The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1900-03-15
TOWN MEETINGS.

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There were FIVE candidates for the
Office OF chairman of the board of
supervisors in the town of Princeton
and all sorts of combinations were
worked. Jacob Ellenbaum had the
combination business down pat and
won out. It was a great day for the
Dutch and some of the candidates
found it was useless for the Swedes or
Irish to apply. Mike Mahoney tried
It, but his name gave him away and he
landed in the Esalso RAM class. ~, -
~s.~ -. PRINCETON. = .e..-;
Supervisors, Jacob Ellenbaum, (chair-
man, August Meyers and William
Hoeft; town clerk, Ernest Sellhorn:
treasurer, William Klingbeil; assessor,
Otto Henschell; justices of the peace,
G. Z: johnson and S. S. Sanford.
GREENHOUSE.
Supervisors. Eli B. Northway, (chair-
man, Frank c. Bemis and Charles
Solberg; town clerk, Charles E. Slater;
treasurer. Elmer E. Orton; assessor,
James A. Kenely; justice of the peace,
r. S. Shaw: constable, Cyrus >Ewers.
The sum of 5000 was voted for town
expenses.
MILACA VILLAGE.
President, A. C. Wilkes: trustees,
E. I. Davis, John Dahlin and N. N.
Nelson; recorder, C. E. Erickson; as
SCISSOR, E. E. Price: justice of the peace,
John Winton. ~
BORGHOLM.
Supervisors: VIM. Almquist, (chair-
man, Fred A. Hedberge and Ole So
derquist: town clerk, John B. Herou:
treasurer, John M: Sehlin; assessor,
GU. Ross: justices of the peace, George
Schweinfurth and Albert Grow: con
stable, Oscar OILS son.
BOGUS BROOK. s~=s9 g
Supervisors, Peter Jensen. (chair-
man. Frank Magnuson and Absalom
Nelson; town clerk, Henry Gustafson:
treasurer, August Kuhrke; assessor,
Axel Bragge: justice of the peace, E..
NJ. Holland. The following we're
chosen overseers OF highway: No. l.,
Reinhold Yopp; No. ?, Henry johnson,
No. 3, Ben VanRoekel: No. t, Swan
Fredlund: No. 5, Felix Wicklund: No.
6, Carl Seickert.
ISLE HARBOR.
Supervisors, T. E. Potts, chairman, }
N. j. johnson and John G.. Grant; town
clerk, Otto A. Haggberg: treasurer,
Samuel Madison; assessor. John Hagg-
berg; justice of the peace, E. 3. Mayo:
constable, Frank Dewey. It was voted
to allow cattle to run at large.
BALDWIN.
There was also a warm fight in the
town of Baldwin where E. F. Douglas
and Henry Murphy contested for the
craftsmanship of the board. Douglas
came off victorious and Murphy's scalp
dangled at his belt when the votes
were counted.
Supervisors, E. F. Douglas, (chair-
man., Frank Wallace and VIM. Hiland;
town clerk, L. Berry; treasurer, Chas.
Judkins; assessor, Milo Conroy; justice
of the peace, G. Campbell; constable,
George Judkins. Tax voted: Road and
bridge $500; poor $15o; bond fund $3.50;
revenue $3.50.
LIVONIA
Supervisors, Austin Spencer, (chair-
man, J. w. Thompson and H. Shoe
maker; town clerk, Chas. E. Swanson:
treasurer, w. E. Graham; assessor,
Geo. T. James; justice of the peace,
Mr.. Schultz; constables, A. w. Nyberg
and 81. Calder.
BLUE HILL.
Supervisors, M. Kaliher, chairman, J
c. W. Taylor and~J. Knudtson; town
clerk, T. E. Brown. treasurer, John
Kaliher; assessor, VIM. Marsh; Justice
of the peace, c. Gaulier Against re-
straining cattle. " ~.,e.. $50 IT,.
= q. wYANETTE.z sssSsssTs -.
Supervisors, John Kilstrom, (chair-
man, Dan Findell and Ed Hall; town
clerk, Olof Peterson. ]
T John Fischer. who Is employed by G.
H. Rines & CO., surprised his friends
last week on his|return from Indianap-
oils, where he had been with car Of
potatoes, by bringing with him a
young lady who is soon to bear his
name. The marriage will occur i'm
mediately after Lent and his friends
are congratulating John on his good