County Officials Reorganized Bonds Approved for County Officers
The Mitchell county board reorganized with Geo Jenks sworn in as a member and D. W. Collins named temporary chair. Permanent chair vote favored D. Collins over M Dougherty. Bonds for A W Davis justice of the peace Hoyt Cox clerk of the courts H G Easton S F Goodykoontz and others were approved. Auditor-elect L F Champlin and State's Attorney Mohr bonds noted. Sheriff Cook and others begin duties soon as bills were passed and staff changes announced including Kittie McDonald resigning treasurer’s deputy post and Rhetta Goodykoontz taking over. Modern notes on public instruction interim staff and local society items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Jenks
Davis
D. W. Collins
Dvd
W. Collins
M. Dougherty
A. W. Davis
Hoyt Cox
John Cook
J. D. Wood
N. L. Davison
Fred Weidman
Sheriff Cook
H. G. Easton
S. Fr. Goodykoontz
John D. Lawler
W. Seaman
F.H. Winsor
J. O. Walrath
L. FE. Champlin
Mohr
Messrs. Gale
Nathbun
Miss West
Jas. Lyons
T. C. Burns
Cook
Cox
Maston
Goodykoontz
W.M. Smith
J. J. Wells
C. J. Johnson
S. Dwight
Robinson
Kittie McDonald
Smith
Rhetta Goodykoontz
Morse
Sunday Services and Community Notices at M E Church
Sunday Services featured two probationers baptized and received, four by letter, and fourteen as probationers. New officers and teachers for the Sunday School were elected, led by A. G. Shepherd as superintendent. Attendance reached 216 last year with total enrollment over 250. Epworth League evening program included talks on Our Pledge, Power of Christian Influence, and the Ideal League, plus musical selections. Additional items include catalog-style notices and advertisements for medications and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Shepherd
J.J. McDougal
Agnes Tenney
Susie [Oleton
Chas. W. Boggs
Fred Kratz
L. Bradford
L. A. Stout
Jos. Harker
J. J. McDougs
W. A. Barber
B. A. Bobb
A. R. Boggs
M. N. Lee
J. W. Elliott
Juns Conner
Sarah Scallin
Winifred McVay
Helen Killiam
Christ
I. S. Whittaker
Ideal League
Doty
Lee
Messrs
Boggs
Sage
Misses Gold
Madge Corwin
Coal dealings show county gains on coal purchases
The County Commissioners ordered ten car loads at 1.30 per ton from Mystic Iowa with freight paid at 2.85 per ton and freight rebates anticipated from Milwaukee Railway. Three cars remain to be distributed this winter while 100 tons donated by Mr Fullerton were distributed to needy families through the Commercial Club. The county plans to rebate freight on later quantities at a half tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Iowa
Milwaukee Railway Company
Fullerton
Commercial Club
Welch
O. K
Milwaukee Company
Thos. Fullerton
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County Institution
Davison County
Grand Forks Plaindealer
Imina I’. Bates
W. ©. Baker
The
Herald
Baker
Baker Township
Y.P.S. C.F
Congregational Church
Misa
Hall
Lewis Pfaif
R. F. Robinson
Mybel C. Silsby
L. O. Gale
St. Mary's Guild
J. H. Babcock
A. E. Hitchcock
N. M. Goodsell
Lillie Bately
Florence Fosdick
Presho
Chamberlain Journal
Houston Argrus
Presho County
Pleakinton
Aberdeen
Kate Taubman
2. T. Taubman
Western Star Lodge
Rebekahs
Western Star Rebekah
Lillian Dannon
Carver
Bess
Frances EK. Kershaw
Marta Neilson
Thomas
Com
N. G
Nettie Johnson
V. G
Mitchell
Asmussen
Lena Basher
Veskier Holmes
Edward Johnson
Karery Jorurud
Rudar Kamming
Fred Madison
C McDorman
H D Myers
G Stump
WC Smith
Orrin Snow
H G Shireliff
Saml
T. Green
W. M
Place
South Dakota
Kimball
Geo. Geppert
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Geppert
Gale
M. EB. Church
Hood
S. H. Scallin
Carter Publishing Co
Pierre, S. D
Soved
Bf. J. County & Co
Toledo
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin’s
de Witt
L. D. Gale
Foster
Porter
Yankton Reservation
Mitchell Printing Co
L. D
Sucklen
de Foster
Oster
Mitchell. S
Ilancon
Chanka Lodge
A. J. Curtis
A. H. Pehrson
W. G. S. B. Spink
Sh. B. VanAlstine
P.S. Jerome Wiltse
W. N. Hollands
R. S. N.G. W-I. Hooker
L. S. N. G. J. Bowman
Orpheus Club
Mabelle Adams
Legislative
Newa Speciale
Pierre
S. It
Scallin
George , Logan Furniture
South Oak
C.W. Adams
J. A. McLean
Gr. J. H. HeLean Medicine Co
St. Loui
Wmitchell
National : Bank
U. S
Davison
J. Quigley
Vine Praxant
Ene
Chios
Champeny
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