Advertising, Fire News, and Local Changes in Marion Township
A duck laments lack of public praise for eggs laid and feats achieved while a Buff Leghorn advises promotion. Ole A Ruroden buys Peter Mark place in Marion township, plans to retire from farming as his son rents the farm. A chimney fire at Mrs. Mary Stihl’s home caused townwide alarm but winds kept damage minimal. R. W. Moser & Son forms with Philip joining as partner in a wagon shop. Methodist church services announced with Sunday School at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and preaching at 7 80 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole A Ruroden
Peter Mark
Marion Township
Ole
Mary Stihl
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Rural school boards shift to July 2 and bond needs arise
The new law took effect March 12 1906 and changes affect school officers. Rural corporation boards will organize July 2 instead of the third Monday in March. current boards remain until July 2. City treasurers stay in office until July 2, after which successors assume duties. Treasurers with extended terms must bond to cover the extension and the new law will be reissued before the July 2 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Senate
General Assembly
Jilly
Oklahoma Statehood Moves Forward In Senate Action
The senate approved the bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state named Oklahoma, removing references to Arizona and New Mexico. The measure returns to the house for concurrence as prior amendments affecting New Mexico and Arizona were struck out. In other news, T. Grover and Mr. Weed plan a fine stock business near the city and recent purchases include seven head of Scotch Topped Short Horns with prices noted. Andrew Thorson visited Gus Gunderson over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
House
T. Grover
Mr. Weed
Town of Higin announces mayor and council election
Notice from Gus Gunderson mayor of Higin Town county invites electors to vote on March 26 in the council room for mayor two councilmen treasurer assessor recorder and names nomination papers due by March 17. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Official seal and clerk J A Williams listed with town committee members and council candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higin
Faye County
Elec
Vada
Said
Gus. Gunderson
Unclaimed Letters at Elgin Post Office 1906
Notices warn that letters addressed to Chas Carlson, Chas A Carlson, Fred Eherert, Ellen Hanson, Mabel Stringer, Hans Keiser, and P M will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed by April 2, 1906. Received at the Elgin post office, these names appear in the advertised letters list with P. C. designation for some addressees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Chas, Carlson
P. C
Chas
A. Carlson
Fred Eherert
Ellen Hanson
Mabel Stringer
Hans Keiser
P. M
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Berg's Clothing Store
Fred G
Gehring
Iowa
R. W. Moser
Our City
R. W. Moser & Son
Philip
West
Nebraska
Billy Coleman
McCook County
LeMars
Billy
Alton Democrat
Zion
Church of God
I. N
N. B. Connor
Fim
Murray Kiple
Chicago Commission
Finois
Kiple
Roy Connor
Claude Pathergill
W. L. Eaton
Osage
Board of Railroad
Highland
Misa. Abernethy
Noah Kiple
Murray
Noah
Ida
Auids Ishori
FP. W. Hughes
Clermont
Pabpukkeena Hall
Sohori
Hughes
Miss Johnson
Fayetta
Fred Rogers
Fayette
Ed. Rogers
Cntecprisa
Opera House
Carpenter's Harp Orchestra
New State
Elgintown
Andrew Thorson
North of Here
Mra
Gus Gunderson
Proclam
J. A. Willams
Tizens
G, Theo
Schmid
T. J. Capper
Benson
Fred. R. Berg
N.'Schori
Qeo
E. Schori
J. H. Williams
Aug Benson
RF. W. Hughes
IAL
Spear Head
C. S. Holstenson
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