The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
Soda Springs Notes.
Especial Correspondencel

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Soda Springs. Ida. July 2S-GOver-
nor Heber NJ. Wells and Charles A.
Burton of Salt Lake have been fishing
in the BlackfOOt river. ten miles north
of here. They returned home Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lynch of Salt
Lake are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Rose. Mrs. Lynch is a granddaughter
of the late President Brigham Young
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A party from Salt Lake. composed of
Dave, Paul and Hugh Tarpey, Arthur
Hudson and Norris Burke, passed
through here this week on their way
to the national park.
Miss Hanauer. Miss Lowe and others
of a party who have been rusticating
in this neighborhood for two weeks
past, returned to Salt Lake this week.
Joe Momhert of PocatellO and Homer
Williams of San Francisco. both wool
BUYERS. have been in Soda this week.
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b. W. Reynolds of Fremont. Neb..
who is associated with a. J. Knollin
d Co. was sent home sick Thursday.
John Wells George Moss. Ed Harris
and ID. J. Jones. all of Woodruff, Onei-
da county, Idaho. are in town prepar-
ing to ship few cars of their fat
lambs to eastern markets.
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Our honorable mayor and proprietor
of the Idan-ha displayed the stars and
striDes over the hotel on July 24-the
only indication in Soda Springs that
it was Pioneer day.
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Seven fishermen went angling this
week and Caupbr Diupfv-SpvRO front in
four hours.
Mrs. Flora 2. Crane has sold her
large mercantile establishment here to
George h. Hart and has moved to Los
Angeles Cal. to make her permanent
home. Mrs Crane will be missed by
the society of Soda Springs. but all
wish her success. Her husband died
some three years ago, leaving her
prosperous business, of which she has
just disposed.
J. p. Smith, proprietor of the Carl
boo hotel, died on Sunday last, and
funeral services were conducted Mon
day by Rev. p. NJ Ellefson. Mr.. Smith
was born in West Port, Mo-, in 1859,
and was well known throughout this
western country. He leaves a wife and
two steDchildren in this place. His
father. mother and other relatives re-
side in Missouri.
The Bannock county teachers insti-
tute has been in session here all the
week and the following pedagogues
were in attendance: Clara j. Boyle,
Big Lost River; Miss Bergener, Soda
Springs: Lutte Bassett, Lago; Mrs.
Eda NJ. Byrne. Pocatello: G. f. Beck
stead. Swan Lake; J. II. Bovine, Cen
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Springs; Daisy Davis, Soda Springs;
G. A. Engle, Henry; Weir Forrest,
Oneida: Margaret Forrest, Oneida:
Minnie Lau. Soda Springs; Anna Lau
Soda Springs: Rose Lau, Soda Springs:
Margaret f. McCOnkay, POcatello; T.
+. hilbert. Malad City; Julia Sullivan,
Grace; Minnie Sullivan. Grace; Grace
Smith. PocatellO; Emma Sandberg.
Cannon. Utah; Olive Sandberg, Can
George A. Tooison, Lund; James H
Thomas. oxford; Elmer n. Try, Poca-
tello: Ollie 1. Vanderbeck. POcatello:
Louise Woodall, Soda Springs; Mrs. B.
Whitman, Soda Springs; Mabel Way
lett. Malad City.
At Idan-ha Hotel-Salt Lake: Mrs.
Elizabeth Daggett. f. W. Hazelgroye.
Mrs. Laura Sherman, Mrs. w. G.
Sharp. Miss Woodward. {. E HaW-
ner, ]. A. Cedeland, II. L. Pickett.
Max Ottenheimer, p. Pheisn of the
White House. Charles Burgoyne Miss |
Lena Savage, Emil Lehman Ogden:
J. Beitman, j. #. Engle George T. !
Busch w H. White, NJ H. Thomas, |
Oscar Kuhn. Miss Virginia Houtz, Miss /
Phebe Louise HoutZ. Denver: Mrs !
j. c. Lewis Miss Daisy b. Reid, c. a. |
Lewis. j. Dawson. w. b. Lewis, Z. c. |