October 2001–Volume 1, Number 1
FEATURES
Twin Falls
Compiled by IM Staff
The Hub of the Magic Valley is spreading its arms. Spurred on by the dairy industry the city of Twin Falls is welcoming new industry and dressing up the old warehouse district.
Gridiron Friends and Foes
By Bob Evancho
As teammates at U of I, Walker and Kramer were pals. As opponents in the NFL they were hardnosed rivals. Today, they are golfing buddies and fast friends again.
My Idaho Papa
By Volney Fleischman
Volney Fleischman recounts his father’s exploits in early Idaho.
DEPARTMENTS
Ghost Towns: Salubria’s Loss is Cambridge’s…Well It’s Cambridge, by Mary Ann Reuter
Horses: Turning Loose, by Dale Keys
Free Range Verse: Fall Gathering, by Rudy Gonzales
Dedication, by Kitty Delorey Fleischman
Rock & a Hard Place: Mount Borah, by Dave Fotsch; photos: Jay W. Krajic
Pronunciation Guide: Lapwai, assistance by Vera Sonneck
One Spud Short, compiled by IM Staff
Shave and a Haircut: The Graying of a Profession, by Dave Goins
Clean Plate Club: Grandpa’s BBQ, by Patricia Craner
Snap Shots: The Legend, by Millie Gilbert
Cemetery Sites: Morris Hill’s Famous People, by Jane Freund
Animal Kingdom: Cougar Country Comes Alive, by Natalie Bartley
Free Range Verse: Country Wedding, by Rudy Gonzales
It’s Nothing Really: Idaho Trivia, by Junior Achievement of Idaho
IN THIS ISSUE!
Arco, Boise, Borah Peak, Cambridge, Gooding, Kamiah, Pocatello, Salubria, Sandpoint, Shoshone, Stanley, Twin Falls