Idaho records

Sat., Nov. 2, 2013

Police blotter

Kootenai County sheriff

Mark Nelson, Spokane Valley, reported Thursday the $700 theft of an inflatable boat, scroll saw and grader attachment from a home on the 34000 block of North Collins Road in Athol.

News of record

Kootenai County

Civil judments

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lee and Skye Hagen, plaintiffs awarded $1,989.

University of Idaho v. Vance Colhoff, plaintiffs awarded $6,429.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Lucky Adkins, plaintiff awarded $5,523.

LVNV Funding LLC and MHC Receivable LLC v. Thomas Powell, plaintiff awarded $1,266.

Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v. Violet Smith, plaintiff awarded $4,561.

Automated Accounts Inc. v. Darrin Keefer, plaintiff awarded $1,226.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Christa and Jeremy Howard, plaintiff awarded $1,957.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Tamy Galbraith, plaintiff awarded $1,738.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Kathryn and David Shoemaker, plaintiff awarded $5,642.

Chapman Financial Services Inc. v. Matthew Cotton, plaintiff awarded $1,866.

HBP Enterprises LLC v. John and Kathleen Gentry, plaintiff awarded $11,654.

Civil dismissals

Wells Fargo Financial National Bank v. Cassandra Harris.

Petition for change of name

Katy Elizabeth Klein, petition for change to Katy Elizabeth Battista.

Divorces granted

Emily Hargrave from Joseph Hargrave.

Alex Monteiro from Laura R. Monteiro.

Heather M. Anderson from Kelsey W. Anderson.

Loren G. Russell from Sandra G. Russell.

Jose V. Cruz from Juana Cruz.

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