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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
8
A fragmented social column notes gatherings at homes last week with Mrs. Millen Men and Elvin Hubbert among attendees. Friends Della Menden and Stephenson and others hosted and visited, including Irene Young and the Menden family, sharing a sequence of parties and conversations.
Sheldon Kendall and Dianne Stephenson spent an evening in Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Harris. Jerry Carlson of Blackfoot visited Mr. and Mrs. Theon Kendall. Garbett family travels in Nephi. Charles Hubbard family enjoyed a Thatcher school lawn party. Geniel Coombs covers post office duties in Thatcher while the Garettds are in Utah. Pete Lancaster and girls from Ogden spent the weekend with the Nielsens and relatives. Johnson reunions at Crystal Springs feature several local households. The Nance couple from Clearfield stays with Covert family in Cleveland. Bennett home hosts dinner with Calvin L. Bennett and family. Neeley reunion attended by Weldon McGregor, Ronald Panter, and families. Ernest Stewart and daughters visit from Arizona for summer at Cleveland home. Francine Panter visits from Jackson Wyoming. Nielson cousins Ren and Robert from Bountiful visit Albert Nielson and Ken Skinner. Leland Panter returns from Washington with grandchildren. Roe Bennett brings four grandchildren home. Calvin Covert and Wendell Forsgren visit Brigham City. Theon Kendall and Sheldon dine with Harris Stephenson. Pete Lancaster and family from Ogden visit Nielsons. Keith Nielson family from Soda Springs also visits.
UP and L staff and families head to Yellowstone Park for a few days. D L Dutton is installed president of the Grace Lions Club Monday evening. Mrs Paul Rasmussen travels to Salt Lake City to collect two children who have been vacationing in Utah. A W Adams and Bert Dabb of Utah Power & Light in Salt Lake City visit Grace Plant. Mr and Mrs Nathan Hale plan weekend fishing on the Blackfoot.
Four brief items from 1961 show 4-H club news. Busy Stitches reports a 9 30 meeting at Virginia Butterfield home with officer elections and planned next gathering. Pins and Needles notes members plan to exhibit garments. Eight Cookies covers a cake demo by Kim Ruger and texture tasting plus batter roll demo assigned to Janet Yost. A miscellaneous notice mentions a parking ticket found on a windshield. Caribou County road sprinkling ban and two local accidents conclude the item.
Sealed bids for installation of a high school campus sprinkling system and incidental work in Joint Class A District No. 150 of Caribou and Bonneville Counties Idaho Soda Springs are due by 8:00 p.m. June 26 1961 at the District Office. Bidding documents from C A Sundberg and Associates Idaho Falls. Bids require 5 percent bid bond. Board reserves right to reject or waive informalities. J F Woodall Clerk.
On June 17 a single vehicle crash occurred twelve miles northeast of Bancroft on Hatch road. Alma Nelson Hogan drove a 1961 2 ton truck hauling four bulls of 1800 lb each. The bulls shifted during a corner causing the truck to roll onto its right side. Estimated damage was 450 dollars. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott investigated.
The No 56 baler features a wide pickup and large bale chamber delivering continuous hayflow with no bottlenecks. It claims capacity to bale up to 15 tons per hour with extra hay-handling strength. Loyal and Albert Christman praise the unit while noting their farming partnership and Soda Springs ties.
A 1981 Soda Springs brief from Caribou County notes Thursday date June 22 with local happenings and community notices. The item lists no exact events but records the day's civic or social notices in the Soda Springs area.
The Caribou County Commission fixes a minimum sale price of 2900 dollars for Tax Deeded property Lots 14 through 17, Block 4, Village of Bancroft. The board reserves the right to decree or reject any or all bids. Chairman Edwin M. Smith signs, newspaper notice runs June 22, 29 and July 6, 13, 1961.
An order by Acting District Judge Arthur P. Oliver of the Thirteenth Judicial District Idaho fixes the court schedule for Idaho counties Caribou War Lake Oneida for the year 1961. The order directs filing with clerks, publication in two weekly newspapers in each county per law, dated June 6 1961 at Pocatello Idaho.
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