Daily Bee front matter and publisher details 1970
The Sandpoint Daily Bee from July 9 1970 lists publication notes including page 2 content. It states publication days Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesday and provides subscription rates and contact details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. and the publisher Pete Thompson.
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Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pendereille Printers, Inc
Chirch
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Bear trouble prompts river bear chase near home
At 10:35 a.m. Jah Brammel reported a bear trying to enter her home tearing a screen. By 11:30 a.m. Gary Churchill was released and at 3:40 p.m. Mr. Dow reported a burglary on Pack River Road with nothing missing. A grass fire was reported at 4:45 p.m. near Irwin Blood residence on Burlington Northern right of way.
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Jah Brammel
Dow
Pack River Road
Jeneten
Burlington Northern
Irwin Blood
Obituaries Louis Rauer
Louis Rauer 91 died July 7 at Bonner General Hospital born July 23 1878 in Austria He married Anna M Hartz May 27 1907 in Missouri They moved to Sandpoint in 1918 He worked as a stone mason and served with the Bonner County Sheriff's department He was a Lakeside Masonic Lodge member He is survived by three sons George Floyd and John Rauer nine grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and one brother Fred Rauer Funeral services set for July 10 at 10 a.m. in Moon Chapel Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Louis Rauer
Moon Chapel
Howard Loy
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Rauer
Bonner General Hospital
Austria
Bauer
Anna M. Hartz
Missouri
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Bob Ellersick
Lakeside Masonic Lodge
George Rauer
Spokane
Floyd Rauer
Coeur d’Alene
John Rauer
Fred Rauer
Wolcott
Indiana
Senate debate flags farm subsidies ceiling impact
In Washington Senator Williams accuses farmers of cultivating the Treasury as Congress weighs a $20,000 cap on farm subsidies. Park in Seoul reveals a secret U S Korea pact about troops. A London briefing notes Soviet restraint on war. In Freehold a judge rules the Swedish film Man and Wife not obscene under First Amendment protection.
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U. S
United Press International
Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
United States
Freehold
N. J
Merritt Lane Jr
Men Women Golf Meet at Elks Course Draws Big Crowd
Twin golf tournaments for men and women at the Elks course drew large crowds last week with hopes to make the Fourth of July event annually. Bob Olson won the first men’s flight with 106 strokes over runner-up Bob Nieman while Mary Austin dominated the women’s flight by 19 strokes.
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Elks Course
Elks
Bob Olson
Bob Nieman
Roger Twite
P.G. Hayworth
Franiik Evans
Hayworth
J. C. Nettleton
Bob Glock
Ed Nettleton
Gene Michael
Mary Austin
Lucille Riley
Lily Hedlund
Betty Frick
Family in covered wagon faces hostile stretch through Wyoming
Russell Oliver and his wife with four children traveled from Norwalk Ohio in a covered wagon aiming for Oregon, hoping for friendly welcomes but reporting taunts and refusal of shelter in Pine Bluffs and Cheyenne. They fear ending their journey as they run low on feed and work.
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Cheyenne
Russell Oliver
Oliver
Wyoming
Norwalk
Ohio
Oregon
Permanen
Olivers
Pine Bluffs
Nebraska-Wyoming
Billboard
Ambers' Home Welcomes Wide Range of Visitors
Mrs. Elmer Ambers Sr. of Sand Point notes a busy week with visitors from North Dakota, including Elmer Ambers Jr. and family from Minot who plan to return this Saturday. Also visiting are William Tweten Sr. of Rolette North Dakota, George Heslep and sons of Fresno, Clara Heslep of Charleston, Thorvald Erickson of Gresham Oregon, and Myrtle Aanderud of Everett Washington.
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Elmer Ambers Sr
Sandpoint
Elmer Ambers Jr
Minot
North Dakota
N. Dak
William Tweten Sr
Rolette
George Heslep and Sons
Fresno
California
Clara Heslep
Charleston
West Virginia
Thorvald Erickson
Gresham
Oregon
Myrtle Aanderud
Everett
Washington
Honor Picnic Set by Eagles Auxiliary 589 Members
A Sandpoint picnic at the city beach on Tuesday July 21 honors Eagles Auxiliary 589 members who sponsored new members in the past year. July 7 meeting reported fourth place for the Sandpoint ritual team at the Wallace state convention and a trophy for joint activities. Mil dred Fox reelected State Trustee. pins awarded to Grace Bruder and Myrtle McCarr for 1969 70. Susan Montague won the membership drawing.
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Sandpoint City Beach
Eagles
Myrtle McCarr
Mary Ellen Evans
Sandpoint
Wallace
Mildred Fox
Grace Bruder
Susan Montague
Mary Ellen.Evans
Gladys Howell
Lucille Kibler
Lucille Simonsen
Helicopter Wreckage Believed To Kill Gen Casey Party
Aerial search teams found the helicopter wreckage on a mountain in South Vietnam. Maj. Gen. George W. Casey and six companions are presumed dead. no survivors found. Casey, 48, was en route to visit wounded soldiers of the 1st Air Cavalry Division when the crash occurred.
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Saigon
Upi
George W. Casey
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Casey
South Vietnam
Use the Want Ads Local Tin Bronze Origins
Article notes ancient use of tin in bronze dating to 3500 B C in Ur with bronze articles containing 10 to 15 percent tin unearthed.
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United Press International
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Paul B. Park
South Korea
London
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Soviet Union
UPD
Treasury
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Ambers’ Home
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hawaii
Alaska
Imperial
Calif
Wichita Falls
Tex
Evanston
Wyo
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Connie’s
St. Joseph, Mo
Sacramento, Calif
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Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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