The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-12

nsts hau no license. Slnefe viii De Two Saloons
! at least.
Dassel-President, c. D. Brown trustees,
| l.. P. Ankake. Peter Olson and L. NJ: Nor
E. Lindqust; justice, Edward Sangren; con-
stable. G. H. Remick, License carried by 5S
majority.
extended over a period Of three years, was
closed by the election of a business men $
| ticket headed by George G. Bush, by MAORI
! ties ranging from % to AS.
| Dodge Center-supervisors. A. Alguire,
chairman; John Krohn and s. H Hitchcock;
town clerk Paul Howe; assessor, Andrew
constables, A. M, Burdick, g. w Hammer.
observation-disclosures carried, So to IS. ma
jority of l. President village council, George
J! r, Raitz; trustees, Charles r. Cheeley, H. A.
| Morse, John Panec; treasurer h II. De
Groodt; recorder, K. L. Davidson: assessor.
+, Fred f. Bickford; Justice Of the peace George
/ Williams; constable, John Powers. The ques-
| ton of bonds for public bathhouse was voted
| down, but that of buying the town hall car
| ried.
Fairfax. Nichols. president; ]. c. Fuller
ton Peter Ness and ]. c. Koelfgen, council
men, A. E. Carver, recorder; w. Frank,
| treasurer; NJ. D. Brown, justice; w. e. Drake,
constable.
| Frazee-D. L. Durkin, president; H. j..
| Wood j. l.. Kronschnabel and Ed Schram,
GUNNER, treasurer; F, L.. Reeve, justice;
| John Hurley, constable. Two hundred and
| six votes were cast.
I Observation-Disclosures, M. d. kartnett;
trustees C. J, McRae, VIM. Cox James Cat
| lin; recorder, Charles ]. Lane; treasurer,
James a. McRae; justices, NJ J. Mcdonnell,
! Frank Valesh; constable, P. l.. Fallon. The
township elected officers as follows: Super
visors. George V. Hickey, chairman: John ].
| O'Connor, Jeremiah scanlon; treasurer, ]. K.
Grove; assessor, Frank Fahey; Justice Of the
Halstad-Halstad went dry by majority
and a mixed council was elected. President.
Peter o Hou u chris Nelson; recorder H. P.
| Nygaard; treasurer, G. J. Gilbert; assessor,
A. Q. LELAND; justices, Jacob Nygaard and J.
i Hardwck--Dr. W. Berry was elected presi-
HectorEPrssident, E, G. Hoaaist; council
Torbensen; treasurer, Frank Hanson; re-
corder, F. E. Reusswig; for license 60, against
! &c.
Henning-LIcense carried by a vote of IS
to 3d. President, Anton Thompson; trustees,
A. S. Paulsen, D. a. Hursh, H. H. Brutlag;
&C. a. An
gust Westad; constable, S, E. Hahn.
a Hernia y n Phin1ey pEes dent x C.
eilmen ]. B Record, recorder; A. W. Wells.
treasurer; A. L. konchal, assessor; J. B.
Hodgson justice; Len Youngberg, constable,
License carried by vote Of 10 to 81.
Heron Lake-yillage president. b P. St
William A. Better; recorder J, E. Foss;
Kellam; constables, N. NJ Wood, w. s. Freer:
assessor, w. l.. Collision. License carried by
| SO votes s..-s-
| Hinckley-President Dennis Brenna; trus-
| tees, V. klinger, V. A. Prick, A. +. Massee;
Joseph Williams; recorder, s. w. Anderson;
treasurer John X. Anderson; Justices W. c.
Conner and Joseph Tew.
( Hoffman--No license carried by 81 to q.
President, J. A. Wild; trustees, j. Q. Aahoth,
Q; Hubred, n. E. Ruleen; recorder, e. J.
constable, Ole Gund ,-l +
Jackson-President, W. B. Sketch; trustees
! II pnrU NJ R1Cn r II Phi1IinS
recorder, W. Fl. Miller; treasurer, John n
FPeJ For fo 1gaqs
tees, A. A. LINER, Ole Field; recorder E. E.
Aaburg; justice J. P. Hedberg; T.. T. Wood
ruff For treasurer the vote stood tie be-
tween Aug. Anderson and E. H. johnson. Ii
cense carried by a large majority.
Kenyon-No license won by 30 majority.
This makes the fourth consecutive year, that
Kenyon has voted against saloons. 5. 4.
Bulls, president; j. c. f. Holmen, NJ W.
Fox, c. c. Hotter, trustees; c. A. Gunderson,
recorder; B. j. Borlang, treasurer; w. a.
c. Fogelson, H f. Purfurst constables.
Lake BentonnPresident John j., Hanson lar on
Ole olson recorder, Alfred Soderlnd; treas
urer, F. E. Tucker; assessor, d. Macarthur;
justice, c. C. Hatchard; constable. q. r.
| Hodgman. License carried by 80 majority.
| ,Lanesboro-At the annual election of Off
GERS for the township Of Carrolton the follow
ing ticket was elected; Supervisors, James
!
j. Bothum; clerk, Jacob Wahle; treasurer,
NJ. V. Bean; assessor, M: Barrett; justices,
Ole Allen and W. w, w Socket; eonstables'
Luyerne-Mayor, B. E. Woodrow; trustees,
E. N sisson. c.. A. Yaeger, w. J.. Kinne;
recorder, 2. NJ Backer; treasurer, A Ross;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the council, w. J..
Mccarthy; members Of the council, j.. j..
Keber George Ash and G. Jacobson; recorder,
S. Larson; treasurer, NJ. S. Dossett; justice
of the peace, B. C. Sanborn; constables, j. B..
| Crandall and J. E. Austin. License not voted
upon. ~ ..>. 7
| Madison-H L. Hayden was elected mayor;
! aldermen, J. Necoli j. Shule O. r. Nelson,
and a tie between E. 0. Bergh and X. S.
| Nordgaarden. .-
MONTICELLO President William Tubbs; trus;
tees, E. H. sherwin, ". H. Marvin, Fred
Gee; recorder, w. J. thompson. treasurer,
Gust Eggena; assessor, Glenn Blume; jus
tice, A. H. Bertram; constables, D. F. Fuller,
| two years; Charles B. Maue one year; in ia
yor of license. Is; against license, 49,
Rar Titus snd Pre os
trustees ]. NJ. Severens, recorder: T. W.
Palmer, treasurer. License was not con-
sidered. .-.s
Morris-Mayor, Henry T. Bevans; members
Lund and W. F. Cooley; treasurer, Samuel
peace. A. L. stenger and Louis Thoele; street
commissioner, Michael Ryan. ~
Murdocl-A. Engberg, president; 3. Erick-
son, Thomas Archer, William Murphy. trus-
tees; L. w, satterlee, recorder; j. Brandt
treasurer; August Anderson, assessor; ]. S
McGovern, JUSTICE Thomas Ness, constable
Terrence McGovern, street commissioner; D.
Clemmer, poundmaster. License carried by
majority.
Olvia-President, B. F. Byers; counclmen
Erick Creep, A. o. Gerde and George H
Mesker; recorder, Wm P Christensen treas.
urer, %. G. Helms; justice, James Ployhart
constable, w. j. Hines.
Owatonna-Mayor, r. H. Bach (rep); re-
corder, l.. B. Warren; marshal, A. Mallinger
treasurer, G. H, Stern; assessor, j. 2. Ma.
lone; street commissioner. Frank Cornell
alderman, first ward, r. G. Nelson; second
| ward, G. j. Anderson; third ward A. l.. Lip.
pert; fourth ward. ]. T. Jahreiss. Mrs. w
B. Eustis was elected member of the board
of education, being the first woman elected t.
Ioffice in Owatonna.
Perham-Peter Schroeder, mayor; r. G.
Clayton, recorder; W. G.. Eggers, John Os
valid and Frank Hossler, councilmen; r. E
Buchanan, assessor; +. l.. Weber, treasurer
Frank Jones, constable.
| Pine Island-The village election resulted a.
follows: J. E. Clark, president; r. Jewell
August Reiter, J. Closner councilmen; D.. c
Speldon, recorder; G. Miller, treasurer; B
Wesley, justice; L. Foerber, assessor.
Renvlle-Mayor, William O'Connor; coun
cilnlen, A. l.. Bratsch August Wilcken, j. R
Buffers recorder, M. l.. Hassinger; treasurer
H n Stabeck: assessor Frank Rudolph