. Progressive men of Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Fremont and Oneida counties, Idaho. ar-rival in the West, has always been one of theadvanced guard of civilization of the father becoming a farmer near Salt LakeCity, after crossing the plains in one of theox-team caravans, and one of the pioneers ofthe Cache Valley and afterward of Bear LakeValley. LTp to the time of his death he wasone of the honored members of the Mormonchurch. His faithful and devoted wife survivedher husband, dying at the age of sixty-nineyears, in iqoo, being buried at Malad mother of thirteen childr
. Progressive men of Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Fremont and Oneida counties, Idaho. ar-rival in the West, has always been one of theadvanced guard of civilization of the father becoming a farmer near Salt LakeCity, after crossing the plains in one of theox-team caravans, and one of the pioneers ofthe Cache Valley and afterward of Bear LakeValley. LTp to the time of his death he wasone of the honored members of the Mormonchurch. His faithful and devoted wife survivedher husband, dying at the age of sixty-nineyears, in iqoo, being buried at Malad mother of thirteen children. She was heldin affectionate regard and filial reverence byher offspring and the people of the variouscommunities where she so long resided. James H. Denning was but three weeksold when he left England with bis fathersfamily. His early life was passed and his edu-cation wholly acquired in Utah, where hegave diligent service in the family labors untilhe was twenty-one years of age. when he en-gaged in freighting operations which, attain-ing scope and importance, extended through. J. H. DENNING. BINGHAM, FREMONT AND ONEIDA COUNTIES, IDAHO. 225 Utah, Idaho and Montana, to which he g~avehis attention with satisfactory results for aperiod of about fourteen years, thereafter, in1884, locating as a pioneer on Sand Creekin Bingham county, Idaho. Indefatigably,and with earnestness of purpose, he has ap-plied himself with diligence to the develop-ment of his ranch and other temporal in-terests, being splendidly endowed with thosefine practical and substantial qualities whichenter into successful leadership and favorablefinancial results. As a citizen he is popularwith all classes, believing that religion is amatter of conscience and therefore not to beinterfered with; that politics is a matter ofprinciple upon which the wisest may differ,holding firmly to his own political belief as anunswerving Democrat, and being a valuedmember of his political party. A consistentmember of the Mormo
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