Idaho Records

Sat., June 26, 1999

POLICE BLOTTER

Kootenai County sheriff

Donna Kinney, owner of Wolf Lodge Camp Ground, reported Thursday the $1,932 theft of food items and cash and $1,300 damage to a change machine and entry doors of the business at 12425 East Interstate 90 and Wolf Lodge Creek Road.

NEWS OF RECORD

Shoshone County

Civil complaints

Credit Bureau of Shoshone County Inc. vs. William Baldwin, seeking $1,025.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Mark and Tammy Rovik, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Myers Industries Inc. vs. Transport Service Inc., seeking $4,175.

Crescent Electric Supply Co. vs. Wave Enterprises Inc., seeking $1,120.

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare vs. Manuel Vargas, seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Coeur d’Alene Teachers Credit Union vs. James Weldon, seeking $1,085.

Carol Collection Agency vs. Michael Plummer, seeking $1,981.

Bridgestone Sports USA Inc. vs. Ron Tudahl, dba Coeur d’Alene Discount Golf Inc., seeking $1,776.

Patrick Galles vs. Extend Financial and Bruce Keister, seeking $2,830.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Thomas Scott, seeking $3,932.

Civil judgments

Kathy Chesnut and Animal House Pets and Supplies vs. Jeff and Sherry Hall, award of $1,059.

Kathy Chesnut vs. Nate Schafer, award of $1,105.

Runge Finance Co. vs. David Ivy Jr., award of $1,935.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Ethel Dunn, award of $1,108.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Millie Wallen, award of $1,108.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Kevin and Ivy Thompson, award of $1,508.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Dan Mort, award of $1,628.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Gary and Carole Sword, award of $1,337.

Civil dismissals

IAT Construction Services Inc. vs. Mr. Wyatt and Betty Lou Wyatt, dba Wyatt’s Scents.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Boris Ivanovsky.

Runge Finance Co. vs. Duane Armiger.

Divorces sought

Julie Fowler from Robert Fowler.

Douglas Jacobsen from Janis Jacobsen.

Deborah Eldredge from John Eldredge.

Clif Bennett from Keisha Givens.

Divorces granted

Douglas Hodgeman from Deborah Hodgeman.

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