Elk and deer hunting outlook for opening week in Idaho region
Wildlife reporter notes opening elk season amid rain and cold with snow on high ridges. Check stations at Enaville and St. Maries show elk numbers near last year while deer harvest climbs. total checked over five days exceeds 230. Pheasant season opens Oct 8 with 3200 birds released from Jerome, including 1400 roosters and 1800 hens, with hens now legal to shoot. Birds released near Priest River Medimont Worley areas with four release sites and limited preweek releases.
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Jack MC Neel
IFG
Enaville
Coeur d'Alene
St. Maries
St. Joe
Fanville
Gold Creek
St. Joe River
St. Regis
Montara
Placer Creek
Fennan Saddle
Jerome
Ross Point
Post Falls
North Aho
Priest River
Medimont
Worley
Old Missile Site
Lake Creek
Setters
Pair Tie In Poll With Sixth Week Forecast
The Daily Bee peerless pick column tracks week six with Jim Waggoner and Bob Hamilton at 12-2, Moe 9-5, and guest Woodland 8-6 while Thurlow 5-9 lags. Predictions crown Sandpaint over Kellogg and Wallace over Priest River. Pendleton rout over Lewiston noted lone star.
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Daily Bee
Jim Waggoner
SHS
Bob Hamilton
Waggoner
Wyoming
Arizona
Syracuse
Illinois
Hamilton
Pendleton
Lewiston
Brian Moe
Jackie Woodland
Cedar Post
Rod Thurlow
Rod
Union 76
Kellogg
Wallace
Priest River
Minnesota
Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lone Star
Moe
Dwight Smith
Henri Marsh
Leisure Time sports column taps second edition
The Leisure Time page features a second appearance of Tap On Sports with a brief look at local and regional prep football and volleyball. It includes predictions of grid scores and invites readers to turn to page 11 for details.
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Leisure Time
Peerless Picks Matches and Rivalry Showdowns
A schedule of college and high school matchups features Peerless Picks listing games such as Sandpoint versus Coeur d Alene Lewiston facing Ferris Moscow against Hermiston Priest River clashing Kellogg Bonners Ferry meeting St Maries Pullman playing West Valley Idaho versus Idaho State WSA versus California Washington versus Oregon USC versus Alabama Oklahoma versus Texas Michigan versus Mich St Wisconsin versus Illinois Stanford versus UCLA.
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Sandpoint
Coeur d‘Alene
Lewiston
Ferris
Moscow
Hermiston
Priest River
Kellogg
Bonners Ferry
St. Maries
Pullman
West Valley
Idaho
Idaho State
WSA
California
Washington
Oregon
USC
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Mich. St
Kellogg Banners Ferry
WSU
Illinois
UCLA
Coeur d’Alene
Irmaun
Lewiston Hermiston
Kellogg St. Maries
Wisconsin
Jim Waggoner Surges Across Pacific Coast Grid
Jim Waggoner headlines a regional high school or junior college circuit listing major schools including Sandpoint Moscow Kellogg Bann ers Ferry Pullman and universities such as Idaho State California Washington USC Oklahoma Michigan Illinois UCLA.
Notable Basketball Recruitments Mentioned for Idaho and Texas
Idaho and Texas schools show interest in players including Bob Hamilton, with potential targets from Washington State University and Illinois programs. The brief notes indicate cross conference scouting and possible NIL considerations shaping early recruitment chatter.
Brian Moe and Coeur d'Alene Tie Wisconsin Update
Brian Moe is linked with Coeur d'Alene and West Valley in a report involving Irmaun and NDSU Wisconsin. The item notes actions or affiliations across these institutions and places. Details are sparse but name mentions suggest a regional college sports or personnel connection.
Dwight Smith in Hermiston and St. Maries Oregon
Dwight Smith referenced in notices for Hermiston Oregon and St. Maries Idaho area. No further details provided in readable text.
Henri Marsh and Bonners Ferry Alabama Stanford
A terse OCR fragment mentions Henri Marsh associated with Bonners Ferry Alabama and Stanford, with no clear event or context provided.
Undefeated Vikings Face Sandpoint In SEL Showdown
Coeur d Alene, 5-0 overall and 1-0 in SEL, travels to Memorial Field to meet Sandpoint High in a key league battle. The Vikings rely on a two platoon system, led by quarterback Tom Siebert and add Ken Conger to the backfield, while Sandpoint aims to rebound after a rough stretch and last year’s 22-6 loss at Coeur d Alene. The game starts at 8 pm with both teams seeking momentum for a potential top Idaho ranking.
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Jim Waggoner
Bee
Coeur d* Alene
Idaho
Boise
Capital
Vikings
Bulldogs
Sandpoint High
Memorial Field
Spokesman-Review
Harry Missildine
Kingpin
Coeur d’ Alene
Emmett Arndt
The
Daily Bee
Borah
West Valley
Spokane
Wallace
Lewiston
Shadle Park
Sandpoint
Cotton Barlow
SHS
Bonners Ferry
Pullman
East Valley
Washington
St. Maries
Wildcats
Kellogg High
Arndt
Ken Conger
Viking
Arndte Conger
Coeur d' Alene
Dogs
St Maries
Northern Idaho
Biggies
Amdt
Mike Parker
Duane Cloudy
Tom Siebert
Mark Horan
Dave DeMers
Larry Vig
John Windju
Bill Churchill
Chris Miller
Dave Lund
Mark James
Charlie Cleary
Cory McCormick
Bob Woosley
Frank Baldwin
Ardnt
DeMers
Churchill
Ferris
Moscow
Hermiston
Ore Clark Fork
Power Mullan
Public meetings set on Libby Integration and FY 1979 program
The Bonneville Power Administration announces public information meetings on October 11 to 13 1977 in Montana Idaho and provides locations in Noxon Libby and Sandpoint to discuss the FY 1979 program including the Libby Integration and Northwest Montana North Idaho Support proposals. A public information center will run 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM in Bonners Ferry Idaho to answer questions.
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Bonneville Power Administration
Noxon
Montana
BPA
Libby
Northwest
Montana-North Idaho
Spokane
U.S. Court House
Riverside Avenue
Washington
Kalispell
Highway 2
Public Information Center
Bonners Ferry City Hall
Main
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
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Winnebago
United States
Canada
Lake City Motors
Peerless Picks
Kellogg Banners
Michigan Iinois
Ndsul
Stanford
Sandpoint Kellogg
Kell
United States ‘Department OF the Interior
First National Bank
Mineral Ave
Libby, Montana
City Council
Sandpoint City Hall
2Nd Avenue
EPA
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