HUCKLEBERRIES: Here for Huetter
In 2004, Huetter Mayor Hallie Blankenship laughs with city planner Cheri Howell at his retirement party.
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In 1964, former Coeur d’Alene Vik Charlie Nipp puts on a one-man show against the Gonzaga Bulldogs at the Spokane Coliseum.
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In 1989, vinyl expert Rick Ochoa displays some of his ultra-rare .45 record sleeves.
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In 1954, the Sylte sisters of Rathdrum — Joan in the middle and twins Deanna and Deandra on the outside — were going places.
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In 1959, local electricians fulfilled their promise to display an elaborate Tubbs Hill tree. They are (from left) Tom Robinson (barely visible), Shimeo Nisheo, Al Barrett, Ken Evjen, Russell Reno, Jim Lokamp, Harold Thomas and Paul Barrett.
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In 1969, Miriam, 9, and Mark, 7, children of Wesleyan Church pastor W.L. Boone, view the vandalism to the church nativity scene.
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From left, GTE linemen Gene Pope and Fred Glober place a telephone line to Arrow Point while an unidentified man operates Fred Murphy’s barge in 1959.
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In 1979, Idaho Gov. John Evans helps dedicate the Communication-Arts Building at North Idaho College.
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In 1979, Coeur d’Alene Mayor Don Johnston, left, congratulates North Idaho College President Barry Schuler at the opening of the new Communication-Arts Building. The center’s auditorium was later named after Schuler.
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Huetter is Idaho’s version of Whoville.
At 26 to 30 acres, it’s the smallest incorporated city in the state, and few know it’s there, squeezed by Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls and the Spokane River.
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