A new town called Arbon asks Malad for a mail route
Early in 1898 a delegation from Arbon, a settlement of about 100 people in Bannock Valley, came to Malad City to press for a mail route, and the Malad Enterprise wrote it up.
News, remembrances, and stories of Arbon Valley from two sources: the newspapers that reported the valley from the 1890s on, and the ArbonValley.com community blog of 2010–2020.
Routine notices (meeting notices, reminders and classifieds) are left out of this list; find them under Notices.
Early in 1898 a delegation from Arbon, a settlement of about 100 people in Bannock Valley, came to Malad City to press for a mail route, and the Malad Enterprise wrote it up.
In the spring of 1857 Brigham Young's company came down a steep spur ridge into Bannock Valley on its way to Fort Limhi, and two accounts of the journey give the earliest printed picture of the valley yet found.