Daily Bee Legal Notice Rates and Publishing Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication schedule and subscription rates. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays each week. The paper operates Monday to Friday, address 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho 83864, phone 263-5151, with rates at 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year. Publisher Pete Thompson.
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White House worship services draw guests and after elections
Backstairs at the White House notes that Sunday services in the East Room attract 250 to 350 attendees with nonsectarian framing. Billy Graham and Norman Vincent Peale have joined guest ministers, while newly elected Republicans and their families were invited after the elections.
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Washington
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New York City
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Manslaughter Verdict Given In Montana Case
A seven man five woman jury in Livingston Montana returned a manslaughter verdict against Harry A Stroup 20 of Sheridan Wyoming for the July death of Roundup welfare worker James M Schlosser. The trial drew wide attention with Stanley Baker a Sheridan resident testifying he alone was guilty. Schlosser's body was found in the Yellowstone River near Gardiner Montana with the heart and other parts missing. Baker has pleaded guilty and is serving a life sentence.
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Ulbricht Seriously Ill After Heart Attack
Die Welt reports East German leader Walter Ulbricht, 77, in serious condition after a heart attack Saturday night. He is under care of five doctors including Dr Helga Mucke-Wittbrodt at the government hospital in East Berlin.
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Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges At Bonner General
Visiting hours are daily 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 pm. Admissions span Nov 16 to 22 with multiple patients led by Violet E. Francis and Kenneth D. Martini Jr. Dismissals list Russell Benda and Sharon E. Smith among others, with several later reentries. Births report a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh.
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Bonner General Hospital
Violet E. Francis
Kenneth D. Martini Jr
Bernice LaFore
Frances Stockdale
William Hunt
Margaret Lehmebecker
Jeanette M. Overland
Gregory
A. Williams
Lorena Johnston
Donald F. Siemsen
Evelyn FE
Langford
Nadine Schmeyer
Leona Anthony
Sandra L. Jones
Russell B. Benda
Sharon E. Smith
Ray Haworth
Shirley Pugh
Kenneth D. Martin
Charles Marsh
Margaret Lehmbecker
Mabel B. Buck
Stephen P. Archibald
Daisy M. Dreier
Navy
Powell 84 Died in Sandpoint Area. rites set in Moon Chapel
Powell aged 84 died Tuesday at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral will be Saturday at 1:00 PM from Moon Chapel with Charles D. Wigton officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by four sons Cecil Powell Richard Powell L V Powell Charles Powell, daughter Mrs H C Ellerman, 21 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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First Christian Church
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Central’ City
Nebraska
Culbertson
Montana
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Santa Cruz
Bolivia
Cecil Powell
Tumwater
Wash
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Sparks
Nevada
Charles Powell
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
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Kenai
Alaska
Elmer W Bucklin dies at 84 in Sandpoint
Elmer W Bucklin, 84, died November 26 at his Sandpoint residence. Born July 25, 1886 in Sherburne Minnesota he married Mary Flemming in 1909 at Cando North Dakota. He lived in Eureka Montana before moving to the Kootenai community in 1943 and to Sandpoint after retiring in 1960. He leaves Mary Bucklin Wayne Ponderay and two daughters 14 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 PM Moon Chapel with Pine Crest Memorial Park interment.
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Sandpoint
Sherburne
Minnesota
Mary Flemming
Cando
North Dakota
Eureka
Montana
Kootenai
Christian Nondenominational Church of
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Ponderay
Aldene M.me Ee
Kootenal
Eunice
Shepherd
Moon
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Motive Sought In Shooting Of Alexandria Judge
ALEXANDRIA Virginia police seek motive after Defense Department accountant Theobald Magnini shot Judge James Colasanto five times at his home. Magnini then killed himself as officers surrounded his house after calling a reporter and offering to talk. Colasanto, a municipal judge, underwent extensive surgery for wounds to chest and abdomen.
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James N. Colasanto
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Idaho hunters urge higher nonresident fees to protect wildlife
The writer argues Idaho wildlife is a valuable resource and laments low nonresident hunting fees. He proposes raising the nonresident license to 250 dollars and requiring state licensed local guides for larger game to curb out-of-state hunting and preserve deer and elk for residents. He warns current practice devalues wildlife and invites outsiders to overexploit Idaho lands.
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West Coast
Card Of Thanks From Allen McNeer Family
The Allen McNeer family of Samuels thanks the Bonner County community and Pack River Road neighbors for kindness and donations after their house fire. The note says gratitude for support and prays God blesses each helper. Also mentions Idaho State Police advice on bicycle lights and a local taxi number.
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Samuels
Bonner Roe
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Pack River Road
Idaho
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