The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-03-13

John Jackson, Nils Johnson; clerk, J.
3. Herou; treasurer, N. M. Peterson;
assessor, Chas. E. Newberg;; justices of
the peace, Geo. Schweinfurth, one
year, and A. J. Poole, two years: con-
stable, Oscar Olson. Road overseers:
District No. ], W. Larson; No. 2, E.
Lindberg; No. 8, Olof Ross; No. 4, F.
Samuelson; No. S, A. P. Lindstrom.
Tax voted, $3.50. No. of votes cast 1928.
. GREENHOUSE. M.
There was quite little sparring for
honors out in Greenbush, F. G.. Foltz
and Nels Robideau running for chair
man in rather interesting race, but
Foltz won out by ten votes with four
votes scattering. Foltz received 60
votes and Robideau So. There we're
four candidates for supervisors, E. p.
Grow, A. c. Vernon, Frank Bemis and
Frank Erickson being in the field.
Vernon and Erickson were the success
full candidates. Then, too, it seems
that the people of Greenbush did not
even spare their old town clerk, who
was laid up at home with smallpox.
and R. A. Ross. was elected as Slater's
successor, Slater receiving Sc and Ross
63 votes. There was some little feel
ing developed along geographical
lines, the Ross element representing
a faction. that wanted some of the
official honors to be distributed to the
other end of the town, and this feeling
prevailed. There was some feeling at
the election over the smallpox matter
and that has created some friction in
certain circles in Greenbush and it
showed itself in a mild form during the
day. The ticket elected is as follows:
Supervisors: F. G. Foltz, chairman, A..
G. Vernon, Frank Erickson; clerk, R..
A. Ross; treasurer; f. S. Walker; as
SCISSOR, c. c: Ross; justice of the peace,
r. S. Shaw; constable, John H. Grow.
The town voted the sum of 5000 taxes.
OF which 500 is for roads and bridges,
it being the opinion of the town that
this money can be we'll invested in the
improvement of the highways. Owing
to the illness of Town Clerk Slater his
brother, Clinton Slater acted as chair
man. IS
BOGI1S :RROoK
Supervisors: J. L. Mourning, chair
man, w. E. Jones and G. Halvorson;
clerk, H. E. Gustafson; assessor, NJ. c.
Thoring; treasurer, A. J. Franzen;
justice of the peace, M. C. Thoring;
constables, Gideon Wicklund and Rein
.holdJopp. Road overseers: First dis
trict, G.. p. Miller; second, Peter Jen-
sen; third, Hans Christofferson; fourth,
A. J. Franzen; fifth, Axel Bragge;
sixth, August Olson; seventh, Erick
Anderson. There were sixty-nine
votes cast. The town voted to raise
5000 revenue and $500 road and bridge
tax.
THE MILACA MILL.
The election in the village of Milaca
was warm number from all accounts.
Matters have been gradually reaching
a climax in that quiet and peaceful
village, and the fire works were set off
last Tuesday with some fine set pieces
and few niger chasers on the side.
There were two tickets in the field,
one headed by A. G. Wilkes and the
other by Dr.. Bacon. The latter ticket
was defeated by fifteen votes, after a
spirited contest. The trustees elected
were E. I. Davis, N. N. Nelson and G.
E. Erickson. Geo. Mcclure was elect
ed recorder and M. I. Clark treasurer.
MILO.
Supervisors: Frank Salee, chair
man, N. E. Anderson, Eugene Bemis:
clerk, R. N. Atkinson; treasurer, II.
P. Stanchfeld; assessor, John Pitmon;
justice, John Peterson.
VILLAGE OF FOREsToN.
President, Geo. II. Deans; trustees.
h. w. Towle, M. Penney, VIM. VALID
hoff; recorder, J. NJ. Neuman: treas
urer, John Norgren: assessor, A. E..
Winans; justice, T. D. Kerrick; con-
stable, VIM. Buisman. Total votes
cast so.
ISLE HARBOR,
Supervisors: O. J. Bergman, chair
man, J. G. Grant, E. Michaelson; clerk.
O. A. Haggberg; treasurer, Sam. Matt
son; assessor, J. Haggberg; justices of
the peace, E. B. Mayo and E. II. Lew
is; constables, Chas. Luce, N. Nash.
Road overseers: P. Haggberg, first
district; Perry Pearson, second dis
trict; Chris. Hanson, third district.
The town voted against herd law and
also against telephone bonds. A tax
of S220.84 was voted. s ...4s >. ~
BLUE HILL. r. -
Supervisors: M. Kaliher, chairman.