Idaho Records

Fri., Aug. 4, 2000

Police blotter

Kootenai County sheriff

Alfred Price Jr., Rathdrum, reported Wednesday the $310 theft of a Winchester rifle and ammunition from his 1989 Ford pickup truck while it was parked at his home on the 1300 block of W. Garwood Road.

News of record

Shoshone County

Marriage licenses

Dennis Whitney, Castle Rock, Wash., and Carol Fowler, Osburn.

Kootenai County

Civil complaints

Harry Ritchie Jewelers Inc. vs. Staci Ormesher, seeking $2,640.

Toni Caywood vs. Stewart Title Company of Idaho Inc., seeking an amount to be proved at trial.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection vs. Michaelle Bursch and Lance Bursch, seeking $1,067.

Peterson Enterprises Inc., dba Valley Empire Collection vs. Linda Beseler and Steven Beseler, seeking $1,516.

Renee Barley vs. Judith Barley, seeking $3,000.

Petition for change of name

Joseph Lee Bartkovich Jr., petition for change to Joseph Isaac Arnold.

Divorces sought

Allison Carney from John Carney.

Margaret Guidice from Timothy Guidice.

Nanette Fayssoux from Steven Weinstein.

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