License listing from court notes includes local names
A fragmentary court notice lists licenses issued at the county courthouse with names including Robinette Martha Ann Lab and others, showing ages and hometowns such as Soda Springs and Clarks.
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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
10
A fragmentary court notice lists licenses issued at the county courthouse with names including Robinette Martha Ann Lab and others, showing ages and hometowns such as Soda Springs and Clarks.
Designers note shifts in lace, colors, and patterns across furniture and decor. Manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and decorators watch trends as outdoor fabrics move indoors for a leisure look. A display highlights dining rooms and book wall ideas, with shades and trims matching floors and furniture.
Old time friends at Gray greet George and Rachel Muir of Whittier California and Vivian Latta with Bob Latta and Geraldine. The extended Muir family gatherings mark the first time in 14 years all are together. LaRae Robinson finishes business course in Salt Lake City returns to Soda Springs. Elmo Pack builds a 24 by 26 foot four room house for his 97 year old father Q R Pack from staves of a wooden pipeline. Clegg Brothers of Bench Idaho offer apples and pears. Vaudeville show at Idaho Theatre features Gray Old Bird and the Mansfield brothers.
About 50 friends and relatives gathered to honor H. H. Horsley on his 82nd birthday, Sept. 6. Born in England in 1862 he moved to Salt Lake and later settled in Soda Springs 56 years ago. He is father to 16 children and has 62 grandchildren and remains active in his mercantile business.
Local notes report McCammon balking at a $200 wager with Soda Springs. Judge Jim Stevens of Blackfoot, grand master of Idaho Odd Fellows, met Soda Springs Lodge No. 41. Other items include a new coat of paint for D Whitman’s roof, a damaged dynamo delaying lights, a Rose Bud Dancing Club event, and a 25 to 5 loss by Preston to Soda Springs with music at Fryar’s Hall.
In a Fifth District Class B game at Grace, North Gem surged late to win 14-7 after three quiet quarters. George Millward hit Tony Sorensen on an 80 yard pass for a late go ahead touchdown, then R. E. Faulkner sealed it with a rushing score after Grace fumbled. North Gem finished with 170 yards offense to Grace’s unavailable stats.
Three traffic incidents near Soda Springs are recorded with driver names and damages. A 1961 pickup driven by Samuel Small rolled over on a curve east of Soda Springs. A 1962 car owned by Andrew Anderson swerved to avoid a deer on the Blackfoot River road. A 1965 auto driven by John Demar Sorenson went out of control on a Trail Canyon road. Sheriff Ralph Marriott investigated each case. Camp Tosobia meets Daughters of Utah Pioneers hear Verda Weaver on 1868. Visitation of Bryce Nelson and Shirley Squires at the Nelson home.
Soda Springs Cardinals edged Malad 19 to 13 in a downpour. Key plays included Randy Budge 5 yard keeper for the first score and a 75 yard kickoff return by Steve Weighall. Willard Humphreys ripped 73 yards before a Malad goal line stand, while Allen Erickson negated a Dragon TD with a later return.
A brief social note records Nevada visitors visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Transtrum. The event details are limited to the visit and the hosts.
During the week the parents Mr and Mrs H E Mifflin of Ely traveled with the transtrums to Malad and Shelley to visit relatives. The Mifflins returned home Friday.
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