Idaho Records

Wed., Dec. 2, 1998

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Steven Jensen, employee of Tom Addis Dodge, reported Monday $350 damage to a stereo and mirror of a 1995 Nissan pickup while it was parked at the company lot at 314 Clayton Ave.

Janet Gosselin reported Monday the $600 theft of a gold bracelet from her home on the 5400 Atlantic Drive.

Robert Lambert reported Monday $2,350 damage to cabinets, sheetrock and interior doors of a home under construction on the 6000 block of Belleville Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

James Maland, Post Falls, reported Monday the $1,000 theft of welding equipment and $150 damage to the door of a camp trailer on his property on Little Rock Road near Rathdrum.

Bonner County sheriff

Don Wayne Apple, Sagle, reported Sunday the theft of two rings from a home on Bottle Bay Road.

America’s Promise Ministry, Sandpoint, reported Friday that a sign valued at $100 had been vandalized on Great Northern Road.

News of record Shoshone County Marriage licenses

Jason Jerome of Kingston and Amy Bly of Spokane.

Divorces sought

Allen Thomas from Bonnie Thomas.

Kootenai County Civil complaints

Diana Horner vs. Misty Engstrom, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Tri County Tire Co. vs. Paul Clapper, seeking $1,512.

Shawn Montee Inc. vs. Rueben Nettleton, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. Leon and Ruth Quaring, seeking $3,109.

Russell Lewis and Northstar of Spokane vs. Jerry and Sabrina Lockman and North Idaho Custom Paint and Auto Body, seeking $1,144.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Rodney Hunter, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Ronald Burns, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Shane Hans, seeking an amount to be proved in court.

Divorces sought

Rebecca Hayashi from Hisayuki Hayashi.

Argonne Dotts from Carol Dotts.

Karen Sligar from Scott Sligar.

Robert Hoyt from Lisa Hoyt.

Heidi Hruza from Lance Hruza.

Timothy Kinzer from Pamela Kinzer.

Brenda Brown from Donal Brown.

Pamela Everts from Glenn Everts.

Melany Haddock-Hagan from Cameron Hagan.

Peggy Turner from Terrance Turner.

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