Bancroft Residents Host Weekend Visitors and Events
A roundup from Bancroft notes Mrs Barbara Morrison and sons visiting her parents the Eliasons while Lee Hatch returns home from Hillcrest Haven. Visitors attend open house for George Hogan in Bancroft with relatives from Salmon American Falls and Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Morrison
Art Bowman
Blackfoot
John Call
Doyle Argyle
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Fred Yost
George Higginson
Boise
W. H. Humpherys
Bancroft
Yost
Bill
Nellie Blackburn
Fred Corbett
Edward
Buzz
la Mar Henderson
Shirley
Roger Hogan
Byu
Vera Bartlett
San Francisco
Joseph
Caribou Hospital
Ammon Hatches
Donna Peterson
Pocatello
Vernal Coles
Kent
Rigby
George Hogan
Eldred Hogan
Linnea Hogan
Ethel Rowsell
Mabel Grant
Agnes Knowles
Eva Modersitzki
Frank Daniels
Salmon
Cal Grant
American Falls
Don Adams
Matt Hill
Malad
Ernest Hogan
Logan
Provo
Joseph Hatch
Sandy
Utah
Fremont
Calif
Bancroft Ward
Kraft Cheese Moves into Idaho Dairy Plant Network
Industrial Idaho traces Kraft Cheese Company’s Idaho expansion from 1922 Boise visit to a network of five Idaho plants in Aberdeen Blackfoot Carey Ririe and Rupert plus a sixth in Paris. Kraft bought Idaho Packing Co plant at Pocatello and shifted leaf cheese production from San Francisco to Pocatello, securing a steady dairy market for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Cheese Company
Idaho
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Kraft
J. L. Kraft
San Francisco
Idaho Packing Co
Pocatello
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Carey
Ririe
Rupert
Paris
Kraft Began Idaho Dairying Ties and Minnetonka Cave Discovery
Kraft company aided Idaho dairying growth citing water from the Snake River and favorable climate. Edward Arnell discovered Minnetonka cave in 1906 while hunting. nine natural rooms with a 300 foot diameter chamber. Located near Bear Lake Idaho. cave later developed in 1938 with trails and railings. Forest Service now maintains three camp grounds in St Charles Canyon nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kraft
J. L. Kraft
Snake River
Kraft Company
Edward Arnell
St. Charles
Minnetonka
Utah-Idaho
Bear Lake
St. Charles Canyon
U. S. Forest Service
Know Your Idaho Falling Waters Cave Formation
Thousands of years of underground water in Idaho dissolved limestone along fracture planes to hollow Minne Tonka Cave. Rain and snowmelt supplied carbon dioxide to water which dissolved lime along cracks created by earthquakes and settling, leaving insoluble clay and polishing quartzite as sand and pebbles moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Minnetonka Cave
Golf no longer a rich man’s game says rising poor players
The piece argues that golf has broadened beyond the wealthy, noting millions of lower income players take up the sport. It highlights shifting access and participation trends across social classes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thiel Parker
Gerald Tolman
Thiel
Carol Parker
Robert
Ellen Jenkins
Blaine
Ruth Priestley
Gerald
Alberta Tolman
Norman
Janet Tolman
Bob
Christy Monson
Richard
Joy Hobson
Dennis
Deanne Moser
Frank
Virginia Barker
Nedra Bowles
Edmund J. Reed
Mary Ann Barnes
Presbyterian Church
Liniger
Bert Clays
Margaret Jensen
Gene Nichols
Holiday Inn
Virginia Ruger
Donna Holbrook
Evelyn Hayes
Haroldene Knowles
Delores Maxwell
Mada Smith
Cora Ruger
Lucky Davids
Joel Davids
Formosa
Carol
Pearl Lewis
Eva Davids
Lucky
Thailand
New Mexico
Debi Davids
By Franklin Folger
Mercury
FORD
Lakeview Motors
Soda Springs