HUCKLEBERRIES: Mudgy & Millie: Bringing joy to us all
In 2009, author Susan Nipp read “Mudgy & Millie” to children and parents outside the Coeur d’Alene Public Library.
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In 1999, owner Charlie Nipp, left, and restaurant manager Jeff Mallett posed near construction dirt with the Mr. Steak building in the background.
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In 1969, Mayor Cecil Meyer fretted about Post Falls growth.
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In 1979, as was her custom, Orlinda “Lindy” Gunning tossed candy to children at Twin Lakes.
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In 2019, Garrison Keillor entertained a packed audience at North Idaho College, accompanied by conductor Jan Pellant and the Coeur d’Alene Symphony.
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In 1949, singer Bing Crosby bought this Hayden Lake summer home.
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In 1964, Arliss Sluder showed off his miniature car to Mrs. Charles O’Malley, secretary for president C.S. Fisher of Pendar Inc.
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In 1984, Fred Murphy’s crew at Casco Bay built the floating boardwalk.
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In 2014, the “Freedom Harp” guitar was displayed at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library.
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In 2019, Sheila Richards, aboard Shannie, is shown with husband Tom and nieces Nicolle and Kirste.
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Many of us know the story.
A moose and a mouse play a game of hide-and-seek that takes them all around the town.
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