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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
20
A long list of names and relations from Utah and nearby areas documents visits, weddings, birthdays, and hospital updates. Residents of Thatcher, Preston, Soda Springs, and surrounding towns are highlighted with extended family ties, travel to Salt Lake City for events, elk hunting trips, and a road to recovery after surgery.
Public notice announces a child support suit against Audray Jacobson in Caribou County Idaho with a 20 day pleading deadline. Also listed is the Last Chance Canal Company annual meeting set for November 7 1966 at 2 00 pm in Grace Idaho to review operations elect directors and conduct business.
In Caribou County Idaho Myrtle Manhart filed a petition seeking a decree of death time heirs and descent for the estate of Arthur Manhart who died intestate Oct 1961. The hearing is set for Nov 4 1966 at 10 00 AM in the Soda Springs probate court.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meiners traveled to Snowville Utah for Kenneth Andersons wedding reception then to Salt Lake City stopping in Kaysville to visit Carl Meiners. The next day they joined the LDS Temple ceremony for Patricia Robinson and Leonard Reynolds with a Log Haven breakfast in Mill Creek Canyon and a South Cottonwood Ward reception.
The first Idaho State Capitol was built in 1885 and torn down in 1919 to make way for the present east wing finished in 1920. The current Capitol, started in 1905 and completed by 1920 at about 2.28 million dollars, sits in Boise with 50 646 square feet of floor space. It features Idaho sandstone Vermont marble and Alaskan marble interiors, a 195 foot dome, a Jefferson Street ceremonial entrance with a Liberty Bell replica, and trees planted by presidents Harrison Roosevelt and Taft on the grounds. In early 1966 Americans bought about 54 million Savings Bonds, the high for six months in twenty years.
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