Miscellaneous newspaper articles about
Rio Blanco County
Any death, marriage or birth announcements will be listed on the
appropriate page
November 30, 1900
Idaho Daily Statesman, Boise City Idaho
COLORADO GAME WARDENS AFTER INDIAN HUNTERS
Meeker, Colo., Nov. 29-Word came in last night from a
ranchman named Joseph McKee that a large band of Indians passed Rangely six days
ago headed for Spring Creek and Yellow creek. It is believed that they are
killing deer in that section.
The deputies and the game wardens left their wagons and heavy
stuff at Angora and have taken camping outfits and saddle horses and are in
pursuit of the Indians. They expect to overtake them before tomorrow evening.
The only possible way for the Indians to escape is by getting
some word from ranchmen or persons in sympathy with them.
An attempt will be made to arrest them and bring them here
for trial it is also reported that two large bands are encamped in Coyote basin.
July 16, 1959
Caribou County Sun, Soda Springs Idaho
DRILL TEAM SPONSORS "COTTON BALL" FRIDAY
The Drill Team of Soda Springs High School sponsored a dance,
entitled "Cotton Ball" Friday night.
Pamela Stewart, of Rangely, Colorado, and Morgan Leavitt, of
Soda Springs, were crowned Queen and King of the "Cotton Ball." A good time was
had by the large crowd in attendance.
Miss Pamela Stewart, accompanied her parents back to their
home at Rangely, Colorado. Pam has been visiting her friends here in Soda the
past week. The Stewarts are former residents of Soda Springs, and Mrs. Stewart a
former employee of the Caribou County Sun.
©Shauna Williams