The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

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Mayors and Postmasters of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Mayors of Coeur d'Alene, 1907-2014 (may be incomplete!)
H. V. Scallon 1907-09 Boyd Hamilton 1909-11 John T. Wood 1911-13 Ralph S. Nelson 1913 Charles Feil 1913-15 S. H. McEuen 1915-17 C. H. Potts 1917-19 H. P. Glinderman 1919-21 J. C. Dwyer 1921-23 O. W. Edmonds 1923-27 George Natwick 1927-31 Jess Ray Simpson 1931-32 Ralph Gaines 1932-33 John Knox Coe 1933-37 A. Granyham 1937-39 John Knox Coe 1939-41 P. N. Banabaker 1941-43 O. W. Edmonds 1943-45 A. M. Rosenlund 1945-47 John Gardner Adams 1947-50 L. L. Gardner 1950-54 P. A. Christianson 1955-61 James McKinnon 1961-63 Marc Souther 1963-65 L. L. Gardner 1965-69 John McHugh 1969-73 Loren R. Edinger 1973-77 Donald Johnston 1977-81 James Fromm 1981-85 Raymond Stone 1985-93 A. J. 'Al' Hassell 1993-97 Steven Judy 1997-2001 Sandi Bloem 2001-13 Steve Widmyer 2014-

Postmasters at Coeur d'Alene, 1899-1901 (may be incomplete!)
David F. Mason as of 1899-1901

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