by Dorris M Berning. 1959. 43p

The document outlines the church membership activities, including the reception of new members on various dates, such as Mrs. Jessie Elma Snyder and several members of the Hunter family on June 7, 1891. Additionally, Rev. Laughlin was granted a vacation on July 11, 1891, indicating the church's administrative decisions during that period.

It also records the deaths of notable individuals, including Vanela F. Rood, William Miles, and Dr. W. H. Meeker, reflecting the church's acknowledgment of its members' life events. Furthermore, several members were dismissed to other churches, with some relocating to areas in Nebraska and Washington, showcasing the movement of congregants within the broader church community.

Lastly, the document details an organizational meeting where a Presbyterian church was established, with members presenting letters of dismission from other congregations. This highlights the church's growth and the importance of maintaining connections with other religious communities during that time.