Our Work

OUR WORK.

New Stake Officers: The division of the old Salt Lake Stake necessitated the organization of four new boards of Y. M. M. I. A. The following are the new workers which have been chosen, and with whom the Era wishes to come into close touch, believing that by nearer acquaintance we may be mutually benefitted: Ensign Stake: —Mathoniah Thomas, superintendent; Henry T.McEw- an, Rodney Hillam, Jr., assistants; E. L. Parker, secretary and treasurer. Aids, Louis R. Wells, David A. Affleck, Wm. Folland, L. T. Whitney, R. M. Owen, John C. Howard, J. G. Midgley, Jr. Liberty Stake: — Louis Iverson, Superintendent; A. C. Matheson, Fred. S. Musser assistants; Lorenzo Elggren, secretary and treasurer. Pioneer Stake: —Alexander Buchanan, superintendent; Edward H. Eardley, Harrison E. Jenkins, assistants; George D. Bennett, secretary and treasurer. Aids, George H. Sperry, Lando Brown, Joseph Davis, Walter A. Wallace, Carl Stelter, James Mace, Ephraim Bjorklund, Rudolph Boss, Wm. H. Marsh, E. LeCheminant, Geo. Adamson. Salt Lake Stake: — Geo. Q. Morris, superintendent; John B. Reid^ Jesse T. Badger, assistants; T. H. Cartwright, secretary and treasurer; Willard P. Funk, corresponding secretary. The departure on a mission to Holland of Superintendent Serge F. Ballif of the Cache Stake, made necessary a new Stake organization, which ,

was effected on Sunday, May 8, as follows. Elder J. Golden Kimball rep- resenting the General Board: Hirschel Bullen, superintendent; John A. Hendrickson, recently returned from Norway where he presided over the Christiania Conference, and John W. Crawford assistants; Frederick sScholes, secretary, and George W. Lindquist, treasurer.