Marriage Licenses Applied For In Local District
A list shows marriage licenses applied for by individuals from Sandpoint Spokane and surrounding towns. Names include Angelo D Naccarato with Madeline Kluth and Thomas F Burgess with Carolyn L McGhee. Other pairs include William I Emerson with Alberta G Brown and Jack Poutty with Jewell Farris.
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Angelo D. Naccarato
Madeline K. Kluth
Priest River
William I. Emerson
Pablo
Mont
Alberta G. Brown
Polson
Thomas D. Blaron
Linda Becker
Sandpoint
Jack Poutty
Pinehurst
Idaho
Jewell Farris
Troy
Montana
Thomas F. Burgess
Carolyn L. McGhee
Andy Delcomte
Helen Nottingham
William K. Lattish
Violet O. Day
Spokane
Robert W
Davis
Connie J. Davis
Ponderay
Livestock Market Reports From Denver and Omaha
Hogs and lambs show mixed movement with steady to higher sow prices in Denver and varied hog quotes. In Omaha, barrows and gilts range from about 18.00 to 19.35 for different weights, with broader spreads for uneven lots and 240 to 280 pound ranges.
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Omaha
Cochran Named Chairman Of Southside District Board
Allen Cochran was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Southside Water and Sewer District at a recent meeting. Martin Kirking became vice chairman and Ted Farmin was elected secretary-treasurer. The board also planned engineering feasibility studies and water rights procurement. Other directors include W. L. Overholser and Terry Merwin.
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Allen Cochran
Southside Water and Sewer District
Martin Kirking
Ted Farmin
W. L. Overholser
Terry Merwin
Portland Livestock Market Report Cattle and Calves Demand Rises
Port land market shows 600 head Tuesday with two day receipts near 2,900, large year to date. Slaughter steers 25.25 to 27.50, cows utility to commercial 19.25 to 23.50, canner 16.00 to 19.00, heifers 28 to 32 range for high choices and primes. Sheep offerings small, slaughter lambs 29.00 to 29.50 with prime 27.00 to 27.75 for 85 to 108 lb.
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Portland
UPI
Graveside services for Ralph P. Byers set in Bonner County
Graveside services will be held Thursday September 23 at 11 a.m. at Bonner County Cemetery for Ralph P. Byers who died September 19 at Ladnpoint Manor. Rev Kilpatrick of Church of God will officiate. Byers was born January 22, 1885 in Calhoun Illinois and lived in the Colburn area. He is survived by a niece Mrs Donald Blair of Warren Pennsylvania.
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Ralph P. Byers
Bonner County
Kilpatrick
Church of God
Byers
Ladnpoint Manor
Calhoun
Ilinois
Colburn
Donald Blair
Warren
Pennsylvania
Sundance Fall Meeting Focuses on Sundance Fire Rehab
D W Johnson of Kaniksu National Forest says Inland Empire Reforestation Council will hold a Sept 28 29 30 Sandpoint meeting themed Sundance Revisited. One day indoors at Pastime banquet room followed by two field days revisiting the Sundance burn site to discuss past and current reforestation efforts.
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D.W. Johnson
Kaniksu National Forest
Inland Empire Reforestation Council
Sandpoint
Johnson
Sundance
Sundance Burn
Raise Scouting Support in Sandpoint and Bonner County
In Sandpoint and Bonner County over 350 boys participate in the Boy Scout program. The annual fund drive needs about 15 dollars per boy, and past support has averaged seven dollars per boy. A meeting is scheduled for Thursday morning September 23 to organize fund drive workers.
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Sandpoint
Bonner County
Know Your Hospital Immediate Doctor Availability Answer
The article explains that a doctor is available immediately by calling the patient’s personal physician or, if unavailable, a hospital medical staff member. Bonner General Hospital maintains eight on call active medical staff for emergency duty on rotation to ensure prompt treatment. It also notes a Boise development plan rejection by HUD and differing positions from Model Cities director Ray Long.
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Bonner General Hospital
Boise
UPI
Truman Joiner
Joiner
Boise Model Cties Agency
Department of Housing and Organ Development
Ray Long
Model Cities
HUD
Sandpoint reader defends courtesy tickets amid parking dispute
A Sandpoint columnist writes about tearing up a parking ticket on First Avenue and criticizing courtesy warnings for tourists. He cites publisher Pete Thompson and the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, arguing tickets should apply to all, not just locals, while noting support and opposition from local business groups.
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First Avenue
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Thompson
Pete Thompson
City Hall
Pete
Washington
California
You
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club Calls Volunteers for Drive Meeting
The Elks Club invites all willing helpers to a 11 a.m. meeting to organize and support a community drive. Fred E. Marienau asks for participation and presence to aid in the effort.
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Elks Club
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John Wayne
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Cochran
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Burley Upd
2080 Growers Association, Inc
Vernon B. Clinton
Rupert Sancher
By Ken Miller
Fred E. Marienau
Dan
New York
Canute Cafes & Coulnge
Sandpoint, Idaho
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