Legals for July, 25 2024

Eastport man dies after tree falls on him

An elderly Eastport man died Tuesday after a tree he was cutting fell on him.

This Day in Bonners Ferry History

100 Year

Mary Fioravanti

Mary Fioravanti is seeking the Boundary County School Board Zone 2 seat.

Gertrude Evlyn Baker

Gertrude Evlyn Baker (94) passed away on March 24, 2016 at the Boundary Community Hospital in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. She was a seven year resident of the Extended Care where she received good and loving care from Dr. Botkin and the Staff.  Services will be held on Saturday, April 2, 2016 at 10:00am in the Bonners Ferry Funeral Home in Bonners Ferry, Idaho with interment in the Porthill Cemetery.

Judge orders life sentence in Bristow murder

Acosta ordered to serve life in prison for Bristow killing

High Five! Bonners Ferry gets synthetic ice rink

BONNERS FERRY — Over the years, Bonners Ferry has seen the weather patterns change. Some years, there is heavy snowfall and colder temperatures, and other years, the winter season was more mild.

Local thrift store policy questioned

The other day I was rather surprised to see on the front door of Second Chance Thrift a notice that reads as follow:

Fight against ARPA funds and keep Idaho free

Did you know that ARPA has strings attached?

History

History for November 24th, 2016 100 Year The body of Joe Dunn, the man who died at Kingsgate last Friday morning while trying to enter a refrigerator car was buried in the Bonners Ferry cemetery Monday afternoon. Coroner Reich held an inquest Saturday evening and an autopsy was held by Dr. E.E. Fry. The coroner’s jury brought in a verdict to the effect that Dunn’s death had been caused by pneumonia. From all present indications the project of reclaiming the Kootenai Valley of Idaho and British Columbia, which includes some 80,000 acres of rich bottom lands on both sides of the Kootenai river for a distance of some 60 miles, will soon be taken up again. While skating Sunday on the lake below town Miss Janie Rebenstroff was severely bitten by a dog belonging to George Causton. Eastport – A runaway boy from Bonners Ferry, was picked up here by the immigration officers last week. He was promptly returned to his parents. The basket ball team of the Bonners Ferry high school is rapidly getting in shape for the opening games of the season which will be played on December 7th, 8th and 9th at Libby, Eureka and Kalispell, Mont., respectively. The line-up of the team which will make the Montana trip will be as follows: Forwards, Stewart, Bond, Collins; center, Norton; guards, Luse and Thomsen. 50 Years Tuesday, Nov. 21, marked the opening of the Naples-Peterson hill section of Highway 2 and 95, and the Naples overpass. The eight-mile stretch of highway has been two years in the building with the costs listed as follows: grading, drainage and base materials, $1,400,000; paving, $425,000; and overpass, $460,000. The overpass is 730 feet long and 28 feet wide. The Boundary County TV Translator association today said the weak signal received last week was due to an icing condition on the antennas at Black mountain. Bob Myers and Clem Mostek went to the site and removed a four-inch ice coat to restore the signal. The association also stated: “We ask our cooperation. This also goes for the two non-members (free loaders) who were complaining about their poor TV reception from our translators on Black mountain.” A small but interested group of “old timers”, met at the courthouse last Thursday evening to further discuss the formation of a Boundary County historical society. Mrs. Goldie Brewer acted as chairman of the meeting and in the enthusiastic discussions which took place the groundwork was laid for the formation of an historical organization for the local community. Seen and Heard… Neil Howarth, Al Flory and LeRoy White not being recognized as they did the can can….. An ice skating rink at the fairgrounds show area will be forth-coming with the arrival of cold weather. Jaycees will flood the arena soon to establish a base and submerge existing sawdust and chips, then will sprinkle the ice with the first good freeze in hopes of providing a safe, well lighted place for residents to enjoy the almost-forgotten sport.

Thoughts on racism and antiracism in today's world

Why do we categorize people according to skin and facial features?

Northern pintail duck: The greyhound of the air!

“Advice from a duck; dive into your life, let troubles roll off your back, take time to preen, look beneath the surface, shake your tail feathers and don’t quack up!”

Beware the cross-eyed visitor, and other New Year's advice

As it is with most modern holidays, we have pagans to thank for the original idea of celebrating the New Year.

Working to lower prescription drug costs for Idahoans

Lower Costs, More Cures Act is a comprehensive, market-based approach

Storm causes county-wide outages

BONNERS FERRY — Down trees and power lines had Northern Lights and City of Bonners Ferry Utility crews scrambling Thursday to restore power to area residents and will continue to work throughout the night.

Let our silence be considered approval as Mike Weland stated in his guest opinion of Nov. 29.

I thought it might be prudent to once again argue the case for property rights on behalf of the Boundary County Property Owner Association and all those concerned with one of the most basic human rights.

FEB NIBJ: 132 years and counting for small-town paper

The Bonners Ferry Herald, a weekly newspaper in Boundary County, has served and informed the local community for 132 years and is the oldest business in the county.

Patience requested with traffic backups

Many of us have experienced the following:  a crash occurs on a state highway, the road is closed and traffic quickly begins to back up.  You wonder what’s going on, and why isn’t there a detour in place? 

This Week In History - Dec. 10, 2020

Boundary County's people, places and events — as shared by the Boundary County Museum.

The best hikes around are closer to the sun

A friend who introduced me to custom firearms and the Idaho backcountry in winter, both of them accessible to anyone with a passion for either, once harvested a mountain goat, sliding the billy down to a high mountain lake where he camped.