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Legals September 26, 2019

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Boundary County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearing at 06:00 PM Thursday, October 17, 2019 in the Extension Office located behind the County Courthouse to accept public comment on an Urban Subdivision Application, 19-176 by Jim Ball. This application involves establishing an Urban Subdivision on parcel #' RP62N01E2349035A (totaling 4.06 acres) which are located in the Rural Residential Zone on the west side of Shamrock Rd in Paradise Valley. This request is made in conjunction with Ordinance 9B18LOV2: 11.3.7. Urban Subdivision: Subdivision by long plat to create lots intended for residential development in which any lot proposed is less than 2 1/2 acres in size. Written comment may be mailed by 12PM 9 October 2019 to Planning and Zoning, PO Box 419, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805, faxed to (208) 267-7814 or emailed to planning@boundarycountyid.org. Written comment will be accepted at public hearing provided the material is read into the record. There may be a five (5) minute limit per person on verbal testimony. Further information is available on this application at the Planning & Zoning Office, room 18 located in the Extension Office behind the Courthouse, and the application is available for public review. Information is also available by calling (208) 267-7212 or by visiting the county website at www.boundarycountyid.org/node/66/. Anyone requiring special accommodation due to handicap or disability should contact Planning and Zoning (208 267-7212) at least two (2) days prior to the hearing. BFH LEGAL 10272 SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

Pineapple upside-down cake

I had a chance to try a pineapple upside-down cake for a potluck on Monday. I gleaned the recipe from a book I was given when I was first married. Wow the sugar. I cut the sugar considerably, but I think it could still be cut some more. The recipe called for a no. 2 can of pineapple which translates to a 20 oz. can in today’s language.

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Court Reports

David Kenny Corsi, born 1953, charged with an original offense of felony rape- victim is 16 or 17 years of age and perpetrator is 3 years of more older than the victim; amended to felony children- sexual battery- committed by lewd or lascivious acts on a minor child 16 to 17 years of age by BCSO on Apr. 4.

Post High School planning night

The Bonners Ferry High School counseling department presents “What’s Next?”, a student and family Post-High School Planning Night on Oct. 1, at the BFHS Auditorium from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. All questions answered, such as, “How do I afford college? What is FAFSA? How do I get involved with the military? What do I need to do to prepare for the workforce? How do I get scholarships? Senior project? What is CTE, and how do I get into career-technical schools?” Free pizza and drinks will be provided. All are welcome!

Badgers compete at Firman invite

EAGLE — Four of Bonners Ferry Cross Country’s best made the trip down to Eagle, Idaho, for the annual Bob Firman Nike Invitational at Eagle Island State Park.

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Future Badger Cheer Camp offered Oct. 4

This fun-filled camp is for boys and girls grades kindergarten through sixth grade, to learn tumbling skills, stunting, chants, cheers, and a performance routine. Only $35 to pre-register and includes instruction, snack, Badger T-shirt, sparkly bow (or headband), and admission to two Badger varsity events: The first home varsity football game on Oct. 4. and the first home varsity cross country meet on Oct. 5.

Taming the beast, saluting the customers

PORTHILL — The Porthill event at newly named Jake’s Landing was a collaborative effort put forth by Mike Kupper of Simple Simon’s Pizza and new owners of the Porthill businesses, Lars and Wendy Jacobson and family.

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BCMS Cross Country team home meet

BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County Middle School hosted Kellogg, Priest River, and Timberlake for the Bonners Ferry Cross Country Small Schools Invitational last Thursday, Sept. 19. The middle school athletes raced on the newly developed course which involved a start and finish on the Bonners Ferry High School track and 1.5 mile loop through the fields and woods behind BFHS. The course provided athletes with a range of hills, open space, and turns.

Moravia Cemetery historical walking tour planned for Saturday afternoon

Want to learn more about Moravia Cemetery and its history? Join knowledgeable and entertaining guides for a walking tour of the cemetery. The tour highlights some of Boundary County’s founders and pioneers and interesting headstones and monuments.

Seen 'n Heard

Dave G. commented that wetlands grow good ducks.

Sheriff's Log

Boundary County Sheriff

This Week In Bonners Ferry History

100 Years Ago

Victoria Ellersick McClellan King

Victoria Ellersick McClellan King

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Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report

For the week of Sept. 17-18, Game of the Day was Ace for the month of September, plus Mystery Partner for the Wednesday morning players.

Letter to the Editor

Congratulations to Joseph Carr on a very special anniversary!

No one left behind ...

BONNERS FERRY — “We are going to end veteran suicide and we are going to do it together,” said retired Army Col. Dan Kern to the people gathered around, listening to him speak at the Carry The Fallen event that took place on Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Log Inn.

Chamber of Commerce mission: Build, promote local economy

The mission of the Bonners Ferry Chamber of Commerce is to build and promote an economic environment that serves the interests of Boundary County residents, visitors and investors through advocacy, education, promotion and partnerships with local government, enterprises and organizations.

Joe Farrell retirement party

Joe Farrell retirement party: Pace Kerby & Co. Realtor, Joe Farrell will be celebrating his retirement and his 70th birthday on Friday, Sept. 27. People are encouraged to stop by Pace Kerby to wish him well, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday.

Hall Mountain Fire Potluck is Saturday

The annual Hall Mountain First Responders/Volunteers Appreciation potluck will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 1-3 p.m. at the Porthill Fire Station, HWY 1 and Porthill Loop.

Rock Creek slide repairs continue on U.S. 95

BONNERS FERRY — Final repairs are beginning on U.S. 95 near Rock Creek north of Bonners Ferry to address the failing slope, depending on weather and the completion of the contractor’s other slide repairs at milepost 498 near Naples.

Lady Badgers earn tie in Kalispell

The Lady Badgers soccer team had three games in a row last week, the first two at home and the third away, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Boundary Community Hospital announces new CEO

The Boundary Community Hospital Board of Trustees are pleased to announce that Preston Becker will be replacing retiring CEO/Administrator Craig Johnson on Oct. 1, 2019.

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Black walnut tree, a tough nut to crack!

“There rises the moon, broad and tranquil, through the branches of a walnut tree on a hill opposite.”

Copper Ridge Road 403 closed

Copper Ridge Road 403, located northeast of Bonners Ferry, on the Bonners Ferry Ranger District, is being closed for public health and safety during road reconstruction activities, from midnight Sunday until midnight Friday of each week. The road will be open to the public for travel on Saturdays and Sundays. This work is scheduled to occur through the month of October.

Presentation to address teen substance abuse

Kaniksu Health Services will be hosting a FREE community presentation for adults on Thursday, Sept. 26, from 6-8 p.m. at the Bonners Ferry High School gym, 6485 Tamarack Lane, Bonners Ferry. The event is free for the community and dinner will be provided.

BFHS boys net three soccer wins

The Badger boys came out on top during three back-to-back-to-back games played last Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Corsi to spend 90 days in jail

BONNERS FERRY — Kenny David Corsi will spend 90 days in the Boundary County Jail after his sentencing on Sept. 19 for two counts of sexual battery committed by lewd or lascivious acts on a minor child 16 to 17 years of age.

Hay fire stops U.S. 95 traffic

BONNERS FERRY — U.S. 95 was closed around milepost 518 on Friday, Sept. 20, shortly after 12:30 p.m., while firefighters battled a trailer fire.

More options for exercise? Give me a High Five!

BONNERS FERRY — There’s a new recreational opportunity in town for everyone to enjoy, thanks to a team of dedicated individuals who came together to brainstorm ideas on getting community and school needs met.

Bryan wins county singles tennis title

Adrian Bryan went undefeated on his way to winning the BCTA Singles Title against some very tough competition.

Fry Healthcare Foundation hosts annual golf tournament

Swing! For your heart, for your health and for the community, and that’s what 44 players did at the Fry Healthcare Foundation’s 11th Annual Golf Tournament on Friday, Sept. 6.

Women's cancer support group to host Oktoberfest fundraiser

BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry Women’s Cancer Support Group will be changing their menu this year! Instead of our annual spaghetti dinner we will be serving stroganoff!

Legals September 19, 2019

Public Notice: Cabinet Mountains Water District The Cabinet Mountains Water District would like to apply for grant funds for water system improvements to improve supply, storage, pressure and fire flow throughout the system. An assessment of the beneficiaries is a requirement of the funds. To accomplish this, the Panhandle Area Council, an outside consultant for the District, will be conducting an income survey to provide the necessary beneficiary data. This survey will soon be found at random households within the service area. Your confidential response is very important, as it will aid the District in assessing the benefit of this project. When you receive your survey, please follow the instructions to complete it and return it in the self-addressed stamped envelope that is provided with the survey. BFH LEGALS 10270 SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

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The Herald launches readership survey

What sections of the Bonners Ferry Herald do you like most — and least?

Letter to the Editor: Moyie Springs city election

MOYIE SPRINGS: About the upcoming election

This Week In Bonners Ferry History

100 Years Ago

New SRO patrol vehicle hits street

BONNERS FERRY — There is a new Badger in town, strutting his stuff on the new School Resource Officer patrol vehicle.

Games, food, cars ... and giant pizzas

PORTHILL — The Classic Car Show at Porthill has seen 10 years of vintage cars grace its streets with winners coming from both Idaho and Canada. This year the tradition continues on Saturday, Sept. 21, from noon to 6 p.m., with a few changes. There won’t be any registration fees for car owners and prizes will be awarded with a trophy and cash this year.

Bald-faced hornets preparing for fall

“I may think that hornets do not have an ideal social organization. But I know better than to poke their nest.” — Fred Reed

Sheriff's Log

Boundary County Sheriff

Court Reports

James B. Bailey, born 1941, charged with infraction exceeding maximum posted speed limit (16 MPH or over) by BFPD on Sept. 1.

BFHS soccer teams battle to ties with St. Maries

Both boys and girls varsity soccer teams traveled to St. Maries for Intermountain League games on Saturday, Sept. 14, with both games ending in ties.

Tajín Lime Shrimp Scampi

Tajín Lime Shrimp Scampi

Alta donates to local school

BONNERS FERRY — Alta Forest Products presented a $600 check to the Naples Elementary School on Thursday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. The funds were a result of a raffle that Alta held during the 2019 Boundary County Fair where they offered a raffle for a bicycle. One hundred percent of the proceeds went to the school.

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Russell S. Hersrud

Russell S. Hersrud

Carry the Fallen event happening this weekend

BONNERS FERRY — Carry the Fallen, the original and largest ruck march event to end veteran suicide, is coming again to Bonners Ferry this weekend, Sept. 21. Opening ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m. and the march begins at 10:30. The event will take place at the Log Inn, which is where the march will begin.

Thomas Duane Emond

Thomas Duane Emond

Broken windows, graffiti send a message

The broken window theory was first introduced in a 1982 article by James Wilson and George Kelling. A successful strategy for preventing vandalism is to address the problems when they are small. Repair the broken windows, paint over the graffiti within a short time and the tendency is for the problems are less likely to escalate.

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Part of U.S. 95 being redone

BONNERS FERRY — Two hundred feet of pavement for the northbound lane and center turn lane of U.S. 95 will be removed starting from Alderson Lane. The contractor has begun work replacing the pavement and will spend a few days alternating between paving the main lanes and driveways.

Rita Lorraine Arb

Rita Lorraine Arb

American Legion post donates $1,000 to youth football team

BONNERS FERRY — On Monday, Sept. 16, the American Legion Post No. 55 presented a $1,000 check to the Bonners Ferry Badger fifth and sixth grade football head coach Gary Aitken Jr. The donation will help pay for things such as equipment for the young players.

Last 2nd Harvest for the year

The fourth and last 2nd Harvest food distribution of the year will be held this Friday at the Trinity Lutheran Church parking lot. Food is available for all who need it. Please bring your own boxes.

Good Grief! Eastport store is open again

EASTPORT — From its early days as a post office, a saloon and local, rowdy meeting place, Good Grief Store is a welcome surprise to locals and travelers alike.

Taking fall in stride ...

At first you seem to notice, that there may be a slight shortening of days, then the increased traffic and activity that comes with harvest, and the gathering and storing of fruit for the winter, and then it slowly dawns on you that Autumn is coming ... maybe today we get a faster peek by timing it with the appearance of Pumpkin Spice this and that, or football games on Friday nights. But just as sure as can be it will not be long till October and colder temperatures.

Seen 'n Heard

How rude of summer to leave so abruptly and not even say goodbye.

Cross Country encouraged by new uniforms

The “look good, feel good” mantra must have held some sway on Saturday in Hayden Canyon as the Badger cross country teams, sporting new varsity uniforms, ran one of their best races of the young season.

Chip truck rolls over on Highway 1

On Monday morning, Sept. 16, the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office, Idaho State Police, Hall Mountain Fire Department, and Boundary Ambulance were called out to an accident on Highway 1, around milepost 7, near the Canadian border. A tractor trailer, hauling a load of chips, went off the road and ended up on its side.

Bob Manley's Friends of the NRA Foundation takes aim at fundraising

BONNERS FERRY — The 18th annual fundraiser on behalf of the National Rifle Association Foundation, was held this past Saturday evening on Sept. 14, and was a tribute to longtime local supporter, Bob Manley.

Christine Lott

Christine Lott

Lott to serve 25 years for wife's killing

SANDPOINT — A former Bonner County man was ordered Tuesday to serve 25 years in prison for killing his wife in 2004 and embarking on a 12-year con to deceive her children and her family about her whereabouts and demise.

Sharing the Schweitzer experience with less fortunate children

People come from all over to enjoy North Idaho’s world-class outdoor activities. However, while tourists and those involved in the local ski industry clearly understand the joy that snow sports offer, many in the shadows of the mountain have no idea.

Legals September 12, 2019

CALL FOR BIDS EQUIPMENT FUEL SUPPLY October 1, 2019 through September 30, 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of Boundary County, Idaho will receive sealed bids for the supply and dispensing of approximately 10,000 gallons of unleaded gasoline, approximately 40,000 gallons of number 2 diesel, and approximately 1,000 gallons of number 1 diesel to County owned vehicles and equipment at the vendors (bidders) location within a 5 mile radius of the Boundary County Shop and delivered to the county shop, 73 Sunrise Road, to fill 2500 gallon above ground tank. BID FORM, BIDDER'S INSTRUCTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS can be obtained at the Clerk's Office in the Boundary County, Idaho Courthouse located in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Telephone: (208) 267-2242. SUCH BID FORM, INSTRUCTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS must be substantially complied with and such documents include special requirements, including bidder's Security. Bid price is to be based on gallons as set out in paragraph one above. BID MUST BE IN THE OFFICE OF the County Clerk on or before: 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 27, 2019. BIDS WILL BE OPENED ON: Monday, September 30, 2019 at 9:00 a.m., in the Boundary County Commissioners' Office, Rm#28, Boundary County Courthouse, 6452 Kootenai Street, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. EQUAL PHYSICAL AND COMMUNICATIONS access for people with disabilities as required by Title II of the ADA will be provided with reasonable advance notice of "3" working days. NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION IN PROCUREMENT. Boundary County, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, Subtitle A, Office of the Secretary, Part 21, Nondiscrimination in Federally-assisted programs of the Department of Transportation issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 23 will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or retaliation in consideration for an award. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to cancel any contract stemming from acceptance of a bid, upon written notice 30 days prior to cancellation. Boundary County Commissioners, Bonners Ferry, Idaho s/ Dan R. Dinning, Chairman s/ Wally Cossairt, Commissioner s/ Walt Kirby, Commissioner BFH Legal 10256 September 5, 12, 2019

BFHS volleyball battles Bonner County foes

BONNERS FERRY — The lady Badgers fought hard against Sandpoint on Tuesday, Sept. 3, but ended up with a loss, falling 25-19, 25-10 and 25-17.

Seen 'n Heard

n The Bonners Ferry Herald Office received a random act of “SWEETNESS” from SoulShine Bistro last week. Warm from the oven and delicious!

Court Reports

Andrew Michael Baker, born 2000, charged with misdemeanor sexual battery on April 26.

Pastor travels to mission in Africa

BONNERS FERRY — Charlie Frederico, the Teaching Pastor at Grace Bible Fellowship, will be embarking on a mission, along with Phil Schlener, to Sierra Leone, Africa on Oct. 21. This will not be a vacation — they will not be visiting wildlife refuges or going out to enjoy the sights. Instead they will spend two and a half weeks teaching from morning until night.

Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report

There were two “Games of the Day” for the Mirror Lake ladies’ first Fall week of golf, “1st 9-hole Club Champion” and “Mystery Partner.” The 9-hole Club Champion is determined by whoever posts the Low Gross score. In Mystery Partner, numbers are drawn out of a hat at the end of play to determine who the partners are, and the partners with the lowest accumulated score win the prize.

BFHS senior among top swimmers in backstroke, freestyle

MOSCOW — Bonners Ferry High School swimmer Julia Cummings competed in the Saturday, Sept. 7 Ice Breaker swim meet in Moscow.

Girls soccer tops Priest River

BONNERS FERRY — The lady Badgers took the win against visiting Priest River on Tuesday, Sept. 3, with a final score of 2-1.

Letter to the Editor: Two Resolutions to Improve Community Safety and Security

RESOLUTIONS: To increase safety, security

Fourth annual Farm to Table feast evidence of GROW!'s continued success

BONNERS FERRY — On Sept. 7, Gardeners for Regional Organic Wellbeing, a 501.c.3 nonprofit (GROW!), their supporters and guests met, once again, for an evening of locally grown and prepared organic dishes.

Moyie Springs Mayor resigns

On Sept. 3, Chad Farrens resigned from the position of Moyie Springs Mayor. Until a new mayor is appointed, Steve Economu is the Acting Mayor or Moyie Springs. The position is planned to be filled in the next meeting or two.

Letter to Editor

THANKS: End-of-life kindness appreciated

Two decisive wins for the Badger boys

BONNERS FERRY — The Badger boys played a strong game on Tuesday, Sept. 3, against Priest River with a decisive victory of 6-1.

Seniors ... are you ready to exercise?

The Senior Hospitality Center has begun the Fall session of the “Fit and Fall Proof Class.” This free class will run, from Sept. 9 through Dec. 13. The hour long class is every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and begins at 10:45 a.m.

This Week In Bonners Ferry History

100 Years Ago

Evening grosbeaks: Magnificent but elusive

Last weekend I was scanning the ponderosa pines surrounding my bird feeders when some unfamiliar birds caught my eye. I reached for my Nikon with my 600 mm lens to take a picture of the birds. Suddenly they weren’t just birds; they were spectacular and handsomely attired in yellow, black and white. They were about the size of a robin, but more compact and thicker bodied; smaller than a Steller’s jay

Sheriff's Log

Boundary County Sheriff

Demolition Derby crashes into town

BONNERS FERRY — The Smash and Bash Demolition Derby, put on by Glass House Productions, LLC., came roaring back into town on Saturday, Sept. 7, packing the Boundary County Fairground grandstands once again, and thrilling the audience with the crashing of metal and clods of dirt flying through the air.

Chamber members have hopping good time

BONNERS FERRY — It was a cool, drizzly day, with clouds draped over the tops of the nearby mountains, when members of the Bonners Ferry Chamber of Commerce gathered at Elk Mountain Farms on Sept. 6, for a Harvest Tour.

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City transportation projects to improve local traffic flow

There are a number of transportation-related projects that the city is working on, including expanding our local street system to reduce congestion on Highway 95.

Sesame Chicken Salad

Sesame Chicken Salad

Gun Club News

Saturday, Sept. 7

Spokane man charged with two counts of rape

BONNERS FERRY — A 21-year old Spokane man was charged with two counts of rape after a DUI arrest on Friday, Aug. 30, by the Bonners Ferry Police Department.

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A solemn ceremony on Sept. 11

BONNERS FERRY — Civilians and first responders gathered in front of the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 11, to honor and remember those who lost their lives and loved ones on the fateful day in 2001. The street was lined with first response vehicles, providing a backdrop to the ceremony. Boundary County Sheriff Dave Kramer welcomed the crowd, followed by the statistics of the event shared by Boundary County Chaplain Todd Krautkremer.

BFHS cross country off to strong start

Badger cross country has been off and running for the last couple of weeks and the season is shaping up well for a team that is full of upperclassmen as well as many new faces.

3D mammogram equipment coming to Bonners Ferry

At their annual Golf Tournament, Fry Healthcare Foundation (FHF) donated $26,000 to Boundary Community Hospital (BCH) toward the purchase of new Digital Tomosynthesis (3D Mammogram) equipment.

Legals September 5, 2019

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR FEE INCREASE RESTORIUM ROOM AND BOARD FEE Boundary County has proposed to increase its Restorium room and board fees for new Restorium residents by an amount of 8.5% over the room and board fees collected the previous year. The purpose of the increase is to help fund the cost of operating the Restorium. These new fees will take effect October 1, 2019. The following schedule is an estimate of what this change may mean to a Boundary County user: Source of the fees Restorium Residents The above proposal will increase the Restorium room and board fees as follows: From To Room with shared restroom $2975.00 $3227.87 Private room with private restroom $3249.00 $3525.16 Double Occupancy $4470.00 $4849.95 Double Occupancy (half room) $2235.00 $2424.97 All citizens are invited to attend the public hearing to be held in the Boundary County Commissioners' Office, located in the Courthouse at 6452 Kootenai Street, Room #28, Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on Monday, September 16, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. The purpose of the hearing is to receive public comment and to explain the reasons for the proposed increase of Restorium room and board fees. Any person requiring a special accommodation due to a disability condition should contact the Boundary County Commissioners' Office at (208) 267-7723. This contact should be made at least two days prior to the hearing. BFH Legal 10254 August 29, 2019 September 5, 2019

Celebrate diversity, promote human rights: National Hispanic Heritage Month

In 1988, Congress authorized presidents to proclaim annually the period from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 as National Hispanic Heritage Month. President Ronald Reagan signed the legislation, and his successor, President George H.W. Bush, confirmed that “the rich ethnic heritage of Hispanic Americans gives us cause to celebrate it as a proud and colorful portion of our Nation’s heritage.”

Letter to the Editor: Riverside Road Project

RiVERSIDE ROAD: Solution should serve all

Lady Badgers top St. Maries in soccer opener

BONNERS FERRY — Two goals from Makayla Mierke helped the Bonners Ferry girls’ soccer team open its season with a 2-0 home win over Intermountain League foe St. Maries on Thursday, Aug. 29.

This Week In Bonners Ferry History

100 Years Ago

Businesses affected by U.S. 95 project

BONNERS FERRY — Road construction can be a trying time for drivers as they creep through the work zones, but they are not the only ones affected. Many of the businesses along Highway 95 have taken a financial hit.

The history behind Labor Day

Labor Day is a holiday when many people look forward to a three-day weekend, barbecues, friends and family. However, many people don’t realize the history of what it took to get where we are today, from the advent of the 40-hour work week and working five days a week, to the struggles of labor unions and their workers, when the union movement was in its infancy.

Successful school supply drive concludes

BONNERS FERRY — The school supply drive, hosted by Pestarino Ranch and Holliday Hill’s Massage Therapy, ended on Aug. 29. They received more than $500 worth of school supplies through donations.

IDWR schedules public meetings on Sept. 9, 10 and 11

The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) will hold a series of six public meetings Monday through Wednesday, Sept. 9-11, in northern Idaho to provide updates on Phase 3 of the Northern Idaho Adjudications.

Boys soccer rebounds for nonconference win

BONNERS FERRY — After a close loss to open its season, the Bonners Ferry boys’ soccer team regrouped the next day and topped visiting Stillwater Christian 2-0 on Friday, Aug. 30.

Gun Club news and raffle winners

Saturday, Aug. 31

Court Reports

Piyush Agarwai, born 1976, charged with infraction exceeding maximum posted speed limit (16 MPH or over) by BFPD on Aug. 20.

Upcoming Public Hearings

Boundary County Commissioners Notice of Public Hearing Restorium Fee Increase - New Residents. New fees will take effect Oct. 1. Public Hearing will be held on Monday, Sept. 16, at 11 a.m. in Room #28, Courthouse. Refer to Legal #10254 in the legal section of this edition for rate increase chart.

Seen 'n Heard

n School has started! Please use caution on the roads, especially with the school buses and in the construction zone.

Letter to the Editor: Superior Therapy

To my clientele,

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Farm to Table Feast & Fundraiser set for Saturday

BONNERS FERRY — Come celebrate the bounty of Boundary County at the fourth annual Farm to Table Local Feast & Fundraiser, from 6-9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, at BeeHaven Flower Farm, 2431 Moonshadow Road in Bonners Ferry.

Money hard to come by

Help sought with missing cash

Georgia Mae DeHart Wiedemann

Georgia Mae DeHart Wiedemann

Volleyball Photos

BONNERS FERRY — The Bonners Ferry varsity volleyball team opened its season Thursday, Aug. 29, against St. Maries. Further information on the match was not provided.

Quaking aspen: Trees in the breeze

“Willows whiten, aspens quiver, little breezes dusk and shiver.”

Toilet Cleaning Tip

Toilet cleaning tip

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Artists spend Labor Day in the Kootenai Wildlife Refuge

BONNERS FERRY — For some people, Labor Day means a day of grilling hot dogs and hamburgers, or watching a football game, or even a road trip — but for some members of the Boundary County Artist Association, which is growing close to being established for 60 years, Labor Day meant a day of drawing and painting in the dappled shade of the Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge.

Sheriff's Log

Boundary County Sheriff

Mirror Lake Ladies' Golf Report

Traditionally, in the last week of each month “Game of the Day” for the Mirror Lake ladies is “Ace of the Month,” in which the winner earns the title of “Ace.”