Newly Elected Council Elects Officers
The newly elected city council met Monday morning and organized by electing its officers. The session created the framework for the new governing body and established leadership roles for the upcoming term.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
1
The newly elected city council met Monday morning and organized by electing its officers. The session created the framework for the new governing body and established leadership roles for the upcoming term.
The new city board organized at the clerk’s office with N B Erbert reelected as city clerk, and H A Veatrein hired to care for the park at 25 dollars per month. Weighmaster salary trimmed, B W Coon re-elected city solicitor. bonds fixed for Mayor and City Treasurer. Dr G C Be Birney named health physician. day and night marshals appointed. Estherville visitors caused hotel disturbance at the St James Hotel.
Personal mentions highlight Ratherville affairs and Estherville civic scene. Notes on local figures J J Ports Sheriff Butler Miss Harriett Yollingon and many residents visiting family, business, or attending weddings and church events.
Gallov P. H. Paulson offers money to loan on second farm loans. Coon Black signs as contact.
The Hoard of Supervisors are inspecting ditch No 48 today. Emmetsburgers favor Hasterville, claiming it a good town. Nolan Snow of Fort Dodge, secretary of Campbell Automobile Co, was in Extherville on business with the local garage. E S Littell just retired after twenty five years in the Exstherville mercantile trade and forty years in Emimet county. He came from Wisconsin in 1869 with an ox team, seventeen days on the road, settled near Grass Lake, later moved to Extherville twenty five years ago. He retires an honored citizen, confident in his knowledge and worth.
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