Boundary Location Program aids KNF land surveys in Trout Creek
The Kootenai National Forest expands its boundary work with a licensed surveyor from Libby to define precise borders between private lands and national forest. The effort uses electronic distance meters, theodolites, and walkie talkies to reestablish corners, aiming to reduce costs and prevent trespass while planning forest management.
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Trout Creek
Bill
Forest Service
National Forest
Kootenai National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
KNEF
KNF
Libby
Tom Hill
Hill
Mountain Top
Waie
News From Clark Fork Daughter’s Family Visited
Virginia Craige and son Donnie traveled to George Washington to visit her daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roy, returning September 17. Other notes mention hospital stays, visits by neighbors, pinochle results, and museum conference events in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fork
Virginia Craige
Donnie
George
Wash
Dewey Roy
Dale
Donna
Keith Hagstrom
Coeur d’Alene
Neil
Rick Norman
Jerry Rounsville
Wallace
Lillie Wampole
Magic Valley Hospital
Twin Falls
Hazel Dell Manor
the Grange
Ruth Houseberger
Phyllis Brachear
Faye Meridith
Cliff Foster
Grace Prater
Virginia
Roxy Meridith
Lucy Stender
Linda Derr
Playfair
Grace Rounsville
Anna White
Earl Huss
Royal City
Paul Tallman
Bev Dawson
Huss
Pat Johnson
Paul
Hugh Tallman
Sandpoint Firm Buys 500 Cedar Trees for Salvage
U S Cedar Inc of Sandpoint Idaho purchased about 500 spike topped decayed or old growth cedar trees from the south fork of Bull River near Trout Creek at about 80 dollars per tree. Forester Lee Rasor of the Kootenai National Forest explains the sale is for salvage of old growth timber with skid pan or arc logging planned on frozen ground to prevent soil damage. Tree diameters ranged from 22 to 92 inches DBH.
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Cabinet Ranger District
Trout Creek
Beaver Creek
Hill
Bill Carr
U.S. Cedar, Inc
Sandpoint
South Fork
Bull River
Lee Rasor
Forester
Kootenai
Noxon Homemakers Plan Fall County Council Meetings
The Noxon Homemakers met to finalize fall Sanders County Extension Clubs council plans and arrange food for the Rod and Gun Club turkey shoot in Noxon. The council meets October 8 in the high school home economics room with 9 to 9:30 registration and a noon luncheon at Pit Stop Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOXON
Noxon Homemakers
Sanders County Extension Clubs
Book Exchange Opens at Tourist Trap near Noxon
Earl Hanson owner of the Tourist Trap announces a paperback book exchange library four and a half miles west of Noxon on Highway 200. For 10 cents patrons can take or exchange books with credit for brought-in volumes, supplementing the monthly bookmobile service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOXON
Earl Hanson
Hanson
Highway 200
VFW Auxiliary Plans Work Day and Voice of Democracy
District President Peggy Housley visited Sandpant Auxiliary 2453 on September 21 1977 as members plan a work day for October 2 at 10 am with tool bring. Gene Saunders chairs state membership and post activities include a Voice of Democracy scholarship for high school seniors with prizes leading to state competition.
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Peggy Housley
Sandpant
America
Boise
Washington
Gene Saunders
Ina Loman
Alice Lacy
Winnie Critchell
Dorothy Saunders
Agnes Waitis
Blood-mobile
Spokane
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A.F. Vanek
Rocky Mountain Rovers 4-H Club
Mark Murray
Carlyn Coulter
Cynthia Stoicheff
Kristine Raymond
Laurie Newton
Pam Newton
Wisconsin
Maria and
Kelly Williams
By Margaret Sanders
Gene Littlefield
Bonner County Museum
Bill Neu
Bonner County Historical Society
Idaho State Museum Workshop
Idaho Association of Museums
Old Penitentiary Complex
National Register of Historic Sites
Idaho State Historical Society
Nell
David Wright
Wright
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Toni Earl
Treasure
Luna House Museum
Lewiston
William Hazlitt
Erte
Neo-Life Company of America
New
Pastime Cafe
Hope
Idaho
Sandpoint Firm
Jackie Hertzel
Kay Rasor
Noxon Rod and Gun Club
Homemakers
VFW
Stoddard Transfer
Zenith
Ean
Merwins Hardware
First & Wain
Harper's
LAW Shop
Lake St
Nature
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