The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-03-10

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follows: District No. l, August
Schlessner: district No. 2, VIM. Gerth;
district No. 3, Geo. Williams; district
No. 4, Caleb Pinkham; district No. 5,
Fred Reems: district No. 6, James
Morse: district No. 7, Gottleib Krum-
seig; district No. s, Joseph Wolf; dis
trict No. 9, Percy Briggs: district
No. 10, Leslie Bockoven.
Election returns from other towns as
follows: ....-.
Greenbush-Supervisor for three
years, John Teutz, chairman: two
years, Chas. A. Grow: one year, c..
P. Storkle: clerk. r. A. Ross; treas
urer, F. S. Walker; assessor, S. j..
DeShaw: justice of the peace, John D.
Knoble: constable, John H. Grow;
town revenue, $3.50: road and bridge,
$500. Total votes cast 1872.
Wyanett-Supervisor for three
years, Louis Erickson, chairman: two
years, A. M. Jones; one year, Isaac
| Martin; clerk, Ole Peterson; treasurer,
D. O. Olson: assessor, John D. Olson;
justices of the peace. Hans Rust and
H. J. Lowell; constables, John Krum-
merer and Axel Erickson. Town
revenue, $3.50: road and bridge, 1908.
Village of Milaca-As is most al
ways the case, the election in Milaca
was a hot one, and there were two
factions contending for honors. DR..
Rounce headed one ticket while A.
G. Wilkes, who was deposed year
ago, represented the opposing faction.
The Wilkes ticket won by majority
of twenty-seven votes. The following
was the ticket elected: President of
Council, A. G. Wilkes; trustees, G.. E.
Erickson, G.. M. Hallberg and E. E.
Bean; recorder, Geo. E. Mcclure;
treasurer, NJ. I. Clark: assessor.
Chas. Wills; justices, James Ward
and E. b. Price; constables, Harry
Shockley and Sam G. Moore. Total
votes cast 22O.
Borgholm- Supervisor for three
years, Carl Ekman, chairman; two
years, Alfred Wass; one year, Frank
|Heyden; clerk. J. B. Herou; treas
urer, G. w. Burnhelm; assessor, G.
E. Newberg; justices of the peace, J.
P. Billings and P. M. Schelin; con-
stable, Chas. Hammer; town revenue,
1905: road and bridge, 1888. Total
votes east LA. 800 -
Bogus Brook-Supefvisor for three
years, John Dalchow. chairman; two
years, M. G. Thorning; one year,
John Granlund: clerk, O. E. Gustaf-
son: treasurer, Peter Jensen; asses
sor, A. J. Franzen; justices of the
peace, Peter Jensen and John John
son; constables, S. G.. Nelson and
Nils Nelson. Town revenue, $3.50;
road and bridge, $3.50. The bond
proposition for the bonding of the
town for $1,000 for bridge purposes
and 81 900 for funding bonds did not
carry, there being thirty-s six votes in
favor of issuing the bonds and twen-
ty-nine votes against. There was a
very light vote, the number of votes
cast being sixty five.
Spencer Brook-Superviso for
three years, 0. W. Blomquist, chair
man; two years, r. W. Walker; one
year, A. T. Baxter; clerk, G. G.
Smith; treasurer, J. A. Smith; asses
sor, w. J. Nichols: justices of the
peace, G.. G. Smith and J. L. Turner;
constables, r. Bolstridge and Ray
Smith. Town revenue, $3.50; road and
bridge, Sl25. Total number of votes
cast 81.
Livonia-Supervisor for three years,
Geo. Keasting. chairman; two years,
J. 3. Wright; one year, Geo. D. Het-
rick; clerk, Chas. E. Swanson; treas
urer, Harry English; assessor, M. K.
lief; justice of the peace, I. E. Briggs;
constable, j. J. Lloyd. Town revenue,
$3.50; road and bridge, $3.50. Votes
cast, 70.
Baldwin Supervisor for three years,
Frank Lefavor; two years, Lambert
Hatch; one year, W. II. Hiland, chair
man; clerk, H. B. Fisk; treasurer,
Chas. Judkins; assessor, Frank Wal
lace; justice of the peace, Lambert
Hatch; constable, Eugene feathers.
Town revenue, $500; road and bridge,
$500. Votes cast, 50.
Santiago-Supervisor for three
years, Ole b. Olson, chairman; two
years, Antoine Larson; one year, Nels
johnson; clerk, W. W. Goundry, treas
urer, Godfrey Wicktor; assessor, T..
J. Mayburg; justices of the peace, J..
S. Dingley and G.. Wickter; consta-
bles, G. II. Walker and Andrew Ras-
mussen. Votes cast, II.
Cambridge Remains Dry.
At the village election at Cambridge
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