Timeless McCammon HC: The story of a remarkable Idaho frontier town

When McCammon began, most folks called it The Crossing. It was in an obscure place where few men had ventured. It sat on the banks of the Port Neuf, a river deemed so uncrossable that the Oregon Trail deviated 100 miles to avoid it. It was in a territory where the Government did not allow white men.
McCammon's founder was shot in the back by the sheriff. Harkness, his successor, prospered at the same spot on the Portneuf River, overcoming massive government efforts to drive him out, and be...