The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-03
ELECTION N MANY CITES
NORTHWESTERNER TURNED OUT
TO ELECT MUNICIPAL OFF,
GERS YESTERDAY
DEMOCRATS TO THE FRONT
ManlSatO, After u Bitter Fight, Elects
Me Peterson Against Mayor
Currfer, Ind, and A. G.
Mayer, Rep.

MANKATO, Mimi, April Especial. D.
The Democrats won a great victory in
election today. Mic. Peterson, Democrat
was the successful candidate for mayor
Mayor Currier, Independent, and A. G.
Meyer, Republican, got a good vote with
Currier in the minority. The Democrats
also captured other minor offices. The
| fight on mayor has been bitter one,
and the victory for Preston is probably
the greatest ever won by mayoralty
candidate in this city.
SI1AKOPEE, April Especial. AT
the city election held here today the
following were elected: Mayor James
Sullivan; treasurer. John RerenB; justice
Of the peace, c. E. Bowdish; municipal
judge, William Wilson; alderman First
ward, H. c. Marx, William Kauch, j,
Ries, G. HUGH; third ward, Fred Schin-
dler, J. Smart, DR.. A. D. Newell.
ALBERT LEA, Mimi, April 2.-(Spec-
ial.)-Less than half the voters went TO
the polls here today to assist in the
annual city election. The following were
elected without OPPOSITION: Mayor. H. H.
Dunn (re-elected); treasurer, c. B. KEEL
Ter (re-elected); alderman at large, Au-
gustus Armstrong; alderman second
ward, long term, c. l.. Swenson, short
term, A. Sorenson; Third ward, H.
Wohrhuter re-elected. The only fight
was in the first ward where J. c. Jensen
defeated Frank Toilet, his majority
being 81. The vote was 157 to 120.
HASTINGS, Mimi, April 2.--(Special)-
At the municipal election here today
E. +. futile, Republican, was reelected
mayor, and NJ. w Hid, Democrat, city
clerk
BLOOMING PRAIRIE. Mimi, April 2.
Especial. AT the annual election the
following were elected without opposi-
ton: President, NJ NJ. Guthrie; trustees,
NJ. J. keenan,, E. w. Cooley and Geo. Z.
Johnson; recorder, A. A. Finch; treasur-
er, Q. P. Rask; assessor, Ira Smith; jus.
+ tice, w L. Buckson; constable, Jas Bir-
gin; street commissioner, M. O'Brien.
ANOKA, Mimi, April ESPECIALLY
The municipal election here today re.
suited as follows Mayor, N H.
Hanson. reelected; assessor, E. S. Goeld
ner; treasurer, G. J. Egarton; municipal
judge James Eye; constable. P. F. Orr
aldermen. e. l.. Curial G. I. Cook. Thee
Veidt
LIE SUEUR. Mimi, April 2-(Specfal y
J. ii. Termath was elected mayor; L
Hayford, alderman of the First ward: S
M Tousley. aldermen of the Second
ward; Thomas Smullen assessor; w. Fl
Stewart, justice. Public library was de-
feated by 20 votes.
FERGUS FALLS Mimi April 2-(Spe-
cial. )-Municipal election today resulted
Mayor. M T. Mcmahon: assessor. jacob
Nelson; treasurer f. J. Evans: aldermen
0. o. O'Hara. D. NJ. Brown, E. j. Web.
Der. G. D. Wright; justice, George e,
Cowing. License carried.
RUSH CITY Mimi. April 2-(Special.)
AT the annual village election held
here today, the regular caucus ticket
headed by Phil Schroeder. was defeated
by the Citizens ticket with Hjalmer An
derson, president; e. ]. Boyle, A. NJ
Challeen and e. Larson. councillors: :. F.
S-mne', recorder; Joseph Ruphe, treasur
er; Dr. A. J. Stowe, K G. Ral..oerg
members of school board for three years
J. J. Squires, justice of the peace. Lii
cense carried by % majority Winners
are being serenaded by the band.
WABASHA, Mimi, April 2-(Special)-
At the regular city election, held TODAY
the following were elected: Mayor
George SchwirtZ; recorder, H. J.. Paine
treasurer, G. o. Lund; aldermen, J. A
Peck, M. w. Dody, j. G. Dill and Christ
Gruss
CROOKSTON. Mimi, April 2-(special.)
The municipal election in Crookston to-
day was productive of some surprises
Nat Campbell, Democrat, was reelected
mayor over M r. Brown Republican
The balance of the ticket was mostly Re-
publican and was as follows: H R. Rob
ertson, treasurer; w. A. Lantot, clerk; E
M. Lancaster; assessor, c. A. Hitchcock,
John Matheson. J. E. Morrisey, P. J.
Lachapelle, G. Chesterman W. E. SIo-
cum, M. Sullivan. aldermen.