The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-12

JACKSON, MlNN.-The following ticket
was elected: Mayor, E. Stubs; trustees,
M L. Frost II. M. Burnham and J. Pc
serson .Jr.; recorder, w. H. Miller; treasu
rer J. X Brown; assessor. w. V. King;
justices. J. A. Goodrich and c. j. Wethe;
constables. B. Matteson and V. w. Avery;
board Of education. A. B. Cheadle, w. G.
Portmann and H. G. Anderson License
carried.
SPRINGFIELD, MINN.-The new vii
lage board is as follows: President II. o.
Schlender; trustees. w. W.. Blackburn,
E. Aftermath and James Dickson. The,
board of education has reelected the en-
tire corps Of teachers for the coming
year.-St. Patrick's Day will be observed
by the Catholics, who will have an en-
tertainment.
CAMBRIDGE, MiNN.-Daniel Ander-
son. president; P. M. Sohlberg. Fl. III.
Bentz and H. p. Hanson. members of
erson. treasurer; O. A. Hallin, tustice;
August Bergin,. constable. Total vote
cast 1875. No license carried by 80 major
ity. Last year license carried by S. "
CALEDONIA, MINN.-The following
were ELECTED: Walter Noergen. mayor;
Leonard HILL r. D. Sprague and William
0. K. Blexrud treasurer; E. Croty. as
SCISSOR; A. II. Bedding, justice: D. P. Roop,
constable. Electric lights carried by a
large ma jority.
LIE sUEUR CENTER, MINN.-Henry
| Emmers met with an accident which Will
probably cost him his life. While telling
an oak tree a dead limb struck him on
the head, fracturing his skull. His left
side is paralyzed and it is thought he can
not recover. He is about % years Of age.
ARLINGTON, MlNN.-The following
officers were elected: President, P. A.
Cosgrove; trustees, "A. Zimmerman, A.
Huckenpoehler, A. L. Hillemann; recorder,
! w. c.. Porter; treasurer, V. F. Schmoll;
assessor. P. w. Esser; justice, Henry Mef-
fert; constable, Frank Bandelin.
HAMPTON, MiNN.-The new village Of
ficers are: N. P. Cores, president; oJsept
Lindenfelser. n. N. Their and William
Weller. trustees; c. M. Daheiden, clerk
James B. Hoor, treasurer; Philip Drome
ter constable; N. P. Becker, justice; Ed
kinner, assessor.
ELMoRE, MiNN.-The election proved
to be the closest known for several years
1t was voted to license saloons by II ma
| jority. G. D. Williams was reelected
mayor. Gilmore will install either an
electric or gas lighting plant this year.
cRooksToN, MiNN.-The reviva
meetings which have been carried on b,
7 Miss Smith and Miss Millard have grown
to great proportions. Hundreds Of PEG
pie are turned away every evening ant
scores are being converted. <>-.>'"
MINNESOTA LAKE, MINN.-New of
ficers: Mayor. r. Rademacher; clerk, Z
1 <rno
T.. Peter Kremer, J. G. Bett and o. H
+ Schroeder were elected councimen by
ma jority of almost four to one. s
:, LAkEFiELD, MlNN.-At the annus
), village election David Crawford wa
.: chosen president; c. M. Gage. James RIOS
= and A. A. Fosness, trustees; and Charlie
v Norgrant. recorder. License carried b
}, sixty majority. ~...... .s.. -. -..
WAcoNIA, MINN.-After hotly cor
d tested campaign the following city .cand
8 dates were elected: President, B. Rauer
e recorder, W. J. kuntz; treasurer F.
a Efferty; councilmen, W. Scharner,
Radde and T. .Burfeld. $50 .~
cAss LAKE. MINN.-1ndian Ager
. Michael Mich1et, of the White Fart
e agency. with staff of assistants, pal
over $1,000 to the Indians living at Cas-
- Lake. but who are enrolled on the Whit
:, Earth agency.
~ DULUTH, MINN.-A 15-year-old Mir
= neapolis boy who gave the name Of Oscs
- B. Nelson. was arrested here. for attemp
- ing to pass a worthless check for SIS T
,. confessed and may be sent to st. Cloud
IS IS
- CYRUS, MINN.-The village elected tt
-, following ticket: President, Fl. c. Estb
;s councilmen. j. S. Thompson, p. Q. Krt
At and P. o. jacobson; recorder. P. O.: LIE
If treasurer, o. e. Bjoregaard; assessc
~ Axel Feldt. License was defeated.
HOWARD LAKE, MiNN.-License ca
ried the election by majority Of % o
of 40 votes, The new men among vi
=. lage officers are W.. J. Tousley, presider
- and E. c. futile, assessor.
en- vERNDALE, MlNN.-The followil
sas ticket was elected:&lS L. Frazier, pres
- dent; A. D.. Fulton, E.. E.. Dickinson, /.
re 4 HI Petit, trustees: H. Lyon. recorder;
a. D.; Frazier, treasurer.
II JASPER, MlNN.-The vote on licen
IL was 10 to 40 in its favor: .Rey.5J. j. Rar
ii! sey. pastor of the M. E. church, "
r. EE 49, ~