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THURSDAY, Nov. 17
Barbequed Lamb Riblets
I just bought a lamb this past week and have a freezer full of my favorite meat. This is a cut you might not find in the store, but there are several local sheep ranchers that might have it. There is at least one grocer in town that carries U.S. lamb. I am an advocate of supporting our U.S. farmer. I hope you enjoy this recipe. It is one of my favorites, though it is a fatty one, but you can drain most of the fat away.
Mother, daughter unite after 40 years
In 1973, a baby girl was born on an Indian Reservation in Canada. In 1975, she was taken from her mother’s care and put into a foster home. She was adopted by white, Christian parents three years later and raised far away from the reservation.
Two of Bonners Ferry's fastest recognized
Jordan Young and Abigail Gorton of the Bonners Ferry High School cross country team were both recognized this fall as being among the elite runners in the state.
Letters to the Editor cotd.
My name is David Fairall and I am the person who took the photo of Mike Ohler for the Herald’s online obituary. My wife Jill, son and daughter, Hannah, all lived on Mike’s place for over a year in the little yellow and white single-wide mobile home in about 2006/7.
Ministerial Assoc. to host Thanksgiving
The Boundary County Ministerial Association will be hosting a free community dinner on Nov. 20, the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The dinner will be held in the Boundary County Middle School cafeteria from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. that afternoon. All are welcome.
Kramer elected Boundary County sheriff
Area residents selected former Bonners Ferry Police Chief David Kramer as their new Boundary County Sheriff at the polls on Tuesday, replacing sheriff Greg Sprungle, and outnumbering write-in candidate Dave Schuman.
Win $1,000 from Pro X
Bonners Ferry, Idaho — One local winner will rake in $1,000 worth of merchandise at Pro X this month.
Information appreciated regarding Mike Oehler
My name is David Fairall and I am the person who took the photo of Mike that was in the online obit. My wife Jill, son Ian and daughter Hannah all lived on Mike’s place for over a year in the little yellow and white single-wide mobile home in about 2006/7.
Kootenai Valley Rifle Clubs start new season
Rifle shooting is not just for hunting or plinking. For some dedicatd Boundary County residents, it is a serious sport of precision. A group of these sharpshooters meets weekly from October to May to participate in the sport of small-bore target shooting.
Magpie: The chatterbox of the bird world
Black-billed Magpies are familiar, noisy and entertaining birds that are native to Idaho and the western half of North America.
Black beans with rice and tomato salsa
This is a recipe I have been making for about 25 years. It is probably the first bean recipe I actually enjoyed. You can use canned beans and dried herbs, but I prefer to used dried beans and fresh herbs. I will put the equivalents below. This recipe is also best if made a day ahead and reheated.
History
History for November 10th, 2016 100 Year B.E. Gowan, inspector-in-charge of the immigration office at Eastport, was in the city last evening and left this morning for Buffalo, N.Y., where he has been called to serve as a witness in the case of the United States against R.R. Winch. Winch was deported at Eastport about a year ago on the charge of being a white slaver. He re-entered the United States a few weeks ago and was picked up in New York. The penalty for this act is imprisonment from one to five years or a fine of from $1000 to $5000 or both. Mother Anne’s Sandwich. A slice of fresh bread; second a thin slice of boiled ham; third, a hot fried egg; fourth, a hot fried banana, and this sandwich is then covered with potato salad. This dish is not recommended for invalids, but it really tastes good. Tuesday’s election in the county of Boundary was a decided democratic victory which was as great a surprise to the democrats as the republicans. Ed. Covell of Kingsgate celebrated his 55th birthday on Tuesday evening by giving a dance in the International Hotel, to his many friends in the twin cities. A very enjoyable evening was spent and all joined in wishing Ed many returns of the day. There will be a masquerade ball at Settlers’ hall Saturday night, November 11th. Prizes will be given for the best ladies’ and gents’ costume, also most comic ladies’ and gents’ costume. Everybody come and bring all your friends. 50 Year The highly-rated Del Roby movie about Idaho’s beautiful backwoods “Our Wilderness Elk,” will be presented by the Bonners Ferry high school Lettermen’s club, Monday Nov. 14th. A rattlesnake barbecue, a snowshoe cougar hunt, an elk with only one horn in the center of tis head, and a costly boat accident in the churning rapids of the snake river all offer top viewing. The local FFA chapter expressed thanks to the public for supporting the group’s Harvest Sale last Saturday night. It was reported that the proceeds of $180 will go to buy a portable livestock scale and a trophy case for the high school. A wide variety of items were sold, ranging from vegetables and canned goods to chickens, puppies and a weaner pig. The Naples school Mothers club Friday night entertained the school Booster club by staging a silly fashion show. The models were Mrs. Vern McCalmant as Miss Irene Goodnight; Mrs. Gary Doyle as Miss Minnie Ha! Ha!; Mrs. George Atkins, Jr. as Miss Carrie Topper; Mrs. Richard Bruhn as Miss Heddy Hopper; Mrs. Bill Mackey as Miss Belle Jantzen; Mrs. Neal Robinson as Miss Newsy Loosy; Mrs. Roy Anderson as Miss Gertie Shift; Mrs. Jim Owens as Miss Pillie Tillie; Mrs. Earl Anderson as Miss Ducky Waddles; and Hello Hatti was Mrs. Harlan Hylton. 15 Year Idaho Fish and Game is seeking information for the person or persons involved in the unlawful killing a wasting of a bull elk on Nov. 2 along County Road 22 in Paradise Valley. The two-point bull elk was shot from CR-22 and died in Ken Irons’ hayfield. A $500 reward is being offered by Idaho Citizens Against Poaching and the Kootenai Valley Sportsman’s Association for information leading to an arrest in the case. Boundary County Prosecutor Brett Benson resigned last Thursday after consenting to a plea agreement between his attorney and a special prosecutor from the Idaho State Attorney General’s Office. I want to apologize to the court and community,” Benson Said. “This is something my family and I will carry around for the rest of our lives.” Benson had previously vowed not to resign his post. Leonard and Maxine Kucera, who were married in Columbus, Neb. On Nov. 10, 1941, will celebrate 60 years of marriage Nov. 10. Also celebrating 60 years of marriage are Dawrence and Evelyn Holmes on Nov. 18. The Bonners Ferry Badger Cubs consisting of seventh and eighth grade junior high football players coached by Corey Richards went through the 2001 season with a perfect 11-0 record. This is the third unbeaten season for the Jr. High football program. In one of the lowest voter turnouts ever recorded in a city general election, Mick Mellett and Jim Burkholder, Jr. were re-elected to the Bonners Ferry City Council Nov. 6. Both Mellett and Burkholder, Jr. ran uncontested and received 35 votes apiece.
Profile: Miranda Wenk, MVP
The Herald was fortunate enough to catch up with Bonners Ferry High School junior Miranda Wenk, who was named this year’s Most Valuable Player of the Intermountain League in volleyball, in order to get to know the person behind the award.
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Got an event or meeting to add to the Bonners Ferry Herald community calendar? Email reporter Dac Collins at dcollins@bonnersferryherald.com or call 208-267-5521.
Hospital support
The hospital has received a lot of support from the community in the past. Here is a picture of one donation. Can you identify these people, the group making the donation or the machine they are looking at?
XC runners qualify for state
“Does it ever not rain at cross country meets? Because literally every meet I’ve ever been to it has rained,” said first year runner Brady Bateman to his coaches at the Idaho 3A District I Championshipwmeet. Indeed the rain came down hard all day long as Bonners Ferry, Coeur d’Alene Charter, Kellogg, Priest River, and Timberlake vied for the top team scores to qualify for the 3A State Championships. The meet was hosted by Priest River High School on a course the Badgers ran on in late September. Familiarity with the 5k course, however, was hindered by slick conditions and deep mud puddles. The phrase “true cross country race” was heard around the meet at various points.
Dave Kramer
1. My decision to run for Sheriff is based on my commitment and desire to continue to serve the residents of Boundary County. I have been involved with law enforcement in Boundary County for over 40 years and my training and experience will be used to make a positive difference in the direction of the Sheriff’s Office. My goal is to have a proactive, community-involved, professional Sheriff’s Office that serves all of Boundary County.
Mike Crapo (R), 66 Incumbent U.S. Senator
1. Our nation is facing very troublesome times on many fronts. The importance that we follow the Constitution and the right principles of governing has never been greater. I am committed more than ever to the values that first prompted me to run for the Senate: limited government, low taxes, less spending and individual freedom. Americans must speak out strongly today to preserve and defend our Constitution and the system of limited government and freedom.
XC runners honored at state
The rains finally let up on Saturday at the Idaho State Cross Country Championships at the Portneuf Wellness Complex in Pocatello. Here the journey ended for eight members of the Bonners Ferry High School team.