Idaho Records

Tue., Nov. 10, 1998

POLICE BLOTTER

Coeur d’Alene police

David Voelker, owner of Pasty Depot, reported Monday $150 damage to a glass door and the $200 theft of cash from the business at 601 Northwest Blvd.

Harvey Banks reported Saturday $800 damage to the windows of his 1995 Dodge Ram pickup while it was parked at his home on the 3500 block of 19th St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Edward Morse, Hayden Lake, reported Sunday the $350 theft of a chain saw from his pickup while it was parked at Alpine Country Store, 17400 U.S. Highway 95.

Lachel Campbell, employee of Rent X, reported Friday the $1,500 theft of a log splitter from the business at 6792 Government Way.

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

Crosscheck Inc. vs. Leonard Robin, dba Fresh Start Financial Services, seeking $1,590.

Petition for change of name

Barbara May Miller, petition for change to Barbara May Miller-Henderson.

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