The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-12
MILACA VILLAGE,

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49, II MILACA VILLAGE. -.5.
I ,Elee election was an exciting one and
the contest was between the Wilkes
and .' l9'ufty tickets, the latter winning by
a vote of 123 to ga. The ticket elected
IS IS asffollows: President, A. T. Tufty;
trustees, Henry Erickson, J.. E. Moore
and al1t1 q. S. Rounce; recorder, G. H. Foss:
treasurer, M. I. Clark; assessor, J. Van
5Rhes; constable, Fidel Schmitz.
MILACA TOWNSHIP. -7@
Supervisors: Fred Ahlquist, chair
manSF'. a. Larson, Peter Larson; clerk
o. p, Larson; treasurer, E. H. Nelson;
assessor, T. Flagstad; justices, L. Phil
lips and J. @. Dahl; constable, Louis
SWedin. DR.. Bacon was elected health
officer. E. E. NOLAN and E. H. Nelson
Wereelected grader operators.
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Supervisors: Andrew A. Anderson,
chairman VIM. Phillips, Victor Nilsson;
clerk, August Anderson: treasurer,
Grant Wetherby: assessor, Geo. But
terrified: justices, D. J. Greene and An
drewsNelson; constable, M. Spongberg.
The town voted to issue bonds to the
amount Of 81, 900 for road construction.
A herd law was also adopted ~....~
= FORESTON VILLAGE
q President of council, Geo. H. Deans;
trustees, w. F. Waldhoff, NC North
way,IJohn Kennedy; recorder, J. M.
Neulnann; treasurer, John Norgren;
assessor, 81. ". Cowle; justice, R. A.
:stes art; eonstab BE, ,ug Kohrdt A
spirited contest took place over the
election.
MILO.
Supervisors: Frank Selee, chairman,
Eugene Bemis, H. j. Wicklund; clerk,
r. N. Atkinson. treasurer, H. P.
Stanchfeld; assessor, Thos. Pearson;
justices, Frank Deuel., George Johnson;
constables F. L. Northway, Emil John
son.
BORGHOLM.
Supervisors: Carl Ekman, chairman,
Alfred Wass, Chas. Daleen; town clerk,
J. B. Herou: treasurer, G. w. Burn
helm; assessor, C. E. Newberg: justice
of the peace, John M. Schelin: consta-
BILE, N. A. Nelson: town revenue 5000;
road and bridge, s512.
BLUE HILL.
Supervisors: Mike Kaliher, chair
man, Cereal Belair, Reed GLADDEN.;
town clerk, T. E. Brown; treasurer,
John Kaliher; assessor, T. Geo. Gal.
braith; justices Of the peace, G. w.
Taylor, Il. w. Mergel; constable, Ole
Christensen; town revenue, $3.50: road
and bridge, 5000.
BOGUS BROOK.
Supervisors: John Dalchow, chair
man, M. E. Thorring, John Folwick;
town clerk, o. E. Gustafson; treasurer,
A. J. Franzen: assessor, Peter Jensen;
justice of the peace, Thomas Yotten;
constable, S. E. Dorm; town revenue,
$3.50; road and bridge, $3.50.
WYANETT.
Supervisors: Lewis Erickson, chair
man, Edward Hall, A. NJ. Jones; town
clerk, j. O. Krave; treasurer, John D.
Olson; assessor, P. A. Chelstrom; JUS
tice of the peace, S. Wenson; consta-
bles, A. E. Washing, John Cannon;
town revenue, $500; road and bridge,
1865.
SPENCER BROOK.
+ Supervisors: O. w. Bloomquist, chair
man, Albert Baxter, Dick Walker;
town clerk, G.. G.. Smith: treasurer, M.
Ellingwood; assessor, D. S. Walker;
justice of the peace, J. A. Smith: con-
stables, G. W. Jacobs, E. Ellingwood.
GREENHOUSE. =.
Supervisors: A. G.. Vernon, chairman,
Chas. Grow, Nelson Robideau; town
clerk, r. A. Ross; treasurer, F. S.
Walker; assessor, Sidney Deshaw, JUS
tice' of the peace, A. S. Shaw; con-
stable, J. II. Grow. There was con-
test between Chas. Slater and r. A.
Ross for clerk. Ross receiving 63 and
Slater IS votes. The town voted $500
revenue and $3.50 road and bridge tax.
There were 100 votes cast.
Court In Benton County.
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