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start Lakota School Next Fall evening, at hfeld it the takftta School, There tee children ien nfext is a list bt kmdtr- fdf tHe eomtag Cindy Ashland, connife Bautnaft, fcebra Berschwart, Col- ken Baettcher, Dofmfc Christ, Hiehawl Coufttryman, Sharon Crawford, fcornsbach, Kevin Er lahl, Sharon Gangstee, David Gofeke, Emily Hoeppner, Rodney Janftssen, Robert Jtihnsdn, Debra Junkertacier, Colleen Karels, Jolene Carlu Kayser, Janice Kroech, Marcia Paulsen, Edwin Nemann, Paul Peterson, Thomas Price, Debra Stacker, Dale Thompson, Emma Ukena, Ronald Weringa and Steven Wet' Inga. Chosen For Gamp Htbnors Linda Loii Spear, sixteen year old daughter of-John Spear ol Lakota; has been by the local -American Legion Auxiliary to-atterid Girl's State this summer. Linda is a high school Junior and for the past two years has-been a membef of the-girls Glee Club and bf 'the Mixed The alternate chosen Is Yvonne'Tjaden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Tjaden. Philip Sfchroedef has been chosen for and the alternate selected is Don Coftk, son of 'Mr and Mrs" J. -W.

Cook. New Teacher Lineup, tf Supt." J. Cook j'eports the following teachers have signed tot the laSB-eo, school yeah Those rehSred are: Clayton Helvitk, principal and Vifill Barrett, band and manual training; Jerry McMullen, tSfoicft nigh school scienc-ej Mrs Betflah Budiong, h6me eeon-" tmticS high school; Mary Jean Leonard, vocal music. Miss Leta Turner, English teacher, will not be back high school. Mrs Laura Wickham will be back high school.

Teachers In the grades whd have signed contracts for the 1059-80 school year are as lows: Mrs Harriet Magenson of Thompson, 7th grade; Mrs Mable Mattison of Forest City, Remedia Reading; Mrs Frances Deim 0 Swea City, kindergarten. New teachers who have signec in the grades and who win be new to the school system Mrs Charlotte Thai-land of. Thompson fourth grade; Mrs Marjorle Ohs berg of Thompson," sixth grade Miss DeAnn Swanson of Swea City, second gfadef U.P.A. of, the, Presbyterian church met In the -church Idrs. Hostesses were Mrs Ann Greise and Mrs AdatrRfppentrop, Irene the tions.

'Artn Hamilton spoke oft "Cub Ella Buckels talked 6rt GeneVieve Hoeppner spoke' on, Clubs" and Mrs Bflele spoke oh Lucille Dontje sang a The Band Mothers Bake Sate realized, $128.00. Mr and Mrs Schroeder wera dinner, ait the Jay Blome home, After dinner they atl weni to tfof Atflwe whete the Slides afid the ihelt re cent Visit to Califofftia. Ut and Mrs laities Meufer Brace and fan attended the eon- fiitfiAtion servites tot Mrs Metr Stoile 6t New Ulm, MIftft. ew vim, 4 Aggressive Lads 4-ti dub me-t at the home of Terty Kollatch oft Monday, April 20, Becktef called the meeting to order and David Slepef, thfe secretary, read the roll call. David Sleper Marvin Heidfcekfer demonstrated.

August Bautnatt led the pl Mr and Mrs C. Bierstedt and Steven were supper guests with Mrs Helena Jenii and Jud? at onu Mrs John were recent guests at the Richard Dieddle home In Fairmont and Mrs E. S. Fienef of Clear Lake at the Dr. H.

M. Murray home where they visited with Mrs sister, Mrs William M. Hattsen of Bremertbn, who is Meyer had the misfortune to-get her left httnt caught in the car door. The slammed down it and she sustained a fracture of, the 2nd finger and cuts of the fdUrth fil rhe-Bfrthday Club met at th home of Mrs Donald Kollaseh a Buffalo Center. Mr and Mrs A.

C. Bierstedt and Steven spent SatuYday night and Sunday with Mrs Anna Bierstfedt at Burt. They also visited Mrs Bierstedt's mother, Ncmitz. Mrs Berttft Mrs Thomas Thompson and Mrs Gus Koppen spent an afternoon visiting letter's daughter, Mrs Eldon Heetland, in Winnebago. Mr and Mrs John Roelfsemft and sons 6f Elmore and Mr and Mrs John Btitton of Swea City spent an afternoon visiting at tho J.

Roelfsema home. Sunday eve, callers were Mr and Mrs Justin S- vk 'is 1 1 'Alfred, August, and Willie-Melz. Lucy tw cawei, thtM ill Utilities Ahaertoh Futf Jffeu m. ft'. V4W6H Hutchison, Paul's jvwd er, meeting Andrew Roy AIVIH Amy Frank, flaskhorst, Harvey Buehoer, Carl B.

Elaenbait Paul Sf.rWoHt-of- 'Lyrin Forsheir repairs 21,20, Ralph Lindhorsth, i. ,168.07 expenses Wbodr mileage Keep St, Anthony's Home, care At Home tlie OoOtf iSHcphefS, Cafe ft.Keto St. Monica's Mome Carfe rvcwp tt of Emergency He- lief StQtG dent Children State of Iowa, -Aid Blind dooST'olfCfltrFUel'IIl' Mid-West Service Fuel Mid-West service Botsford Lumber Cpahi-. Robert M. Brenhatt Heating, Coal Oil Fuel Society, ar.

Hancock Co, Auditor, Fuel Farmers Coop. Fuel Standard Oil Fuel Standard Oil Btowh's Feed i I PROTfCT'YOUR CgOP INCOME -AND 'FJRE LOSS A sudden'hail storm, can destroy your crops. Protect your Income dependable-'Farmers Mutual, frail Insurance. 'Contact your iocal agent or write'today. Bohannon Insurance Service ALGONA CY 4-4443 HOME.OFFICE! 2323 GRAND AYE, MOIRES, IOWA NEW OLIVER Twme-Tie and! Wire-Tie Turn Shorter, Handle Easier, md wmie-Meiz.

Farmer's Mrs Wilbur Aschci skeHy oh Co the parents of a daughter born; at flrmer 8 CO(Jb the Blitt, Community HdspitftL 'The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs LammeiM; Hippen of Lakota. Sunday afternoon callers at the Dave Patterson home were Mr and and a'nd Mrs Don Wertjes and family, Christ and son, Ray and Mr and Mrs David Christ, the latter two of Wells, Minn. Mrs John V. Dornbush underwent on emergency appendectomy at the hospital in Buffalo Center recently. Callers at Andrew Jansen home were their nephew, -Roger Goodnew of Masori City and thefr daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Al-noid Karels of Frost, Minn.

Thursday evening callers were Mr and Mrs Robert- Rippentrop of Elmore. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hertzke, Bruce and Nyla spent a day in, Waterloo," where they visited with their daughter, Shelda'. Recent supper guests at the Sophie Ellsworth Ann Robinson home were their brother 'and wife Mr and Mrs William M. Hansen 2716B ,20.86 17.00 .157,73 1 35.00 32.00 J8.60 ,10.00 10.65 19,60 32,60 ,,10.00 11,10 5.00 ow Feed Kossuth Co. Impl, Tractor Algona Flour Feed Feed Hobafton Coop.

ElevatotrEeed Robinson Produce, 'Feed, 4 way Verrton Harriett Right-of-way Arne Osterasard, RahJ-of- a Harry Linden Raht-of-Way Gurhey R. Farrow, Rlght-pf-Way Mrs. Ultlan Mae Farrow, Rlght- Mamle Dourte, Riaht-Of-Way Irvln Huskamp, Riaht-of-Way Edwlri 8, Viola Fafland, Rlglhb- of-Way Orvllle Runksmeler, Riaht-of- Arthur Cities Gas ---------Council Oak, Food Consl. Creameries, Dairy Pro- duCtS -------Finn's Des Moines Register, Subscrip- Vmcent; A. Taylor Irrjpl.

Parts Botsford Lumber Coal AlgoHa Machine Shob, Repa Arthur Klein, Labor Mileage FWD Supplies Hall-Strahorn Supplies 476.00 42.00 84.00 84.00 82.00 84.00 64.00 82.00 64.00 84,00 15.81111.66 ,10.71 11 42.63 3.60 Ralph w. -boaifd Si lodgfe of Algona. I Fidlar Coi, supplies Hayden, mileage- Upper Pub. Ready-iMfx, supplies 111.49,, Bancroft Register, I a board 'proceedings MOrfO 0 sup 147.30 rt4l4 suppllef W7.30 Advance 231.60 parth i wi iwi i R. R.

Doyle, Equip. 6.75 H. C6op, Oil fuel U04 Vincent fiisser. naircuis ''ffitn Botsford LUmber, Supplies WAV Grace-Lee Supplies fiOR-VS Elmer M. Langmack, Suppljes Cullen Hardware, Supplies Standard Oil Diesel Fuel Culligan- Soft Water Service -fcbckers, Hakes, Supplies Medical St.

Ann Hospital, Medical W. Belt Telephone Dean G. Parrott, Court Re- Dean "Reporter Brown, County Farm zelba Brown, County Farm Irvin E. Harwood, County Farm da May County (N. Ol i wt Thompson Dlst.

Parts Root Supplies K. H. Coop Oil Fuel Farmer's Coop. Society, Fuel Baade's, Repair, Repairs Majon Motor, M. T.

McGuire Final: Grad. Pro). 74 8, 505 M. T. McGuire Final; Grad.

503 1135 4,455.05 M. T. McGuire Grad. Proj. 502 8.

90 2,317.89 Carpenter Son, Parts Haelzhoff Motors, Parts Selg-Fort Dodge Parts John Geerdes Parts of Bremerton, Wash, who are taying at H. Murray home or a couple of weeks. Mrs Rena Dontje'and daughter of Swea City and Mr and Mrs August Dohtje and four-children, also of Swea City spent Friday afternoon at the Henry Olthoff ionic. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kicwiet and family of Elmore and Miss Margaret Heidecker were recent Sunday dinner guests at the John Furst home. A group -of Lakota ladies attended Guest Day at the Congregational Church in Buffalo Center They were Miss Louise Thaves, Mrs William Wii'tjes, Mrs Jasper Schmidt, Mrs Frauke Schadendorf.

Mrs Mary Telkamp and Mrs Jerry Heetland. Joann McBrlde, Assists Sheriff Elizabeth Galbralth, Registrar Dean G. Parrott, Court, Reporter Ella Dau Pertl, Labor Burnadene O'Phelm, H. Beck, Probation Officer Helen A. Lalng, Assists Relief ohn Mileage Tens M.

Sorensen, Meetings A. 8 KoflaschT'MeetlngS Mileage Charles Plathc, Charles 8 Board Proceedings BOARD JPROCEEDWOS Regular January Session 1959 SIXTH PAY March 8, 1059 120.00 120.00 120.03 127.83 105.00 91.49 41.19 120.00 92.00 70.80 105.95 9.46 60.15 .45.79 7.95 3.20 2,722.31 36.75 "48.37 257.11 46,08 Panamk Carboh Matt Co.V supplies Koch supplies 35.34 -j xvuuii Klipto Loose'Leaf Piih. Sprv. 'A NOrth Jenk'ins-Fergiemann ttegartys Plumbing repairs, on co. home Vestal supplies North la.

Directory supplies' Upper Des Moines Pub. proceedings 301.70 1 71.12 18.83 77.69 6.7,3 JUMli ii i MI jZ Peterson Chev. PaHs 20.45 Greenberg Auto Supply, Parts Standard Oil Fuel Charlson Standard Oil Fuel Supplies 'W. E. Ley; Mdtof 23.67 Hermah M.

Brown Supplies Hawkoye Machinery Parts Dukehart-Hughes Tractor Equip. Parts Tools, Tools RdodsburQ 1 Supplies W. C. Brown Supplies Mid-Iowa Ipdust. Supply, Supplies -1 West Iowa Tel.

Tel. Serv. Arnold Motoi- Supply, Parts Cullen Supplies Cook's Welders Supply, Supplit-s N. W. Bell Tel.

Serv, Percival Motors, Parts 8. Re- r. KAUO pans, all appliances'near, IA, cau4d by excessfve WWW' 24.40 24.39157.75 5,00 23,99 105.28 115.76 12,59 65,03 31,68 33.3833.45 proceedings North Central gas-1 supplies Algona Reminder, ad- N. W. Bell Tel.

tel serv. Gordon expenses Kossuth- Co prepaid freight bounties 1 RESOLUTION BE BT -RESOLVED the Boards Supervisors- Kossuth County the Iowa State JHighway Commission be hereby, 1 authorized arid empoWere'd on belialf of the Board Supervisors of- said county conduct the letting "of all or "Farm to Market construction projects. Until ftiriher, ''L BOARD Kossuth Coupty By M. Kollaseh, Chairman Charles t-piatlje' 4 Jens M. Sorensen Dated This 24th day of Marc "Moose, 1 Kossuth County Auditor RESOLUTION lAin Board of Supervisors met pur suant to adjournment.

Those presen were A. M. Kollaseh, and John Rode, Jens Soretfsen, Charles Newel, Charles Flathe. Absent by John Rode and secondec by Jens Sorensen that the Beekeeper Ass'n, be granted $300 for bee inspec tion. Ayes: All.

Nays; None. Motion a Motfdn by Charles PJathe and-sec-' ended by Jens Sorehsen that tpe Auditor of Kossuth County, be authority to destroy useless'documents such as tax receipts, poll tax recelptt. and hunting licenses which liaVe.been on file in the various offices a period of more than five years to destroy all assessors' bopks, assessment rolls, county and i. M. Smith, Engineer John Fraser, Assists Eng neer Hazel Anliker, Assists Engineer r.

W. Burnett. Labor Ed Blanchard, Labor Raymond Baade, Labor Dick Baade, Labor Harold Blancha'd, Labor L. Crouch. Labor Vrank Deim, Labor .2 M.

Downs, Labor Mvin Ewlng, Labor Essor, Eller, Labor Labor Vourlce Elschen, Laoor Clifford Holmes, Labor A. Labor Clarence Hentges, Labor Dale Helmers, Labor Arnold Halnzinger, LaBor Don Halnzlngor, Labor Kbllasch, Labor Anton Labor 407.75 344.42 399.36 96.61 590.20 429.20 195.85 241.43 227,30 223.65 237.40 253.85, l.20 Gedrge Kockler, Labor Garry McDonald, Labor ferdlnand Meyer, Labor Ralph Mark'Si Labor Roelf Miller, Labor Ben G. Metzger, Labor 236.54 223,65 237.44 264.49 271.34 254.23 257,66 SPORT SHIRTS, AND MORE SPORT "SHIRTS Especially Male Graduate. Paddle or Amber- iy Wash and Wear Shirts in the latest colors and fabrics as low as' $1.88 S-M-L-XL. White Long Sleeve Wash and Wear Dress Shirts with con-.

v'erlible cuffs at only $2.85. STORE vrnuouo 1 CCome to the Hctd'Maryk- SouthernKoepUatty CO.NWTIOMEO 200 SFAWCUNG TILE BATHS SHIRTS; i i i Herbert etzaer, Nellis Labor rieroerr INBIIIS, uooor Urban Neuroth, Labor Ohm, Labor Edward Rieke. Labor Srhallcr, Labqr Lem Stbckwell, Labor- James W. Labor John Schuejer. liabor Charles Thompson, Labor John Von tank, James Labor Orville Welland, Labor Harlari'Wichtendahl, Labor Charles Ptottw onded by Charles that Clarence be apointed as coUrtty WWa Welland.

Labor Labor -Wlllrett, Labor. fisprge Weringa, Labor E. Zaugg, Labor Senry 'utj. edicine FUND Utilities in Section 22-100-29. Ayes; All.

1 None. Motion carried, Motion by, Claries Newel and onded by Charles PJathe that cqr settlement oert Fricders in tnj amount of State Institution Claltn at Ayes; All- Nays None, Motion DISAU-OWED CLAIMS Farms, Pamages T1 Jt wast motioned that payment of pjaims allowed at this meeting of the jwd listed immediately 1 fatifi00, Qt 1,1 PaywrtJ pujyl, ''Stv Ann Hospital, Medical John M. Schutter, 100.37 115,13 42.7S 5,40 reus pltai, ny co der fij RUSK Drug, Grocery, Food Oil Fuel Pharmacy! Medicine Drug, Mbqtclnc J. Egan, Medical ohn Schuttgr, Medical Rent lapld Thotmo 6asj Fuel Ray's Jack Sprat Srore, Food Mid-West Fuel BS St. Ann's Medical 103,50 Suffalo Center Clinic.

Medical ORAINAGE FUND Jppcr Des Mo Ings Pup. Or 90 FUND Payroll Fund, Assessor 1,412,29 U. S. 3,9" Fidlflf Supplies J. Immerfall, Mileage Expenses North Directory Sery-, Sup- Ribbon Supplies T- B.

FUNG Pr. L. SI if inspection. 1. S.

A. Library Bopks $. E. A. Library Books MMt Payroll Fund, Court Pnyroll C.

H. Ostwlnkle, J. P. Fees dt 'F DAUS GA.