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County Newspapers Designated by County for Notice of Name Change Petition Idaho Code § 7-803 First District Benewah – St. Maries Gazette Record Bonner – Bonner County Daily Bee Boundary – Bonners Ferry Herald Kootenai – The Coeur d’ Alene Press Shoshone – Shoshone News Press Second District Clearwater - Clearwater Tribune Idaho - Idaho County Free Press Latah - Moscow-Pullman Daily News Lewis - Lewis County Herald Nez Perce - Lewiston Morning Tribune Third District Adams – The Adams County Record Canyon – The Idaho Press Tribune Gem - The Messenger-Index Owyhee – The Owyhee Avalanche Payette – The Independent-Enterprise Washington – The Weiser Signal American Fourth District Ada - The Idaho Statesman Boise - The Idaho World Elmore - Mountain Home News 1 Valley - Star News Fifth District Blaine – Idaho Mountain Express Camas – The Courier NEWS Cassia – Times-News Gooding – Times-News Jerome - Times-News Lincoln – Times-News Minidoka – Times-News Twin Falls – Times-News Sixth District Bannock – Idaho State Journal Bear Lake – News-Examiner Caribou – Caribou County Sun Franklin – Preston Citizen Oneida – The Idaho Enterprise Power – The Power County Press and Aberdeen Times Seventh District Bingham – The Morning News Bonneville - The Post Register Butte – The Arco Advertiser Custer – The Challis Messenger Clark – The Jefferson Star Fremont – The Rexburg Standard Journal Jefferson – The Jefferson Star 2 Lemhi – The Recorder Herald Madison – The Rexburg Standard Journal Teton – The Teton Valley News 3 .

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