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Tony Jentges has been named Grand Marshal for this
year’s Greencreek 4th of July Celebration. See story at left. Photo provided
by Lorie Palmer. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The front view of St. Mary’s Hospital as it appears
today. A celebration of the building’s 50th anniversary is set for July
15 at the Idaho County Fair Grounds. See story at left. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Angie Murphy,OR/CS Tech is smiling as she holds the
check the surgery department received from the SMH Foundation Department
to help fund the new colonoscopes; Steve Frei, RN-CS/OR Coordinator,
Pat Forsmann, OR/CS Supervisor and Natasha Vilensky, OR/CS Tech are gathered
around the new scope. Photo provided by Cheri Holthaus. See story above
left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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This year's Border Days Royalty both have local ties
as Queen Nicole Poxleitner, right, is from Keuterville and Princess Shandra
Madden, left, is the granddaughter of Jim and Becky Madden of Cottonwood.
See story above left for a writeup of each girl. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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Three cheers for the SGA class of 65-the greatest
class ever! They came from as far away as Kentucky and Alaska to
meet for our 50th class reunion. Linda and Dewey at the Keuterville
Pub and Grub treated us royally. Lynne Hutchins and Vince Poxleitner
were the MC's and did a great job. Special guests for the evening were
teachers, Jerry and Mary Ann Wren, Leo and Aggie Lapke, and Sister Angela
Uhlorn escorted by Sister Janet Barnard. It was noted that we were
one of the last classes to remember what life was like without computers.
Computers were as big as refrigerators when we were in high school.
We met again the next day at the city park for an ice cream social and
more visiting. We missed all those who could not come. Submitted
by Donna Wassmuth. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Idaho County Fair Royalty float put in an appearance
at the June Picnic Parade this past Saturday. Shown are 1st Princess Lauren
Goldman and Queen Brooke Eades. 2nd Princess Madison Ulmer was unable to
attend. Photo by Steve Wherry. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Another photo from the Julius Holthaus book showing
Cottonwood around 1900 looking down Main Street from the east.
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