2003-10, October 2003 (Jerome)

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  FEATURES

  
  Disaster on the Trail: The Utter Massacre
  by Jerry Branson

  A group of forty men, women and children set out from Fort Hall in late August of 1860. What followed was one of the worst tragedies in the history of the West—for both settlers and Native Americans. Jerry Branson weaves this sad tale of woe, when disaster struck on the Oregon Trail.

  Jerome
  by Dixie Thomas Reale

  From the top of I.B. Perrine’s stagecoach, from which parcels of land were auctioned off in 1907, to the sound of the fire siren reverberating across to the new Wal-Mart, Jerome has managed to grow while still keeping a firm grip on the treasures of its past.

  Muzzleloaders
  by David Rauzi

  How do you spend your weekend? David Rauzi introduces us to a few intrepid souls who choose to don coonskin and take a step beyond the silent pages of history into the reality of what it might have meant to be mountain men.

  
  DEPARTMENTS

  Flavor of the Month: The Cult of Krispy Kreme
  by Daniel Rutledge

  
  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: The Mare
  by Will Edwinson

  
  Hall of Fame: Baseball Legend Harmon Killebrew

  
  Fiction Contest: Publisher’s Choice Adult Division, It Was Dance Time
  by Duane L. Peterson

  Who We Are: Jerome Triplets
  by Peg Roberson

  Free Range Verse: Autumn in Western Idaho
  by Don Adair

  
  Front Porch Tales: A Change of View
  by Ginger Beall

  
  One Spud Short: I Think I’ll Photograph Ducks from Now On
  by Lori Corbett

  
  Out of this World: Idaho’s Near Space Program
  by Paul Verhage

  
  Historical Snapshot: An Early Jerome Landmark
  by Arthur Hart

  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Caldwell, Fort Hall, Grace, Grangeville, Jerome, Payette, St. Anthony

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  Weight	0.17 oz