Alzheimer’s workshop set
The Northwestern Missouri Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association will sponsor a workshop on Nov. 11 for those who care for Alzheimer victims.
County commission
Minutes of the Oct. 12 meeting of the Daviess County Commission are published.
Yearbooks are here
The 1998-99 Gallatin High yearbooks have arrived.
4-H recognition soon
The annual recognition of Daviess Coutny 4-H members will be held Sunday, Oct. 24.
Cookbook benefit for CF
Support can be shown for those who suffed with Cystic Fibrosis by purchasing a cookbook.
Among the clubs
Reports submitted by clubs in Gallatin and Daviess County.
Dorothy Frame
Dorothy frame, 84, Martinsville, died Oct. 14, at a Bethany hospital.
Jenelda Horner
Jenelda Horner, 57, Trenton, died Oct. 13 at her home. She was born in Pattonsburg and graduated from Winston High School.
A.M. (Bud) Carter
Amos Maenen (Bud) Carter, 69, formerly of Pattonsburg, died Oct. 7 in Phoenix, Az. A memorial gathering will be held in Pattonsburg on Oct. 28.
Marvin Fender
Marvin Fender, 87, Jamesport, died Oct6. 19 at his home.
Florence McDermott
Florence McDermott, 75, Gallatin, died Oct. 19 at her home.
R-5 wins literacy grant
A $46,000 grant for computers and computer training for elementary teachers and students has been won by the Gallatin R-5 District. The grant award was announced to the district’s board of education at its regular meeting Oct. 14.
Gallatin city board meets
The Gallatin City Board of Aldermen awarded Lawson Construction the work on the business park water and sewer project. Lawson’s bid was $84,300. The board also heard comments from the public about the city’s police department.
Rep. David Klindt
State Representative David Klindt (R-Bethany) discusses home heating bills in his weekly column.
Missouriana
Jack Stapleton, Jr’s quips and quirks about the Show Me State.
Gravy train out of gas?
Columnist Jack Stapleton Jr. thinks the days of bargain petroleum costs are coming to an end.
Letters to the editor
North Missourian readers sound off
Our mushrooming population
Columnist Joe Snyder gives readers something to really have concern about as we face the new millennium: an out-of-control world population growth.
Planting trees…and peace
North Missourian publisher Darryl Wilkinson sees similarity in two tree plantings on the courthouse lawn that are 30 years apart.
May buy weather computer
The Daviess County 911 Board is considering the purchase of a DTN weather computer. The computer would provide more concise weather information.