East Idaho Rich In Historical Spots To Tempt Summer Vacation
Travel through Idaho's history on U S 30 and the Oregon Trail era. Notable stops include Montpelier Minne tonka cave Paris Mormon tabernacle Bear Lake Franklin Relic House Oxford Indian battle site Pocatello Old Fort Hall Massacre Rocks State Park and City of Rocks. The piece ties touring to 1975 bicentennial celebrations and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Thomas Fork Valley
Montpelier
Netonka
Paris
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oxford
Soda Springs
Beer Springs
Hudspeth
California
U. S. 30
Indian Rocks
Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Massacre Rocks State Park
Old Rock Creek
Snake River
Devil's Garden
Raft River
Applegate
City of Rocks
Magic Valley
Niagara
Montana
Utah
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
St. Anthony
Mesa Falls
Ashton
Island Park
Twin Falls
Pierre's Hole
Teton Valley
Fort Hall
Preston
Public Notice of Water Permit Application in Caribou County
George C Kimball and Thayne Keele of Mackay Idaho filed on June 3 1975 for a permit to appropr iate 0 08 cfs from an unnamed spring tributary of Bear River for domestic use for two families in Caribou County Idaho The notice sets a protest deadline June 30 1975 and lists the Idaho Department of Water Resources as the agency to receive protests The notice was published in the Caribou County Sun on June 12 and June 19 1975 and includes a gubernatorial seal and signature lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Kimball
Thayne P. Keele
Mackay
Idaho
Bear River
B.M
Caribou
Nexnex
Idaho Department of Water Resources
Lincoln Road
Idaho Falls
R. Keith Higginson
Caribou County Sun
Soda Springs
Water permit filed for 0.003 cfs from North Fork Trout Creek
James T Clarenshaw Grace Ida ho submit Application No. 13-7117 on 6 5 75 for a permit to divert 0 003 cubic feet per second from North Fork Trout Creek a Bear River tributary via pump and pipeline in Caribou County for irrigation of 15 acres from April 1 to November 1 with a June 30 1975 deadline. KEITH HIGGINSON ho noted on June 12 and June 19 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Clarenshaw
Grace
Idaho
North Fork Trout Creek
Bear River
B. M
Caribou
Idaho Department of Water Resources
Lincoln Road
Idaho Falls
Keith Higginson
Caribou County Sun
Soda Springs
TV Association seeks three FM translators for Idaho towns
On June 4 1975 Caribou County TV Association filed with the Federal Communications Commission applications for construction permits to build three ten watt FM translator stations serving Soda Springs Grace and Bancroft Idaho. The translators rebroadcast KLUB FM 97.1 KRSP FM 103.5 and KSOP FM 104.3 from Salt Lake City on output frequencies 102.3 106.3 and 107.1 MHz. Transmitter site is five miles west southwest of Soda Springs at 42 37 48 N and 111 41 00 W. Publication appears June 12.
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Caribou County TV Association
Federal Communications Commission
Soda Springs
Grace
Bancroft
Idaho
Klub-Fm
Salt Lake City
Utah
Krspfm
Ksop-Fm
Caribou National Forest Sets Camping Rules and Prohibitions
The Caribou National Forest announces occupancy limits for undeveloped areas under federal guidance. No tent camper or mobile home may stay more than 16 consecutive days in one location per year without written permission, and subsequent sites must be at least ten air miles from prior. Unoccupied sites may not exceed three days without permission, with additional restrictions and prohibitions on waste disposal abusive conduct closed sites and unsightly structures. Forest Supervisor Adrian E Dalton signs the notice published June 12 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Caribou National Forest
Forest
National Forest
Adrian E. Dalton
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Boise
Cecil D. Andrus
Piet
United States of America
Pete H. Cenarrusa
County Sun Soda Springs
Stylar
Daragraved
Mlaribdu County
Concord Deluxe
Caribou Motor & Implement
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