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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 →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bonner County history, Burt Weeks, E. L. Weeks & Co., Emma L. Weeks, Harry Baldwin, Idaho history, Ignatz Weil, Irene Weil, James Baldwin, Mary Baldwin, Northern Pacific Railroad, Robinson Jones Weeks, Sandpoint history, Sandpoint Idaho | 14 Comments

Billy Abbott’s Saloon

Posted on May 10, 2019 by Nancy Foster Renk

Two buildings went up in smoke on that cold winter night. Working under difficult conditions, fire fighters managed to keep the flames from reaching a neighboring building but they were unable to save the two structures. By morning, the ruins … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Billy Abbott, Bonner County history, Gem Theater, Idaho history, Ignatz Weil, Prohibition, Saloons, Sandpoint Fires, Sandpoint history, Sandpoint Idaho, William Abbott | 2 Comments

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