Idaho Index

Sat., Aug. 6, 1994

KOOTENAI COUNTY SHERIFF

Bonnie Best reported Thursday that someone broke into her unlocked mobile home while she was out fishing Thursday afternoon and stole coins, a revolver, a stereo, knives, a porcelain antique and mechanical equipment worth $2,365.

POST FALLS POLICE

Jeffrey Baldwin reported Wednesday that someone scratched the hood, sides, top and rear of his 1969 Ford Mustang while it was parked in the driveway of his home on the 2100 block of North Pines, causing $1,000 damage. COEUR D’ALENE POLICE

Don Matthews reported Thursday the $800

theft of his Trek Mountain bike from his garage in the 6100 block of Sunrise Terrace.

Joshua Dolan, Post Falls, reported Thursday the $500 theft of his Timberwolf mountain bike from Denny’s Restaurant, 2300 N. Fourth St., Coeur d’Alene.

NEWS OF RECORD

SHOSHONE COUNTY CIVIL JUDGMENTS

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Christina Forester, award of $3,515.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Penny Marek, aka Royer, award of $810.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Jack and Edilee Derbyshire, award of $701.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Sherry and Marvin Miller, Jr., award of $2,789. KOOTENAI COUNTY CIVIL COMPLAINTS

All Star Property Management vs. Albert Holte, seeking $1,375.

Credit Bureau Inc. of Shoshone County vs. Michael and Tracy Harris, seeking $22,804.

Plumb-Co Supply Inc. vs. Pat Grom, dba P.B. Plumbing, seeking $6,507.

Andrew Philo, dba Panhandle Financial Services vs. Ronald and Monica Cole, dba Newgrass Inc., seeking $91,807.

Spokane Merchants Association vs. Lester Dawson, dba Favaro and Dawson Logging, seeking $8,736.

Intermountain Credit Services Inc. vs. Blue Childers, seeking $1,048. CIVIL JUDGMENTS

Karen Hustoft vs. Jeff Thompson, award of

$3,045.

Chris Matson vs. Tanna and Don Brockway, award of $2,239. CIVIL DISMISSALS

Evergreen Mortgage vs. Carolyn Mullen.

Trinity Lakey vs. Lathryn Wood.

Panhandle Post vs. International Stone Inc. DIVORCES SOUGHT

Michelle Richter from David Richter.

Sharon Norris from Patrick Norris.

Sally Holder from Charles Eastman.

Mary Shaver from Raymond Shaver.

Constance Decker from Paul Decker.

Londa Carman (Schauls) from David Carman.

Kimberly DeGon from Steven DeGon.

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