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prominent town leader who arrived in 1891 to homestead the area.
McCall inhabitants were typical wild west gun-slinging mountain
men typical of the era and until the early 1980's firearms were
still allowed in local bars.
Mining and timber were West Central Mountain's
chief industries driving rapid evolution into lively mountain towns.
North of McCall, in Warren, you can still see placer mine tailings
made by the more than 30,000 indentured Chinese workers.
In 1924, local resident and Olympic ski
champion Cory Engen, together with a group of volunteers, founded
Winter Carnival. They created ice sculptures and organized dog sled
races commemorating the sled dogs used to carry the U.S. mail when
snow was too deep to use horses. The first races were held between
Lardo and McCall on a mile-long course. The name “Lardo”
was created when a large wagon carrying lard and flour accidentally
overturned into the Payette River thereby creating “lard -
dough.” There is a popular local establishment on the site
that still bears the name.
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The Agents of Community Real Estate McCall, Idaho
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Angela Brown
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