Garden City Visitors Share Weekend Social Roundup
Montpelier residents Mr and Mrs Sam Tunks visited sister Laura Hodges. Ogden guests included Mr and Mrs Sterling Rich and Mr and Mrs Estel Whitney. Sue Wicker works at Lela's Salon. Multiple families and guests attended local church and a large Satterthwaite reunion in Logan with 138 descendants. 97 attended.
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Sam Tunks
Montpelier
Laura Hodges
Sterling Rich
Ogden
Sue Wicker
Lela
Montpelie
Helen Cornin
Randolph
LeRoy Sorenson
Sid Butz
Blaine Pope
Arco
Ross Popes
Julius Wright
Brigham City
Estel Whitney
L. J. Shurtliff
Ovid
Bryan Booth
T. C. Calder
Clearfield
Utah
God
Mattie Price
Salt Lake City
Lillianquist
Milford Loveland
McKay Lovelands
Dean Smiths
Bish Haven
Ross Pope
Chicago
Minetonka
St Charles
Bart Satterthwaite
Darrell Jacobson
Arnold Wilde
San Diego
Calif
Keith Johnson
Laketown
Robert Satterthwaites
Logan
Victor
Rose Satterthwaite
Russell Satterthwaite
Idaho Travel Spotlight Revisits Thompson Fort Area Sights
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development presents a travel series noting 150th anniversary observances at Kallyspell House near Thompson’s fort site on Pend Oreille. Readers are urged to visit Kootenai river valley wildlife areas, Pend Oreille lakes, and Priest Lake for fishing boating and scenic drives with accessible highways and campgrounds.
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Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
Panhandle
David Thompson
Old North West Fur Company
Pack River
Lake Pend Oreille
Thompson
United States
Astoria
Columbia River
Kallyspell House
Kootenai River
Alaska
Arctic
Kootenai
Selkirk Range
Canada
Bonners Ferry
Bayview
Farragut Naval Base
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille
Albeni Falls
U.S. Army Engineers
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Columbia
Waneta
British Columba
Priest Lake
Idaho Fish and Game
Wes Hamlet
Kaniska National Forest
Priest River
Orqgastern
Priest Lakes
Idaho travel feature sketches Pend Oreille region
The piece highlights Lake Pend Oreille and surrounding towns with roads and recreation while recalling David Thompson's 1809 route. It notes Kallyspell House on the lake's eastern shore, major lakes Pent Oreille and Priest, and abundant hunting and fishing, as part of a four part state travel series by Idaho Department of Commerce and Development for 1960.
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Lake Pend Oreille
David Thompson
Old North West Fur Company
Pent Oreille
Priest Lakes
Idaho
Department of Commerce and Development
Juror’s Creed Calls Civic Duty A Privilege Not Burden
The passage presents a juror creed emphasizing seeking truth, listening to evidence, following court instructions, and impartial deliberation. It urges jurors to set aside bias, respect fellow jurors, and uphold justice while recognizing duty as a civic privilege for citizens.
Idaho Bar Information Service Column Notice
Information service column from the State Bar of Idaho mentions Judge John H. Flanigan of Carthage Missouri. Content appears as a background note rather than a court action or ruling.
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John H. Flanigan
Carthage
Missouri
State Bar of
Idaho
Muskellunge Trophy Fishing Strategies and Lure Advice
Angling editor Jason Lucas explains muskies are scarce and selective, requiring location spotting and targeted tackle. Use 6 to 8 ounce lures, 20 pound test line, and gear suited for bass or pike in musky hotspots to maximize sport and chances of a bite. Even if a musky isn’t caught, fishing yields solid bass or pike action.
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Midas
Jason Lucas
Sports Afield Magazine
Leeth Lake
Idaho Health Officials Warn Botulism Outbreak Claims Lives
Six people in eastern Idaho suffered botulism from food poisoning, a lethal strain. Two deaths occurred within three days, and two more individuals are critically ill while four others recovered.
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Idaho
Six Stricken After Eating Home Canned Beets
The Paris Post reports six people became ill after consuming home canned beets. The Idaho Department of Health warns residents to discard any home canned foods with odd smells or bulging containers. Boiling for five minutes can kill botulism. handle refrigerated goods at 82 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Idaho
Eepartment of Health
Deadly botulism linked to airless food jars
Botulism, harmless in air, becomes deadly when foods are sealed without oxygen. Low acid home canned items like beans corn beets spinach and asparagus risk toxin production. Meat products also implicated. Victims show double vision and swallowing difficulty. breathing can fail, with symptoms appearing 2 to 86 hours after consumption.
U P Plans to Buy 1000 New Reefers
Pacific Fruit Express announces plans to construct 1 025 multi purpose mechanical reefer cars at an estimated cost of 27 million dollars. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads own PFE. One thousand cars 50 feet long, 60 tons, will carry refrigeration units from zero to 70 degrees for up to 20 days.
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Charles V. Ahern
Pacific Fruit Express Company
PFE
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroads
James Corbett Wins First Modern Weight Crown
The first professional fighter to claim the modern sharp weight crown used gloves and three minute rounds, James Ji Corbett securing a historic title under new rules.
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James Ji Corbett
Marathon Race Origin From Greece To Athens
The marathon began in Greece running 26 miles from Marathon to Athens and was first staged around 490 B.C. The event established the modern athletic tradition and inspired later long distance races.
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Greece
Marathon
Athens
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