The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-08
MINNESOTA
BATTLES At POLLS
Annual Civic Elections at Various
Points in the North Star
* -, State.
Crookston Chooses Hitchcock Over
Observation-Disclosures We're
H.! Strong at Mankato.

Elections were held in various Mime
sota towns and cities yesterday and COM
plete the annual spring contests turnout
the state. Returns show the election of
the following: ~
Blooming Prairie-President. W. s. Wood ;
seph COSTA; treasurerHJ ". Whtson: recorder,
BILE, James Bergin; assessor, L. c. Shaw; street
con TariSsm't Peter Goshs -,
P Rassst and III k.1{i YAH JeHn
and e itsa5 5asfiies y Two Of
publicans. The assessor treasurer and one JUS
ice are also republicans. The democrats have
Wsbs next s sesfed
eTer a. T. lille BY A minority G. Erickson vas
Chris and an
constabes. The aldermen are o: o: o'Hara: S.
ohnon 3 ash Pte D. Nj snS cATs
Straub. 49, = =, =
,,I As,stipss-Mayer J. 6. slesendem and City
=, LIE sueur-John II. Termath mayor; Thomas
Smith ns M:seo ArnSld
Tousley.
thing s s Sssss os sw ms
mayor, receiving ,o25 votes to $50 for A. G.
sss Adspb smens ssas tr T. E.
n. ,Plymat and Conrad Kleinschmidt John B:
!dem.), treasurer, and Ira P. shissler (rep),
judge The charter Voted down
1ty Of IL votes; aldermen. James c. Burchard
and w. f: Bryant, Justice. W. Wakeman; re-
Rush CityThere was no opposition to o the ere re-
election of all the village officers. l.. B. Gund-
ssnep esep Ro
Sank Center-Dr. J. A. Dubois, mayor; G. NJ.
ton and william Pansburn. aldermen %? The su new
charter failed of adoption.
Paul F. Stae; aldermen, II. J. Daily Charles
Probst and Christ Grass.
Doe; G. A. Nelson, Louis Fridlund and c. G.
Hutchinson-License carried by 1884 to 1s1.
n j. Stesrns was reelected mayor Henry Braun
councii for three years; william Davidson treas
urer; A. l. Hamilton, assessor: Frank Baseman,
marshal, and Coleman Reese, street commits
sioner.
Grand MISUNDERSTANDING, J. F. Carson; coaln-
Gilman C. L.
M SsS Justice, o: J: Carson: License car
Montgomery-Willlam P. Becker, mayor; 10
seph Kaisershot, alderman first ward; Frank
ndph Rynda sveda
= Ely-Mayor. NJ; Weinzrel; treasurer, F.: l..
5ohn co assesSe specai judge David
aldermen, first ward, a. j.. Eiefsen and James
II. White; second OlOf knutsOn ana JOnn POr-
than; third, Martin Skalla and Charles Ora
bowsky.
Crookston-The republicans named c.. A:
Hitchcock for reelection. the citizens ticket
was headed by Archie b1cKinnon and the social
lists had candidate: John Hare The total vote Ct
was 1882. and Hitchcock was elected Eby 164
over McKinnon, the socialist vote being 21s.
Treasurer. II. r. Robertson: clerk, w Fl; Ora
yer; assessor, Ernest FMoeckel; justices, G. l.
Greenhagh; t-large, l.. w. Larsen
ward aldermen, John Matheson. G. s. Chester
man, Louis johnson, G. E. Misner, j. Sullivan
L. Mewhirter.
Ryan, D. Cameron. R. H. Lapp and A: Darrach
Stables, A. Heard and W. Cameron.
Pipestone-Mayor., F. A. Walker; treasurer
Mac Brown recorder, j. E. Craig; first ware
alderman, o. T.. ellison; second ward W.
Somnervle. - 80
recorder, L. y: Rogers; treasurer F. l. Hagen
assessor, O. +. strunk: marshal: J. e. Cahill
Justices, r. B. Springer and William Kidney
street commissioner, J. -Larse: board of educa
ton. ]. A. Henry and r. Dieudonne.
Albert Leaf. W. Knatvold defeated F. c
treasurer: 9. p. Brainerd clerk C.. E: South
worth. attorney. and n. X. Stacy and e; s
Hammond Justices, without opposition. Emf
Nelson defeated A. L. Carlson for assessor ant
NJ. NJ. Jones defeated G. l.. Swenson. W. A
Morris and r. E. Schen1er we're elected alder
men at large and d. G. Armstrong aldermen TO
the first ward defeated Hillebrandt. A. Vie
gand was elected alder man from the second ware
without opposition, and Chris Anderson defeated
G. W. Peterson and Myron Reynolds for alder
man in the third ward. There were $50 vote
polled.