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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1948
Page
4
The mining town of Mullan grew after the Gold Hunter mine opened a lead and silver strike by George Good. By 1888 the village had 20 log and 155 frame houses, a sawmill, and 150 residents. Named for Captain John Mullan, it joined the railroad in 1889 and incorporated in 1904, later rebuilt after a 1910 fire.
Mr O and Mrs Jin Tindhardt were visitors in Salt Lake City over the weekend, staying briefly and touring local sites. The couple appeared in public without incident and left city landmarks quietly.
University of Idaho extension reports show pressure cooking potatoes preserves more vitamin C than boiling. Tests at North Carolina and Montana stations found 83 percent retention with eight minutes under pressure versus 75 percent or less with ordinary boiling. Cooking in the jacket and minimal water helps thrift-conscious households maximize potato nutrients.
A reading of a rustic weekly menu lists baked potato with cheese gravy buttered tomato and salad on Wednesday followed by vegetable beef stew carrot strips and fruit jello with whipped cream on Thursday. Saturday notes Mr and Mrs Hollingsworth Ken Stokes and Hyrum Bennett spent the day at Mud Lake on business.
A sociable dinner party at Mr and Mrs Merle Dahle’s home featured the Dahles and Mr and Mrs Clyde Nielsen. Guests included Mervin and Kay Whitney Archie and Rachel Lott Claude and June LaPray Eldon and Audrey Hansen Oscar and Margaret Campbell Richard and Edna Lemmon Myron and Gladys Merrill Frank and Greta Parker.
Myrtle Wentworth reports Mrs Vernell Mickelsen with her son Craig were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strobel at Mrs Heninger's parents home in Salt Lake City.
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