2004-07, July 2004 (Cottonwood)

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  FEATURES

  Idaho Governors
  by Arthur Hart

  Idaho has had more than its share of both scoundrels and saints in the governor’s office. Historian Arthur Hart traces our gubernatorial past—from the pioneer days of Idaho territory, when our governors were appointed by the president, to statehood and the coming of the “people’s choice.”

  
  Cottonwood–Spotlight
  by Lyle Wirtanen & Frances Allard

  There is a western way of life going on in this charming little Idaho town. A universal theme of optimism and enthusiasm seems to pervade the community. Ask Cottonwood’s “movers and groovers” and they’ll tell you they wouldn’t live anywhere else in the world.

  Volunteering Outdoors in Idaho
  by Sharon Johnson

  Summer is often about taking: taking a swim, taking a trip, or just taking a drink, but the truly inspired among us know it can also be about giving, and there is no gift better than the donation of one’s time. Find out how you can do just that this summer by volunteering.
  

  DEPARTMENTS

  
  Fiction Contest First Place, Youth Division: The Wildflower
  by Ciara Huntington

  Front Porch Tales: Critter
  by Lynn Farley

  Who We Are: The Shilling House
  by M. Deloris Hensheid

  Backcountry Culture: The Art of Mantracking
  by Sue Izard

  Centenarians: Olga Fisher
  by Lisa Dayley

  One Spud Short: Under the Orange Hat
  by Les Tanner

  
  Fiction Contest Second Place Adult Division: The Coyote
  by Jack Lintelmann

  Northern Exposure: The Ol’ Boot Tree
  by Sherry Ramsey

  
  Good Neighbors: The Blaine Schoolhouse
  by Bill London

  Historical Snapshot: Idaho Goes Dry
  by Arthur Hart

  
  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Blackfoot, Blaine, Boise, Caldwell, Cottonwood, Moscow, Priest Lake, Rupert, Weiser