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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists legal notices published Tuesdays weekly with UPI and local sources. It provides subscription rates of 2.00 per month, contact number 263-5151, and mailing address P O Box 57 at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863.
The record lists admissions on May 10 and 11 including Kim Drafall Harold Middleton Cliff Reece Erma Bellmore Leona Mossman and dismissals on May 10 11 including Mary Bloom Freda Brown Eurnice Bunney Shawn Sonnentag Dorothy Darey and baby girl Mary Koski Harold Middleton Elizabeth Muenz huber Valeen O Donnell Ina Shepherd. Police report notes home entry thefts two items stolen and value around 400. Sheriff's log reports ten Mexican citizens jailed for alleged illegal entry near Sand Point.
A weekend canoe mishap on the Payette River at Bull Creek mouth prompts Boise County Deputy Sheriff to warn boaters of dangers ahead. No injuries reported but warnings are issued to improve safety.
Funeral services are set for Leonard Ed ward Littlejohn on Tuesday May 16 at 10 a.m. in the Moon Chapel with Rev John O Donovan presiding and burial Friday in Pueblo Colorado. Littlejohn died May 12 at his Sandpoint home aged 63 born March 23 1909 in Pueblo Colorado survived by his wife two daughters a son and four grandchildren. Louis August Bucksen age 87 died May 13 at Sandpoint Manor with services May 17 at 2 p.m. in the Moon Chapel and burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park survivors include two sisters and several nieces and nephews.
Kootenai County deputies probe the death of 29 year old Bonnie Jo Freeman whose body was found on a logging road near the Fourth of July Canyon summit about 16 miles east of Coeur d Alene. Sheriff Stanely C Johnson says indications of possible homicide and head injuries were noted.
Two Nampa men Weldon Bruegman and Merton Lombard slipped into rapids but survived. Lombard reached shore in a life jacket and walked four miles to Gardena for assistance. Bruegman, wearing a life jacket, crawled to their 16-foot canoe and drifted 144 miles downriver before motorists on the south bank rescued him. Boise County deputy warns river users to know what they are doing amid treacherous, turbulent, high, and cold conditions.
Fragmentary OCR of a TV schedule lists various programs and times. Readable items mention news, shows, sports, and educational segments with multiple hours from early to late evening, but many words are garbled.
UPI reports cattle and hog price movements with demand up for slaughter cows and bulls in Denver ranges. In Omaha, hogs and cattle show steady to higher prices with weights and grades detailed alongside feeder cattle gains and lambs advancing.
Idaho announces the start of the closed fire season effective May 10 1972 outside cities. It bans burning on forest or range lands without permits from Public Lands Forest Service BLM and timber protective associations. Fire Warden Willis D Jordan warns of liability for suppression costs and trespass damages and urges careful camping and debris burning practices.
The Sandpoint Manor Nursing Home will sponsor an Open House on Saturday May 20 to mark National Nursing Home Week and Senior Citizen's Week proclaimed for May 14-21. Light refreshments will be served from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at 220 Division Street.
A female wire hair terrier without a tag has been picked up by the Sandpoint Poundmaster. The dog is black with brown legs and face and may be claimed by calling the Poundmaster or Sand Point City Hall.
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