Washington settlers throw open their Bull Canyon picnic to the whole county
June 22, 1916 · Newspaper clipping
Seven years after one newspaper mailed to Dayton drew the first Washington homesteaders to Arbon Valley, their settlement held a three-day picnic in Bull Canyon in June 1916 and invited everyone.
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- June 22, 1916
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- American Falls Press, June 22, 1916, page 8. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
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The opening of the article as printed in the American Falls Press, June 22, 1916, page 8. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
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