Issue: 2013-07, July 2013 (Mount Idaho)
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Last month in Part I, the early days of renowned lawman Tim Nettleton were recounted. This concluding part describes some of his many encounters, both amusing and dangerous, with wrongdoers.

Desert Sheriff, Part II

Last month in Part I, the early days of renowned lawman Tim Nettleton were recounted. This concluding part describes some of his many encounters, both amusing and dangerous, with wrongdoers.
By James R. Spencer
The important historical roles this small community played in the Nez Perce War and in regional commerce are almost hidden from view nowadays.

Mount Idaho

The important historical roles this small community played in the Nez Perce War and in regional commerce are almost hidden from view nowadays.
By Amanda Breitbach Ragsdale
Not much is more idylic than a hot springs resort in the family, but after the one at Clarendon was destroyed by acts of man and Nature, almost nothing remained of it except the author's memories.

The Swans of Clarendon

Not much is more idylic than a hot springs resort in the family, but after the one at Clarendon was destroyed by acts of man and Nature, almost nothing remained of it except the author's memories.
By J. L. Bowman
A New Nest in the Neighborhood
Idaho Falls

Eagle Eye

By Kris Millgate
A Magic View of the Magic Valley
Buhl

From Where I Sit

By Michael Rogers
Leading Abused Horses Back to Life
Southern Idaho

The Winds of Heaven

By Diana Gipe
How Not to Fly Fish
Warm River

Ineptitude

By Ryan Lynch
A Canine Who Teaches Reading
Rigby

Professor Dog

By Ward Stevens
A Wondrous Sight
Box Canyon Springs

Pelicans Overhead

By James Blue
How Not to Clean Up the Cottonwood Cotton
Ketchum

Driveway on Fire

By Ray Brooks
Vince Welch's <em>The Last Voyageur</em>
Idaho Books

When the River Was Unbridled

By Jo Deurbrouck
Dad's Drawer
Idaho At Large

Yesterday Again

By Steve Carr

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