2003-12, December 2003 (Montpelier)

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  FEATURES

  Harry Orchard: Witness for the Prosecution
  by Arthur Hart

  Harry Orchard was a remorseless criminal who assassinated one of Idaho’s most prominent early governors. But few people realize Orchard was the star witness for the prosecution, not the defendant, in the court case that brought the legendary Clarence Darrow to Idaho.

  Montpelier
  by Jo Ann Farnsworth & Dave Goins

  Tucked into the southeast corner of Idaho is a small town with big energy. Montpelier was the site of one of Butch Cassidy’s infamous bank robberies, but its more recent claim to fame is the outstanding Oregon/California Trail Center. Check out the town with a past, a present and a future worth noticing.

  The Peregrine Fund
  by Ann Taylor Peden

  Since 1970, the Peregrine Fund has been working to preserve and protect birds of prey around the globe. From its headquarters in Boise, the Peregrine Fund is working hard to keep the world’s raptors alive and thriving.

  
  DEPARTMENTS

  Letter to the Editor
  by Rod Tatsuno

  Buddy…His Trials and Treasures: Gatherin’ Bottles Part II
  by Will Edwinson

  Idaho Hall of Fame: Jana Jae

  
  Who We Are: The Ten-Cent Plate
  by Suzanne Locklear

  Road Tripping: Home for Christmas
  by Irene Dodge

  Tales of the Trail: Adventure Along the Oregon Trail
  by Lori Van Pelt

  One Spud Short: When Nature Calls
  by Norman Garlington

  Smalltown Flavor: Cowpokes
  by Jim Parker

  
  Signs of the Season: An Old Fashioned Christmas
  by Ann Taylor Peden

  Free Range Verse: The Quarter Horse
  by Bob Bash

  Fiction Contest: Harry’s Christmas
  by Marylyn Cork

  
  Historical Snapshot: Montpelier Tabernacle
  by Arthur Hart

  
  Front Porch Tales: Winter Trek
  by Ginger Beall

  
  IN THIS ISSUE!

  Boise, Caldwell, Council, Fruitland, Grace, Kellogg, Montpelier, Pierce, Pocatello, St. Maries, Sun Valley, Weippe

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  Weight	0.17 oz