Huckleberries
Octocyclers at 1957 Fourth of July Parade, from left, Mark Ankeny (helm) Nick Rader, Ernie Lynn, Wes Hamlet, Leigh LeGore, Bud Howard, Charlie Mason, C.J Hamilton (brakeman) and, on the rear fender, 6-year-old Billy Hamilton.
Photo courtesy of The Coeur d'Alene Press archives
Council members Dan Gookin and Christie Wood dine on cupcakes.
Photo courtesy of Christa Manis
ISP Capt. Wayne Longo, one of the first on the scene after the murder of Trooper Linda Huff, recalls her memory five years later.
Photo courtesy of The Coeur d'Alene Press archives
A Corless machine, shown in operation, won’t move again from Northwest Boulevard location.
Photo courtesy of Museum of North Idaho
Druggist Victor Wilson of iconic Wilson’s Pharmacy, left, is shown with buyers Charles Sears, center, and Mickey Holovka.
Photo courtesy of The Coeur d'Alene Press archives
D.F. Oliveria’s father, Franklin (middle) and grandfather, John (right), are shown in 1950s with three Portuguese friends after loading a hay truck.
Photo courtesy of the Oliveria family
The Coeur d’Alene Shrine Club Octocycle hasn’t appeared at a Fourth of July Parade since 2016. And, unless its new owner in Spokane has mastered its quirks, the bike won’t turn up this year either...
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