Kootenai County history spans floods to Fort Coeur d'Alene
A historical overview tracks Kootenai County from its 1863 creation and boundary debates through to Coeur d’Alene’s growth, the Mullan Road era, fur trade, missions, and the 1915 formation of Benewah County. It notes Westwood Rathdrum as seats, Fort Sherman, and the Lake Coeur d’Alene boat era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kootenai
Idaho Territory
Panhandle
Senea
Pend Orielle
Westwood
Rathdrum
Seneacquoteen
Post Office Department
Governent
Coeur d'Alene
Kootefai
Boundary
Bonner
Benewah
Prom
David Thompson
Northwest Fur Company
North
Idaho
Spokane
Coeur -Alene
St Joe
Jesus
Nevar
Taibaee Cate
Mission of the Sacred Heart
Read
Kootena
Fort Walla Walla
Wash
Fort Benton
Montana
John Mullan
Willen
Sherman
Alene
Lee
Fort Coeuraha
Coeur d'Aiere
Lake Coeur Alene
Amelia Wheaton
Kootenai County
Lewis County
Sandpoint
Gent
Glark
Coeur @Alene
Lawniras
Stopimiyanto
Lake Coeur d'Alene
IOOF
Morris Brothers
Academy of Immaculate Heart of Mary
Thoniss J. Purcell
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M. B. Wannacott
Wannacott
Peter DeSmet
Atta
Pionteers
Mllan
Mullan Road
Westswood
Tane Trice
St Maries
Horace C Gilson
Hong Kong
Idaho Treasury
Annae
Fisit
Hevapur
Gannett
Big Wood River
Gary McNail
Billy Knorpp
Beaver Creek
Stanley Basin
Caribou County
SUN
Soda Springs
Ford
Interrest
Try Fotal
Falcon
Mobil
Boda Springs, Idaho
Rhiye
MAO Iti Ray
Aca
J. R. Simplot Co. Minssels and “Chemical “Division
Pocatello
Ican
Errata