The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-12-30
New Officials Take
Office. On Tuesday
No Changes viii be Made IN Some
Of the Offices While IN Others
an Entire New Force

i Ao@VAe
The next regular meeting of the
county commissioners will be held
in January and at that time the
personnel Of this body will all be
changed. Hans Hultberg, the
chairman, will retire and again
take up his duties on the farm.
Mr.. Hultberg has been a, member
of the board for i years and has
proved a. capable official. He
will be succeeded on the board by
D. G. Wright of Wilton. Swan
Hanson, who was appointed a
member of the board two years
ago when MIR. Jasmann was not
able to qualify, being resident
of Sheridan county, will be sue
.ceeded hy Louis Berquist. Mr..
Hanson has been an efficient and
economical official and his sue
cessor will no doubt prove the
same. L. F. Mahowald of Gar
rison commissioner of the second
district, will retire this week, his
place to be taken by Alexander
Miller of Greatstone. Mr.. Ma
howald was elected two years ago
to fill the vacancy made by the
resignation of F. L. Mackey. Mr..
Mahowald has ably filled his po-
sition on the board and proved to
be painstakipg official. The
new members of the board are all
experienced and capable men and
are we'll able to carry the RESPONSE
bility of the management of the
county's affairs during the next
two years. The tax payers should
congratulate themselves in having
such able men on tn. board.
Tom Thompson will not take
the Office of county auditor until
the first of April and has made no
announcement as to who will be
his deputy.
Emil Anderson, now deputy
treasurer will be the new county
treasurer, when A. T. Danielson
retires this week, and his place as
deputy will be. filled by G. r.
Paul of Underwood. Mr.. Paul
has been in the Office during the
last month to learn the details of
office work. Mr.. Anderson has
been the deputy in that Office for
three terms and is thoroughly
acquainted with the work to be
done. Cy Dahl, who has been the
efficient clerk in the Office under
A. T. Danielson, will be retained.
Mr.. Danielson will spend the
winter on the coast where he ex-
poets to regain his health. He has
been troubled with rheumatism
considerably and the change of
climate will no doubt be benificial.
There have been no rumors of
any change in the Offices of the
register of deeds, states attorney
nor county judge. These officers
we're all reelected and they will
undoubtedly retain their Office
forces. m. ). s-.y s-.y
j. A. Beck will retire from the
office of.sheriff to be succeeded by
Hal Simons of Garrison. His
deputy and the jailor will be
named next week. Mr., Beck has
been untiring in his efforts to
carry out the many and hard
duties Of his, Office and his place
could only be filled by as ener-
getic man as Mr.. Simons.
Herb Hanson will succeed G.. o.
Raugust in the Office Of clerk Of
court, Mr.. Hanson has been the
deputy in the Office for the last
two years so knows the duties to
perform in his Office. Mr.. Raugust
10 the manager Of 2 large abstract
Office inthe city and will now de-
vote his. whole time to that work.
= G. Loftsgaarden, who has
been county superintendent for
eight years, will be succeeded BY
H. =. Brekkep of Tnrtle Lake