2007-09, September 2007 (Picabo)

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  FEATURES

  Ray Holes Saddle Company; A Cowboy Tradition 
  by Janet Williamson

  In Grangeville, the working cowboy can find the tools of his trade. For almost seventy years, some of the finest “using” saddles have been made, by hand, at the Ray Holes Saddle Co. A commitment to excellence, uncanny durability, and word of mouth have combined to create an enduring legion of Ray Holes customers and friends.

  Picabo—Spotlight City
  by Karen Bossick

  Located thirty-seven miles south of Sun Valley, Picabo is the home of the Silver Creek Preserve, a private/public nature reserve administered by The Nature Conservancy. And that is only one portion of the natural beauty that Picabo offers to visitors and the people who live and work there.

  From Idaho to Kirkuk
  by Debu Majumdar

  Like members of the military all across the US, members of the Idaho National Guard have played a part in the ongoing war in Iraq. And, while there was a great deal of culture shock while living and working in a new and often dangerous environment, these men and women bring back enduring memories of their tours in an ancient and war-torn land.

  DEPARTMENTS

  Who We Are: Oldest Barber in the State Retires, by Rodney D. Boam

  Northern Exposure: Huckleberry Tent & Breakfast, by Desire Aguirre

  Family Matters: Becoming Idahoans, by Terry Allen

  Animal Kingdom: Wilderness Standoffs, by Joe Glymour

  Life’s Lessons: Personal Standards, by Ann Clizer

  Profile: Lane Russell; Artist, by Cassandra Cridland

  Fiction Contest Winner: Fillmore’s Magic Elixir, by Les Tanner

  One Spud Short: Double Barrel Ten Gauge, by Bill Corbett

  Studebaker Says: Axel Rose and Thunder, by William Studebaker

  Recipe Contest: Mom’s Beef Stroganoff, by Mary Beth Mowry

  September Contributors

  IN THIS ISSUE!
  Boise, Caldwell, Clark Fork, Grangeville, Idaho Falls, Picabo, Pocatello, Preston, Sandpoint, Soda Springs, Twin Falls