Diamond Creek
Caribou
Lion-Kiwanis Building Site Committee
Winter grips Caribou County as temperatures plunge
Old Man Winter settles in as Caribou County endures a high weekly temperature of 60 and a low of 17 12 degrees. Rain fell 0.15 inches. Andrew Bybee returns from Logan to tend USA C. First Ward MIA chorus members performed at Bancroft Speech and Music Festival amid Memorial Day activities. Residents report good roads, forest cabin access, and hiking, while noting Soda Springs is 40 miles away.
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Sutaster
Caribou
First Ward M .I. A
Bancroft
First Aid Training Suggested At Soda Springs Kiwanis
Soda Springs Kiwanis club heard a call for establishing first aid training in the area. Orville Poulsen emphasized that early first aid can save lives until a doctor arrives. Other news noted were attendees from several families and various local visits and trips.
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Soda Springs
Voters Approve Sinking Fund for Two School Facilities
Property owners in the Joint Class A School District vote 61 to 28 to create a sinking fund special tax for two new school facilities. The measure passes by one vote short of two thirds. Grays Lake favors 54 to 27. Soda Springs 7 to 1. The fund allows up to two mills to raise over $12,000 yearly for building expansion.
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Soda Springs
Grays Lake
Chamber aims to speed Wildcat hot water project
The Lava Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce plans two drilling wildcat hot water applications and shifts to inch gear as 50 shareholders buy $100 shares. After full subscription, three meetings will form a corporation with withdrawal allowed before organization. Golf course favored for the site pending a vote. Publicity planned in June and July as work could start in fall.
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Wildcat
Chamber of Commerce
Stan Matthews
Arouae
Pede Grounds
Soda
Enh
More Than Half a Century Old Soda Springs Landmark Razed
The old Lallatin Market building in Soda Springs, dating to 1898 and once home to the Occidental Saloon and later Lallatin's Meat Market, will have its top story removed to reduce collapse risk as part of its demolition. A foundation section recently separated, signaling ongoing instability.
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Soda Springs
Lallatin Market
Ery
Chris Lallatin
Soda’s
Lallatin
Les New Ite
New Mortuary Home Reflects Whitman Career
A Soda Springs story notes the new Whitman mortuary home at South First East Street in the old Dr. Tigert house. It traces E. D. Whitman from 1891 Como Montana to founder of Whitman’s store, Whitman Funeral Home and ranching ties, alongside Nile Matthews and the extended Whitman family.
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E. de Whitman
South First East Street
Soda Springs
Dr. Tigert
Mr. Whitman
Nile Matthews
Ai Aapraitman~Matthews
Ade. Whitman
Como
Remo
Whit~man’s
Idaho Cafe
Whitman
Whit Man
Nearwhite
Agreen Ranch
Eight Mile
Howard Thirkill
Hospital Notes Births in Soda Springs and Nearby
Bath Roy and Loretta report a girl born May 28 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. George W and Ness Kone Springs welcome a girl born May 90 8 Tos. oz. Emmett Lucas and Dorothy have a girl born May 31 weighing lbs 1 op 4. Bruce Carpenter and any 4 Soda Springs announce a girl born June 1 weighing 7 19 ounces. Admitted and discharged lists include Juanita Tremelling Conda Arnold Ames Debra Muir Wayne Sullivan and Ann Spencer all of Soda Springs and Grace.
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Bath
Roy
Loretta
Lava
Shuler
George W
Ness
Kone Springs
Lucas
Emmett
Dorothy
Springs
Carpenter
Bruce
Any
Soda Springs
H Mae Atkinson
Grace
Juanita Tremelling
Conda
Arnold Ames
Ann Spencer
Randy Shufeldt
Debra Muir
Wayne Sullivan
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Francis Peterson
Verdon Cordingly
Argyle Davids
Leroy Larsen
Seth Bailey
Edmund Reed
Manfield Picanco
Jensen
Harry Westenfelder
Everett Anderson
Wesley Hubbard
Robert Young
Harry Steele
Caribou County
The
Soda Springs Sun
Soda Srings
Unibou Caravan
Milkim
Facts Office
Ralph
Lowell Merriam
Legion
Piang
Robert Torgesen
USAC
Logan
Savant
Florence Robinson
Pec
Tal Avait
Jock Harriman
Maynard Andree
Preston
Pe Eis Christensen
Andrew Bybee
U.S.A.C
Spend
Beaty
Mr. Pareets
Mrs. Axelleteen J
Mont
Yastagen
Forest Service
W. J. Dredge and Sons
Spokane
Wash
Mrs. Elwin Lay
Montpelier
Loren Wilson
Ben Rane
Mr. and
Mrs. DeWitt Stroud
Ralph Stoecker and
Mrs. C. and
Roy Boisjolie
A. D. Lewis
Frank Rambaugh
Mogie =iman
Don Melin
Mrs. H. B. Robinson
Wendell Barkduill
Blake
Shirley Black
Jennie Shillinger
Delvin Perkins
Ira Perkins
Alaska
Wardive
Dick Allred
Salt Lake
Mri
Gane
Kanepent
Brigham Young University
Gwen
Gene
E. W. Largilliere, Jr
West Evans
Harley Childs
Leonard
Clyde Jenkins
Rulon
Family
Robert Carpenter
N. 2Nd East
Francis J. Rasmussen
Nevada
Fern Hopkins
Mollie Arm Martineau
Lava Hot Springs
Charles Miller
Max
Wyoming
Della Morris
Ar. ‘Lene J Johnson
William Meads
Salt Lake City
Sakes Retard
Seta Si ‘Ings
Wat
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