2004-04, April 2004 (Mountain Home)

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  FEATURES

  Digging Up The Past
  by Steven Branting

  Lewiston residents have long heard the rumor that their Normal Hill cemetery held a mass, unmarked grave—bodies purported to have been unceremoniously transferred from an older cemetery in the late 19th Century. Find out what happened when a group of intrepid students made use of some high-tech equipment to discover the truth.

  Mountain Home–Spotlight
  by John Hiler

  Many have asked how this city in the desert got its rugged name. Historian John Hiler tells us the truth behind the misnomer and much more. Learn about the town that was once considered the “Horse Capital of the West.”

  Rosalie Sorrels
  by Kitty Fleischman

  For more than a half-century, Rosalie Sorrels has taken the sounds and stories of Idaho across the continent and beyond the seas. Spend some time with this legendary singer and storyteller once described as the “most real person in folk music.”

  DEPARTMENTS

  
  Family Matters: An Idaho Love to the End
  by William Studebaker

  One Spud Short: It Came From the Deep
  by Bill Adams

  
  Road Tripping: Thirty-Six Hours In Idaho
  by Brendan Leonard

  
  Who We Are: Steam Days
  by Linda J. Henderson

  
  Fun & Games: Take the Pend Oreille Plunge
  by Dianna Doisi-Winget

  
  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: The “23”
  by Will Edwinson

  Front Porch Tales: Father
  by Ginger Beall

  Historical Snapshot: A Town To Be Proud Of: Mountain Home
  by Arthur Hart

  Fish Tales: Idaho Trout
  by Debu Majumdar

  Free Range Verse: Grandma
  by Rosphine Coby

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Borah Peak, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Fort Hall, Grace, Idaho Falls, Ketchum, Lewiston, Mountain Home, Pend Oreille, Weippe