2003-08, August 2003 (Riggins)

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  FEATURES

  Bridges of Bonner County
  by Ann Clizer

  Ever take a bridge for granted? It is an easy thing to do. In north Idaho, however, it is a little tougher, seeing as bridges are pretty integral to daily life. Turn to Ann Clizer’s story about the bridges of Bonner County and spend some time appreciating. Every bridge has a story!

  Riggins
  by Ashley Mayes

  Riggins is a small town that beats deep in the heart of a narrow canyon. Situated at the confluence of the Salmon River and the Little Salmon river, Riggins is located on U.S. Highway 95, forty-five miles south of Grangeville and thirty-five miles north of New Meadows. Find out how what was once little more than a large sandbar became a dynamic town of 500.

  A Man Called Rube
  by Arthur Hart

  The most revered lawman in Idaho, Orlando “Rube” Robbins, was the brain and brawn behind the capture of many frontier outlaws. An impressive monument in Pioneer Cemetery on Boise’s Warm Springs Avenue was erected by his many admirers. You can still see it there today.

  
  DEPARTMENTS

  
  Fun & Games: Full Moon Paddle
  by Rhoda Sanford

  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: Instinct or Guardian Angel? Part II
  by Will Edwinson

  Who We Are: The Wave
  by Dirk Andreasen

  Free Range Verse: Raging River Refrain: An Ode to the Salmon River
  by Larry Gwartney

  Smalltown Flavor: Geertson Trail Rides
  by Melinda Stiles

  Historical Snapshot: Meridian Turns 100!
  by Arthur Hart

  One Spud Short: HELP!
  by Shirley A. Lund

  
  Fiction Contest: Publisher’s Choice Adult Division, The Angel of Yankee Fork
  by Les Tanner

  
  Clean Plate Club: Alaska’s Best: Believe It or Not!
  by Kitty Fleischman

  Front Porch Tales: Bill n’ Me
  by Ginger Beall

  
  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Bonner County – Bridges, Grace, Idaho City, Lake Pend Oreille, Meridian, Rexburg, Riggins, Rupert, Salmon, Sandpoint, Weippe