Idaho Records

Sat., Nov. 7, 1998

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

Chuck Goetz, employee of Goetz Engineering, reported Thursday the $3,131 theft of a trolling motor from a boat parked at the business at 4907 Industrial Ave.

Kootenai County sheriff

Terry Valencia, Rathdrum, reported Thursday the $8,000 theft of a trailer, snowmobile and miscellaneous items from a storage unit near Rathdrum.

NEWS OF RECORD

Shoshone County

Marriage licenses

Michael Owens and Cheryl Huffer, both of Wallace.

Jeff Hill and Diane Martindale, both of Wallace.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

American General Finance Inc. vs. Darold and Dianna Sauer, seeking $5,012.

First Security Bank vs. Gwendolyn and Daniel Smith, seeking $15,982.

Peter and Patricia Doucette vs. Countrywide Home Loans Inc., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Western Utilities Supply Co. vs. Vantage Corp., seeking $19,778.

Hagadone Directories Inc. vs. Les Leddy and Harry’s Radio and T.V. Service, seeking $1,618.

Hagadone Directories Inc. vs. Cam Criswell and Mountain Mobile, seeking $1,316.

Perry Vernon vs. Kootenai Saw and Cycle Inc., seeking $3,000.

Frantz Chiropractic vs. Sheila Prim, seeking $3,021.

Terrie LeClaire vs. Dan Nuxoll, seeking $1,495.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Shawn and Samantha Searle, seeking $3,532.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Tara Riggs Wolf, seeking $2,011.

North Idaho Credit Corp. vs. Matt Richards, seeking $1,633.

Richard Blizzard vs. Calvin Booth, seeking $3,000.

Hagadone Directories Inc. vs. Karen Potts and Stanley Steemer, seeking $1,698.

Hagadone Directories Inc. vs. Mitzi Carpenter and Shur Clean Pumping Service, seeking $1,784.

Hagadone Directories Inc. vs. Shannon McWhinney and New Life Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning, seeking $1,290.

Civil judgments

First Security Bank N.A. vs. Penny Lapierre, award of $9,151.

Civil dismissals

Terrance and Loretta Booth vs. Gary and Penny Smith.

Divorces sought

Dawn Yost from Scott Yost.

Mark Bullock from Cathy Bullock.

Susan Buckley from William Buckley.

Douglas Odegaard from Cheri Odegaard.

Barbara Stevens from Dale Stevens.

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