Talk:Wardner, Idaho

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I was born in Kellogg in 1931 my father was born in Wardner in 1909. I have interest in reading about the area. According to reports mu Grandfather Fred Becker was the first white man to climb Kellogg Peak on horse back. I used to stay in Kellogg during the summer when I was a kid but havent been back since the 40s. My Uncle Felix Becker worked for the Sunshine mines and my father and grandfather worked for Bunker Hill. I remember a lady called Mammy Logan who lived next to my grandparents. She was such a nice lady. Does anyone by any chance have a photo of her? Where can I find more info on Kellogg and Wardner? I also plan on trying to come there soon

Sincerely Ruth (Becker ) Burgess cactusgal4@aol.com