The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-15
Northwest News
SPRING ELECTIONS
ARE UNDER WAY
Various Minnesota Towns At.
tend to Their Annual
BaIIotlna
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OWATONNA, Mimi, March 1.-THE
result OF the municipal election today
was victory for the Democratic ticket.
Charles Green, the Democratic nominee
for mayor, was given a majority of 1873
over the Republican candidate, r. G.
Nelson. The other Democrats elected
are: Charles ]. Servatius, recorder;
Charles Misgen, marshal: Henry San
ders, assessor; j. Newsalt, municipal
judge, and Andrew Erdman, street
commissioner. The Republicans elect
ed Frank Finley treasurer and Guy
Bennett a member of the board of ed
ucation. The Republicans succeeded In
electing Essex Liddington, negro,
constable in the Third ward over Cord
King, one of the pioneer settlers of
the county, who was a candidate on
the Democratic ticket. Liddington was
nominated as a joke. and his election
is a surprise. The aldermen elected
are Parvey RibsoD, n. p. Jefferson and
A. G. Kranz. Republicans. and L. Z.
FenDer, Democrat Ed Lansins, Demo-
crat, was elected a member of the
board of education in the Third ward.
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CROOKSTON, Mimi, March I'm
red hot elections on the license ques-
Fosston, Lengthy Beltrami, Twin VAL
ley and Fertile went dry. Climax went
wet by one vote and a contest will re-
suit. Bagley, the tenth station east on
the Great Northern is the nearest
place liquor is sold-sixty-fiv miles
from here.
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EDEN VALLEY. Mimi, March IL
Saftlar maS chosen rnavnr Michael
Nistler. II. Flick and r. t. O'Brien
w. r. Salisbury recorder,
Charles c. Mcdonald and r. O'Brien
justice of the peace.
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WINNEBAGO CITY, Mimi, March
14-By the scant majority of 3 votes
out OF 361 cast, Winnebago City today
declared in favor OF licensing saloons.
w. A. Kramer was elected president of
the council, Charles Garfield, George
Baxter and John s. Schaefer trustees,
j. II. Sherin recorder, j. A. Regain
treasurer and James Crays assessor.
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BEMIDJI, Mimi, March 1.-THE
village election resulted: President, j.
A. Ludington; trustees, a. b. HaZeen,
John Graham, w. ". Bowser: recorder,
II. w. Bailey; treasurer, w. l. Brooks;
assessor, J. Z. Cahill; justice. o. NJ.
Slxinvik There were eight candidates
for justice. SLIinvik beat his nearest
competitor. A Gilmore, by 1 vote.
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j.. SLAYTON, Mimi, March 14.-Vil-
lage officers elected today: President,
III. c.. Grass; trustees. r. F. Lamb,
Nick Weber, Herman Nelson; recorder,
b. III. whitney; treasurer.O. c. Boyum;
justice. James Ruane; constables, w. n.
Stevens and NJ. Evenson.
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SPRING VALLEY, Mimi. March Il.
The municipal election was spirited
contest. License carried by 10 ma
jority. officers elected: Mayor, n. T.
Cummings aldermen, ID. A. Sullivan,
n. j. Warner. Charles Satler and f. Z.
Wilcox. Their majorities were 75 to 80
over the temperance nominees.
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GLENDALE. Mimi, March IL
The caucus ticket won out at the cleo
ton today. The ticket was headed by
G. G. Campbell, editor of the Eagle.
The officers elected are: Eming
Emingson, recorder; John Logeson. Z.
y. Thompson and Charles Paustian,
trustees: Carl Torgerson, treasurer;
Hans Anderson, assessor.
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NEW PAYNESvILLE, Mimi, March
Nv. A. Huntington was reelected
president and ]. III. McGinty recorder,
with E. o. Phipps, II. Heimerdinger
and Henry Finger trustees: w. r.
Schultz. treasurer, and Alfred Harris,
constable; 131 voters favored chang
ing the village name TO PaynesvilIe
and against. In the township of
Paynesville c. w. Bork was elected
chairman, A. f. Busie clerk, w. f.
Schultz treasurer. Alfred Harris con-
stable and f. NJ Ostrander assessor.
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