Army officers and relatives visit Idaho and Utah towns
Fragments describe Gail M Ray and family members in Idaho Utah and California. Mentions include Army service at Fort Ord California and at Ord Texas assignments, visits by relatives to Pleasant Ur, Kaysville, Burley, Wendell, and Salmon, and travels to Europe noted in context of a historic ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Ord
Calif
Fort Ord Houston
Texas
Dennis On
Doyle P.m
The
Grace
Melvin Weaver
Burley
Twin Lagerthan Valley
le National
Herses
Hagerhousand Springs
Wendall
J. Forousin
Mel
Daniel Mickelson
Salmon
Jose Mary
Harold Gilpin
Dean Sheaffer
James Oleren- Alba Harris
Pocatello
Idaho
Warren Hender
Warren
Molle McCoy
LaVera
Joe Frank
Community group gathers for temski hunt and local visits
Grays Lake residents and visitors from Washington D C New Mexico and Utah shared a sunny Sunday in the valley. Bear River Valley Rock Society members joined C H Thomas and Martha Soderman for a temski hunt and visits to Henry Thomas and the John Soderman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lutz
Caribou Lodge
John Soderman
Bear River Valley Rock Society
Sarah Wilkins
Ramah
New Mexico
Roy Vias
Charles Giles
Soda Springs
David Smith
Steven Samson
Michael Sibbett
Greg Ostler
Oscar Vias
Montpelier
Jack Nuifer
Raft River
Earl Somsen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roy Vins
Cokeville
Wyo
Luella Muir
Will
Minidoka County Idaho's Early Settlement and Irrigation
Know Your Idaho recalls the Minidoka region in southwestern Idaho as the first white sights of Minidoka country along the Snake River. It notes the cave-filled lava formations, the historic 1811 explorations, and the 1864 settlement at Minidoka. The 1904 irrigation effort failed until the Bur eau of Reclamation built Minidoka Dam, transforming wasteland into farmland. The climate is described as mild winters with heavy snowfall and hot summers tempered by winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Snake River
Minidoka
Ites Hunt
Milner
Snake
Howell Ferry
Bureau of
Minidoka County
Joint Quarterly Statement by Auditor and Treasurer
Caribou County treasurer and auditor publish a quarterly statement ending April 11 1966. Doris Irving is listed as Caribou County Treasurer and Margie McKee as the auditor. The document notes oath and notarization dated May 1966 and includes a published amount of 103000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County
Rineenee
Peter Ean
Social Security Trust
I. D. Pade
Ey Reese O
Pee Benene
Reedine Tee
Keene
Bannock Bonds
Grace Free Library
College Trust
Fun Beeen
Department of Law Enforcement Res Insurance
Social
Ee Bridge Aces
Mae Weed Ang Pest Aunts
State of Idaho
Urs F ‘Ateran
Insurance Trust
Social Security Serene
Co. Hospital
Court Trust Cities & Pigaaacer
Cemetnsus
Aeeas
Sore Weane
Uae Board of Education
Eens Vaure
Saree
Department of Law
Peewee Vaune
Aeadt Capital Accounts
Coens Henveeves
Adee Ee Ee
Grace Area
Bancroft Area
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gail M. Ray
Word This Week
Dennis
Mission Stralian
News of Jesus Christ Saints Missions
Willard Watkins
LaVor Taylor Ee
Glen Pagan Hospital
Ted Paskins
Reasurton
Matyad
Just
Mary
Ce Adams
Poonounce
Army
Bannock Tar
Mr. Young
Ed Halstead
Bda
Rufus Smith
Kay Rg
Gary Montgom
Kaysville
And
Hotorist
Europe
Cat
Husband
Argyle
Grays Lake
Martha Soderman
SODA
Bear Lake
Hooper Road
4Th North Street
North
Fern Balls
Soda Springs Precinct
Township
Uth
Blackfoot River
Section
Caribou County Court House
Nathel Lau
Bear River
Abbie Sorensen
Grace Precinct NO. 2
Wasatch Range
Alfreda Lloyd
Conda Precinct
Ebm
Recreation Hall
Lillian Bolton
Bancroft Precinct
South Range
City Hall
Alice Tolman
Freedom Precinct
Idaho & Wyoming
Caribou and
Preus Range
Caribou
Leola Keeler
Wayan Precinct
Blackfoot
Bingham
Ruth Stoor
Jack Gibbs
Kenneth M. Fowler
Lydia E. Pinkham
ALL Drug Comrters
Newspaperrarrkiye
Doris Irving
Trewarer
Wiatdennet Commission
Margie McKee
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