The Nez Perce also say it may have something to do with a spring of water or camas ground. The meaning of the name is still greatly debated. Soon after the Corps of Discovery’s expedition through the region, the fur trading industry came to Idaho. Then gold was discovered in 1860 by ...
The Nez Perce tribe has lived on the Columbia River Plateau in the Pacific Northwest for more than 11,500 years, including the area where Kendrick is located. The northern edge of its reservation, while only a small fraction of the tribe’s historical territory...
Map created by the CDC As a parent of 3 young kids few maps have resonated as much as the map above showing where people are getting less than 7 hours sleep a night, the amount the Center for Disease Control (CDC) considers enough. The map itself was from 2014, but I’ve managed ...
In 1879 the department quartermaster began a campaign for improved officers' quarters on Alcatraz: "Having inspected the 'Rock,' as it is called, in person," he could see the necessity for additional quarters: "The 'Citadel' so called, into which each family is now crammed, without regard ...
What is Fort Fizzle? The rest area where David Burgert spent what could have been his final days got its name from a temporary military barricade erected by the U.S. Army in July 1877 to intercept members of the Nez Perce tribe who were crossing over Lolo Pass into the Bitterroot Valley...