Museum of North Idaho:Cemetery Tours though October. Reservations required. Contact Dick for more information

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Saturday, October 24th in Ephrata is the dedication of another Palmer Historical Marker at the Nat Washington House at 42 C St. NW at 11:30 a.m. across the street from the Grant Count Courthouse. Reception to follow. Members of the Washington family will be present.

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Idaho Humanities annual Speaker will be astronaut Scott Kelly -October 29, 7pm at CDA Resort

Gather Meeting, Nov. 2, 2026 at 1:00pm,

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Executive Meeting Nov 5, 2026 at 12:30pm.

Wreaths Across America

The annual Wreaths Across America ceremony and wreath-laying schedule for the Washington State Veterans Cemetery in Medical Lake (near Spokane) is set for Saturday, December 19, 2026:

Ceremony Time: 09:00 AM PST
Wreath Placement: Immediately following the ceremony
Location: Washington State Veterans Cemetery, 21702 W Espanola Rd, Medical Lake, WA 99022
Cost: Free to attend; sponsoring a live remembrance wreath costs $17

Looking for volunteers for 2027 Gather

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Don't forget membership dues is coming up

Contact : Cindy, Duane or Dick for members-payments

To members of Westerners Spokane Corral, You're in our thoughts after the destructive wildfires impacting your community. I realized your Corral is also hosting this year's Annual Gathering and History Conference. Kudos on your informative website.

On behalf of Flagstaff Corral in northern Arizona, Karen Malis-Clark Deputy Sheriff (I'm also a retired US Forest Service Public Info Officer and former Incident Management Team PIO)

Westerner Spokane Corral's won 2025

Award

Westerners International names Spokane Corral the "Best" in the Heads Up Award for small club in the nation. Congratulation Westerners. We won this "Heads Up Award" in year 2021 also. The winning criteria consists of great programs, strong membership, producing publications, outside activities, and community contributions. Check out page 9 of the attached copy of the most recent Westerners Buckskin to see other awards presented.
Also, thank Maggie Crabtree for getting an article in the Westerners Buckskin about our Kettle Falls field trip in May on page 7. Way to go Maggie!
A big thank you goes to all the members who regularly attend, those who produce programs, and those who work on the several committees that make this club hum along so well. Sincerely Dick Jensen Sheriff

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Discover the Fascinating History of Westerner Spokane Corral

From the early indigenous tribes that roamed the land to the arrival of European settlers, the history of Westerner Spokane Corral is full of fascinating stories and events. Our society is committed to researching and documenting this rich history, and sharing it with our members and visitors. Explore our archives, exhibits, and events to learn more about the people, places, and events that have shaped Westerner Spokane Corral.

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Our museum is home to a collection of artifacts, documents, and photographs that tell the story of Westerner Spokane Corral's past. From Native American tools and pottery to Civil War era weapons and uniforms, our exhibits showcase the diversity and complexity of Westerner Spokane Corral's history. Come visit us and discover something new about your community.

Westerners International News

Westerners International has about 60 "corrals" (clubs) within United States and about 20 corrals located in foreign nations (mostly around United States Defense Department locations). Spokane Corral is the only corral in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. Our publication, the Pacific Northwesterner, is distributed to members and to many organizations including Princeton and Yale Universities. Our members are historians, authors, world travelers, and people interested in history.