2004-05, May 2004 (Kellogg)

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  FEATURES
  

  Ethel Chapman & Aleen Hendren
  by Caitlin Copple

  Sometimes the lives of people who make history don’t make it into our collective memory. In Boise, at least two prominent businesswomen slipped through the cracks, and their stories deserve to be told. In the 1930s Ethel Chapman and Aleen Hendren juggled housekeeping with successful and controversial careers.

  Kellogg–Spotlight
  by Erin Stuber

  Kellogg may be the only place in the world which boasts of being discovered by a jackass. According to legend, the town’s namesake, Noah Kellogg, discovered gold while searching for his wandering burro. Erin Stuber fills us in on what happened afterward.

  Backcountry Flying
  by Ryan Peck

  Backcountry pilot Bob Danner knows the Sawtooth Mountain Range like it was his backyard. In fact, it is his backyard. Fly with Dan and he will take you to some of the most beautiful and untouched wilderness anywhere.

  
  DEPARTMENTS

  Animal Kingdom: Wolf People
  by Gordon Rich

  
  Road Tripping: Idaho Mud
  by Dave Clark

  
  Fiction Contest: The Preacher and the Woodpile
  by Marylyn Cork

  Music Makers: Violin Maker Ray Leicht
  by Lori Van Pelt

  One Spud Short: Green Acres Meets Black Asphalt
  by Meg Donahue

  Front Porch Tales: Bouquet of Memories
  by Barbara Michener

  
  Mother’s Day Memories: Celebrating Mom
  by Les Tanner & Gem Magnuson

  Buddy, His Trials and Treasures
  by Will Edwinson

  
  Free Range Verse: Just Two Miles
  by Fay Briscoe

  Historical Snapshot: Early Air Disaster
  by Arthur Hart

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Caldwell, Cocolalla, Grace, Kellogg, Kendrick, Nampa, Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Sawtooth Wilderness Area, Stanley