Tag Archives: Burt Weeks

Those **** Californians!

Posted on February 14, 2024 by Nancy Foster Renk

We love to complain about newcomers. After all, they’re loud. They drive too fast. They think they own the place—and they probably do. They’re changing our town. **** Californians! The Kalispel people might have voiced the same complaints when the … Continue reading →

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Who Was Robert Weeks?

Posted on October 14, 2015 by Nancy Foster Renk

Most histories of Sandpoint, Idaho, include a few lines about Robert Weeks. He opened the first store in 1880, we are told, and also owned a hotel, bar, and sawmill. Meanwhile his son Barton ran a general store with his … Continue reading →

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