White-tailed deer rare find shocks Idaho harvest scene
A Boise hunter brought a forked-horn white-tailed buck through Mores Creek station near Boise, the first such deer seen there in memory. Across Idaho, total deer harvest averages rose to 78,442 last year, with mule deer dominating but whitetails increasingly noted in pockets like Chamberlain Basin and Payette River areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mores Creek
Boise
Idaho Statesman
Salmon
Ralph Pehrson
Carmen
Leadore
Lemhi River
Bernard Guard Station
Lodge Pole Pine-Alpine
Chamberlain Basin
Warren-Burgdorf
McCall-Long Valley
Cascade
Dick Norell
Payette River
Garden Valley
Lowman
Idaho Wildlife Review
Banks
South Fork
Snake River
Teton River
Idaho
Farragut Naval Training Station
Lake Pend Oreille
Sandpoint
North America
Panhandle
William Leslie Pengelly
Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Hayden Lake
Vern Perry
Coeur d'Alene
Pengelly
Magee
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Us, Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Two Earn Duty To God Awards In Chesterfield Ward
Bishop Kenneth Crump presented the Duty to God awards to Bradley Smith and Roy Hatch during Sacrament services in the Chesterfield Ward chapel on Oct. 19. The honor requires extensive church involvement including 36 sacraments and meetings, six hours of welfare work, two public addresses, scripture memorization, and four years of activity in the church and scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
Kenneth Crump
Bradley Smith
Roy Hatch
Chesterfield Ward Chapel
Appreciation Dinner Highlights at Chesterfield Ward
The Chesterfield Ward bishopric hosted an appreciation dinner for youths on October 18 featuring the film Run Appaloosa Run and a Bandido dinner. Guests included President Ross D. Redford and High Councilman Joseph Eliason Tru ty. Also noted were local members and visiting relatives, with bridge prizes and refreshment services following a weekend visit by Mrs Carl Hemmert of Butte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield Ward
Ross D. Redford
Joseph Eliason Trurty
Kenneth Crump
Floyd Banks
William Hatch
Weekend Guests at Orndorff Home Include Two Couples
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Orndorff were his mother Mrs Ed Orndorff and Mr and Mrs Vic Cummings of Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Orndorff
Ed Orndorff
Vic Cummings
Twin Falls
Bryce Nelson
Cecil Nelson
ISU
Ham Returns to Store After Doubted Quality
A woman brings back a ham claiming it is bad. The manager insists it is still cured from last week, while the customer counters that it may have been cured then but has since relapsed.
Birthday Party for Brian Fowler at Bancroft Home
Brian Fowler celebrated his 10th birthday at his Bancroft home with cake and ice cream served to grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis McLain aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Theil Parker and Wayne and to his mother and brother Gary. The gathering included family from Bancroft and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Fowler
Lewis McLain
Theil Parker and
Wayne
Bancroft
Gary Gary
Alarmed motorist asks about crash as man changes tire
An anxious motorist stops beside an overturned small sports car and asks if anyone is hurt. The passerby calmly replies that there was no accident and that he is simply changing a tire.
Probate hearing for Christian Call will and letters testamentary
Public notice announces a first time hearing in Caribou County Idaho for the probate of Christian Call also known as Chris Call. Annie E Call seeks Letters Testamentary. hearing set for November 7 1969 at 4:00 PM in Soda Springs Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Call
Chris Call
Anne E. Call
Annie E. Call
Soda Springs
Caribou
Idaho
Ray Davis
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones Attorneys At Law
Central Building
Pocatello
Foreclosure Auction Notice and Stockholders Meeting
In Caribou County Idaho a September 1969 foreclosure decree demands sale of Lot 3 in Block 1 of the Lewis Subdivision Soda Springs to satisfy a 4510.25 debt plus interest. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott will auction the property November 27 1969 at 11:00 am at the front door of the House in Springs. Also notice of the Last Chance Company annual stockholders meeting is set for November 3 1969 at Grace High School Little Theatre to review operations and elect a board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel M. Larson
Edna Larson
Verlin Freeman
Gloria Freeman
Chaco Distributors OF
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls, Inc
Caribou County
Idaho
Lewis
Soda
Caribou
State of Idaho
State of Ti
Tecondy
Ty Ag Springs
Ais Tiff
Stockhyers
Last Chance Company
Little Theatre
Grace High School
Grace
Bou County
Man
Election Notice Bancroft Idaho 1969 General Election
City of Bancroft Idaho announces general election on November 4 1969 polls open noon to 8 PM at City Hall. Voters must be 21 US citizen three months residency and registered or have voted in last two municipal elections. Re-registration required if moved within ward or precinct. Registration hours 9 00 PM to 5 00 PM and 7 00 PM to 9 00 PM until Saturday before election. Eva Davids City Clerk Pub Sept 18 Oct 23.
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City of Grace
WIS
Irene Weaver
Idaho
Bancroft
United States
Eva Davids
City Hall
City of Grace Public Election Notice and Voting Rules
The City of Grace Idaho announces a General Municipal Election on November 4, 1969. Polls open noon to 8 pm at Legion Hut. Nominations due 28 to 4 days before election. Voters must be 21, a citizen, and resident of the city.
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Rose of White-Tail Deer
Duty
God
Polaris
Bancroft, Idaho
Carl Hemmert
Butte, Mont
Clyde Hamp
Virginia Hamp
Marie Matthews
Joy Thomas
Maryann Preece
LuJean Harris
LaRae Rasmussen
NaReese Welker
Verla Ayers
Tom Todd
Blackfoot
Dale Dunn
Vernal Hopkins
Diamond Creek
Donna Dunn
Frank Christensen
Las Vegas
Nev
Lorin Stone
Verdon Cordingly
Stone
Mrs Cordingly
Lyle
Stan Titcomb
Hall
Canada
Ogden
Canadian Air Force
Clyde Caress
Trudy
Bob Caress
Mrs
Reed Balls
Fern Balls
High Council
Albert Christman
George Kimball
City of
Sixth Judicial District
Canton
Ralph J. Marriot
Say
Soda’ Springs
Legion Hut
Citzen
Twoithy
Dike Lake
Jakson Dike
Cortez Christensen
Trail Motel
Shelley
Idato
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