The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-03-16

Guide posts were ordered erected in
the following places: Southeast cor
ner section S, southeast corner section
10, northwest corner section ID, north
west corner section "a, center of Sec
ton %, one at Holthus corner, one
on railroad near the Floyd Hatcher
place, southeast corner section l8. one
on the south line Of section "a, one
on the Sadley corner, and one in the
center of section I.
It was voted to hold the next annual
meeting in the village of Princeton.
From Other Towns.
Bogus Brook-The election proved
good lively one in some respects.
The feature of the election was the in
PRODUCTION of a dark horse as one of
the supervisors in the person of W. E.
Jones whose name was attached to the
blanket ballot which had been pre-
pared for the voters. The town had
to elect two supervisors, one for two
years to succeed John Dalchow who
resigned after his election as county
commissioner and one to succeed the
one-year man, John Granlund. AL
bert Reibe had been appointed to serve
as Dalchow's successor until election.
There were six candidates running for
supervisor and the lucky ones we're
| Andrew Sunvold and w. e. Jones.
There was total of 116 votes cast
and Sunvold received eighty-one and
Jones was second with ffty-two.
John Edison appeared to be the most
popular man of all the candidates if
he was not winner for any Office.
For supervisor in the three year class
he received twenty three votes, and he
also received five votes for town clerk
and four for assessor. The ticket
elected was as follows: Supervisors,
W. E. Jones, chairman. two years;
Andrew Sunvold, three years: clerk,
O. E. Gustafson; assessor, A. J.
Franzen: treasurer, Peter Jensen:
justice, Andrew Jorgenson; Town
revenue, $500: road and bridge, $500.
The proposition to bond the town for
So, 900 for bridge and funding bonds
was carried by vote of ninety six to
fifteen.
Borgholm-Supervisor for three
years, Peter Nelson; clerk, Emil Sjo-
berg: assessor, John Goldstrand;
treasurer, VIM. Almquist; justice, j.
W. Plat: constable, Oscar Olson.
Town revenue, $3.50; road and bridge.
S6l7. Total votes cast, l53.
Baldwin regular ticket was
elected without a hitch. Supervisor
for three years, J. r. Edmonds, chair
man; supervisor for two years, S. A.
Lane to succeed Frank Lefavor re-
signed; clerk, H. B. Fisk; assessor,
E. E. Hamilton: treasurer, Chas.
Judkins; justices of the peace, Chas.
Judkins for two years and Thomas
Looney for one year; constables, j.
D. Looney for two years and VIM.
Thomas for one year. Town revenue,
$500; road and bridge, $780,. Total
votes cast, 100.
Spencer neutrality-suspicious., G.. L.
Wilson, chairman, two years, succeed.
ing 0. ". Blomquist, resigned; Albert
Baxter three years; clerk, Len
Turner; treasurer, Jay Smith; asses.
sor, D. S. Walker; justice, Nathan
Mather: constables, Ray Smith and
Albert Reynolds. Total amount
voted $40.
Milaca--Supervisor for three years,
Andrew Thilquist, chairman: clerk,
y. E. Larson; assessor, Chas. Daniel.
son; treasurer, Samuel Bentsen; JUS
tees, M. M. Colburn and F. A. Lar
son; constables, Oscar Mattson and
Louis Johnson. Town revenue, $3.50.
road and bridge, $3.50. Total votes
cast, 90.
Page-Supervisor for three years,
John Nyberg; clerk, Aug. Anderson;
assessor, Axel Broman; treasurer,
Grant Weatherly; justice, L. E. Som
erville; constable, A. D. Somerville.
Foreston village-President of coun-
Gil, Geo. 81. Deans; trustees, M. c..
Northway, 81. W. Towle and P. Gould
ing; recorder, F. T. P. Neumann:
treasurer, John Norgren; justice, E..
N. Bacon; constable, Gust Axe.
Village of Milaca-The election at
Milaca village was quiet one, not
withstanding the fact that there was
a vote on the question of license. The
vote was 134 for license and fiftv
against. The following ticket was
elected: President of council, M. I,
Clark; trustees, G. F. Searle, 81. p.
Bacon and C. G. johnson; recorder.
J. 81. Ward; assessor, E. I. Davis;
treasurer, j. S. Anderson; Justice.
E. L. Kingsburg; constables, j. 81.
NOrcrOss and RObt. Hanson.