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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details for Monday through Friday issues and notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays. It provides the office address 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho, subscription rates and contact information, and credits Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
Objective analysts point to city faults and urge prudent reactions that will shape Sandpoint’s prospects for years. Citizens are invited to reflect and vote or act carefully to influence long term outcomes.
In Vaduz Liechtenstein an all male electorate rejected a constitutional amendment to grant women national voting and parliamentary rights by 1897 to 1817. Turnout exceeded 82 percent as Prince Franz Josef II backed the measure yet the ban stands.
Funeral services for Arthur Naccarato were held at St. Catherine's Church in Priest River with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Born April 6, 1906, he lived in the area all his life and belonged to St. Catherine's Church Knights of Columbus Sandpoint Elks and was a former director of the Associated Logging Contractors. Survivors include wife Cristina two daughters Barbara Fillis Judy Over two brothers Mike and Emil Naccarato two sisters Eleanor Cafaro Pauline Lamanna and three grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Holton Ewing will be at Moon Chapel at 11 a.m. Tuesday March 2. She died February 25 in a Spokane hospital born January 27 1905. She is survived by husband Marion E a daughter Mrs Lee Gimlin of Spangle Washington a son Richard Ewing of Billings Montana four sisters Georgia Green Nellie Fuller Edna Wrinkle and Katie Atleson five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
A boy returned a woman's purse found near the hospital. A north Ella report noted dogs knocking down a girl at Spruce and Ella, third incident. Forest Street neighbor reported a rock thrown at a window. A man with epileptic seizures was kept in hospital after repeated seizures and refusal to return him to jail. Ray Davis said his pickup was hit during the night. Richard L. Gance cited for failing to stop at a stop sign. Non-injury accident at 5th and Cedar. City Beach gate broken. Sheriff logs show James Olson posting bond for speeding and failure to appear. Mrs. Shandy reported welding equipment theft in Ponderay. A car lay in a ditch near the View Cafe in Cocoulla.
An average looking young man with blond hair robbed the Circle K Market on North Yellowstone in Pocatello of 193 dollars at gunpoint Sunday evening. Clerk Kay Sorenson said the robber brandished a long barreled automatic pistol and ordered her to place the money in a sack.
Residents report sewage flowing into Sand Creek within 100 yards of downtown Sandpoint on First Avenue. The city denies a busted sewer main, saying the private party owner is aware and currently involved in corrective steps.
The author urges fixing sewage hookups to protect Idaho’s lakes and air. He cites Sand Creek pollution and warns Lake Erie’s fate. He promotes Priest River High School Ecology Club and Bonner County Sportsmen's Association, offering to sponsor a student, urging youth involvement now.
The 10th Panhandled registered beef sale by the Bonner County Cattlemen's Association drew buyers from three states and British Columbia, with about 200 attendees. Top sale included a champion bull at 1,465 pounds for 800 to Robert Bandy. champion heifer sold for 300 to Lana Linscott. The Kootenai Kattle Grazers bought bulls. the association plans 1,000 head on 1,300 acres in the river valley.
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