The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-15


day. AT. Hendrum 5the victory of the, temper
ance forces was celebrated by the ringing OF all
the bells in town The saloon men We're defeated
elected it's first reform ticket. Results in the
rlOuS towns are follows: 49, "-'-'--
AITKIN.-The old council was defeated. The
arneaut; trustees, G. w. Knox, l. A. clyde,
n. 1. Cluff; recorder, Albert Vachon; treasurer,
A. a. t sSwestman; justices, George Williams
eiimen, George Rueklia; i. ": Brandon and
stables, J: 3; Goiliday and 4. NJ. standish:
AppLE1of'IEdWard Lends, president p r.
T.; Il Young. Justice; Harry Gray constable:
Eui R5s;key j. sd M5ehe5 j1Stlss
J. A. Ferry, W. II: Lang and r. Evans, over
se '4RR:11NeroN,-Mayor, Dr.. NJ. E. Bushey:: al
dermen; Louis BreitEreutz, August Huckenpoeh-
Ter and John Bauer; recorder; Henry Meifert;
Unstable b Sh Gsss Thomas Don
AT"AIERMLicense carried by thirtyhCe ma.
9 a;s Waien; George
Ruden JUSTICES cpys
IA AyDusca vITLAeE.-president, Frank E.
and G. s. B1a1dser Recorder e1' a. e. Anderson;
| treasurer A: o. Netland justice, T. J. Myhre;
sease defeated by fourteen majority. Audubon
Toy oWnsfipmsupervsor, John Nylander; clerk, Al
BARNEsyikkIE;c H. G. rweeten;
clerk M pl p Philpp, treasrer S o. solum
5s 9 west and Frank catlin; third Ward JONI
Eldredge and +. Z; Diemer; city justices, W. e.
BATTLE IAKE:~President,, T. A. Ranstad
Witness; recorder, John G. Peterson treasurer r.
W. l.. Winslow; assessor, Q: NJ: johnson; justice
H. .. Johnson; constable, E. w. Hinkston. No
license carried by tWenty-seven majority.
to A and pigs will be allowed the coming
tees. A. B: Hagen. John Graham, W. n: Bow
Eroks H. y b' usS ustes ~
tise sttnvik beat his nearest Competitor, A.
SIS5 is1SSD; "f5ssiaent Henry Arms Arnsdo riff
%e a. Ever Eeee fGsa na
Aired As inv; asssssor, j. ! +: carran. ' s
BRECKENR1DGE.-T reform ticket was
vote being s7s This IS the s first Reform ticket
elected in Breckenridge, and was crushing de-
sn! t0P 3oseph sur
trustees re-
al Fred Maen b IT. Flint
and W. Il; Rutledge. constables.
cHs q & 4 William F GSr%an snG
treasurer, H $. swanDerg; assessor, &C. =. O.
CALEDONIA. President, R. D. sprague; trus-
tees, L: HILL J. a; Hartmann and ID. ! T.
5e
A. P: Belding; constable. b. p. -Roop ~
NJ Cain president: Harry
eordr Five ~ sonSs
'0 eass 50r 1AK Tl!skiS a eorenow:
trustees, A. R: siddons, l. Void, H. T: Broker;
justice, L. R. Nineman: assessor, A. swanbeTg;;
constable, G. E. Leeman.
coTTo9NWcoD.-,ILicense was defeated by a
seth; recorder, Charles Catlin &C eouneilmen Cab
swsepng victory for the
antisaloon element was result of the election in
max max alone voted for license which won by one
vote, and a contest win follow. Fertile. Twin
E Eskgs asa MeF WSs bvsty tH
miles is dry Bsgey being the first saloon saloon
o6a SaTEs a t. Anse g. j. peen
treasurer L. E. McGrew; recorder o. w. Olson;
justice, ". s. Jones; constable, Ed Pardy; for
license, thirty-three majority:
DELONA.-MayOf, Adam Horsch; councilmen,
J: F. -Borsch, H. J. Book and A. L. Mealy;. re-
eorder Fred Brandes; treasurer Louis p probst;
Fred Breushaber; constabes j. A. Merriman mainland and
Ii Belt marshal a., J. A Merriman; street COM
/ ECHo.-License carried by 81 to 20. C. L.
Hardey was elected president of the council over
EDEN VALLEY.-A slattler was chosen
mayor mayer. Michael MISTER. H. Flick and r. r.
3Brien eogncilmen W. 3 Salisbury recorder
-, EL1z lt :; town retains license with
out vote. President, William Brusewtz; coun-
cilmen, Albert koehnlien, O.. c. Rian, - Fritz
Wilde; recorder. l.. W. Bell treasurer, Arson
MaraIardt; assessor G. s. Bell; justices, 1. ".
/ ELLENDALL-The caucus ticket won. The
the Eagle; Emg Emingson. recorder: John Loge-
son, E. N Thompson and Charles Paustian. trus-
tees; Carl Iorgerson, treasurer; Hans Anderson,
!. ELMoRE.-The village of Gilmore went mo
Williams; trustees Fred Holt: j. F. Vent,
Frank 1 :, Garyey; recorder, S: c. Moore; treasurer
EYoTA.-President Of council. P. g. Maroney;
Councillors, ]. A. Mcintosh. G: R. Blair. S. V.
y apds vdtsd 70
Perham Elizabeth and hera
prohibition by twentyseven. ~, 49,
.FERTILE,-The nolicense people won the day
ey Was ct e.
eeorgs; souncilmen. andrew opheim F. C. Bar IF:
| and 6: J: Demars constable, II. o. Gaylord.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DR.: E. r. Barton; trus-
tees, Andrew Syverson. William Baer, Peter
Schmitz; recorder, P. J. Struckens treasurer.
L. W.: Oberhauser; justice, Afford King; con-
stable, Sigmund Mayer.
GLENCOE. 3. Mayer was elected president
Ct the couneil; F. X Kaspsr, r. Link, E; d.
Corson, recorder; John Bell, ASSESSOR; w. W.
Whitaker, justice; w. Boyce, constable.
GOOD THUNDER.-V..A., Hirscher, PRESIDENT
P. Gainor, G. &. Bruscke,e W. B. Falancer, trus
tees: treasurer. F.. II. Morlock assessor, O. J.
Mertens and Robert Malzalm. ia z..Es,8s
HALSTAD-President, I'm Gjerdngen;: trus-
tees, e. e. Dahl. X. Krageland and Eilert johann
| son: recorder. Ole O.. Sjordal; assessor G.. Ed
defeated by vote Of 50 to ~:
license by one majority the first time in five
HECTOR President of the council George T.
Ericsson and Ole NJ. Nelson; recorder, c. p
Gitner; treasurer: H. L. Torbenson;. assessor,
Nixon; constable. Ed LOTHIAN. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. went t'dry'' by 60 to
16 A vigorous campaign has been carried on
by the anti-saloon element. School, church. fire
and cu1 few bells were rung for hour after the
vote was announced.
HERMAN.--High license won by fifteen ma
he HEwiTT.Nfhe caucus ticket won, except in
|sthe assessorship race. Willis Cornell independ-
ent. winning over B. STREET., nominee. o. j.
Stitzel was elected mayor The license vote
was a tie. giving saloons another year.
HINCKLEY.--The peoples ticket was elected
!, by large majority, which means better gov
coming