Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-03-20
LAKE ANDREW,

LAKE ANDREW. =
Forty-six votes were cast in scho olhouse
| in Dist. No. 16. c. S. Solberg was elected
supervisor; Peter Skoglund, clerk: Refer Thor
son. treasurer; A. p. Reese, justice; Aug.
Dengerud, constable. Pathmasters: Dist
! No. 1, Henry ]. Halvorson; 2, Oscar Markell
3, X. H. Nelson: d, Henry II. Larson. $500
was raised for general purposes, and the
! meeting decided to buy one or more steel
; culverts to replace old wooden bridges.
LAKE LILLIAN
Ole Lundquist was reelected as supervisors
John G. Flann, clerk; Ole Linn, treasurer;
William Johnson, assessor; o. l.. Erickson,
justice; \. b. w alner and A. J. Johnson con-
stables. Pathm asters: Dist No. 1, A, H.
Wick; 2, John Bentson; 3, p. H. Hanson; 4,
Albert Johnson. $3.50 was raised for gene
rarpurposes and $500 for roads and bridges.
MAMRE.
N1nety-two votes were cast, the election
being held in the south schoolhouse in Dist
No. Is. Gust. Danielson was reelected as
SUPERVISOR; P. M. Johnson, clerk, in a con-
test with H. P. Lofgren by vote of ~ to
40; Emil E. Ostlund, treasurer; Otto Holm
gren, assessor; Frank 0. Carlson Justice;
Burger Akerson, constable. Pathmasters:
Dist. No. I Peter Johnson: 2, A. w. Berg
strom; ), Jonas Dickson; +, John p. Elkjer.
$50 was voted for general town purposes
and $500 for roads and bridges. A resolu-
ton was adopted that a culvert, 8 feet in
diameter, be placed instead Of the old bridge
NORWAY LAKE,
Fifty-eight votes were cast, in the school
house in Dist. No. 73. John E. Iverson was
elected supervisor; John J. Week, clerk; Lewis
Bendikson, treasurer: Ole T. Hagen, ASSESSOR
John N. Hystad and Lewis Iverson. Justices
| and KIND A. Botten, constable. Pathmast-
ers: Dist. No. I, Hedge Torrison; 2, Fling
Tollefsrud: 3 Edwart L. Wig; f. c. S. N. Pc
| terson. $75 were voted for general pur-
poses and 81 so for roads and bridges.
ROSELAND.
Fifty-two votes were cast, the meeting be-
ing held in schoolhousc in Dist. No. 50.
William Lindquist was elected as supervisor
for three years-Jos. Feifarek tor two years
to succeed Ole Blomquist and T. Stob for one
year; H. F. Bruss, clerk; Peter Lindquist,
treasurer; Olof Tatting, assessor; X. Dauma,
justice; William Hoffman, constable. Path
masters: Dist. No. 1, Fred Anderson; 2, Joe
Skalak; 3, Joe Strafelda; +, Albert Svobod-
ney; 5, H. Gort; 6, \. NJ. Renstrom. 5000
were voted for general purposes and 5000
for road and bridges. special ditch tax
was levied to the amount OF 500. 1t was
| resolved to buy one or more SO inch cast iron
culverts for trial.
ST. JOHNS.
The annual town meeting W as held in Pen
| mock. 90 votes being cast. A. J. NJ orris was
elected supervisor; w. A. Strand, clerk; E. G.
Berglund, treasurer. A contest for assessor
resulted in Jas L. Jarrett receiving 4S votes
and P. c. Greenfield IL votes. w. A. Strand
and A. l.. Beckstead were elected justices and
William Hehner and Nels E. Greenfield, con-
stables. Pathmasters: Dist. No. 1, Nels
Nelson; e., A. l.. Beckstead; 3, John He'd
Ter; 4, John M ers; 5, Edward Peterson; 6, H.
H. Hamann. $3.50 were raised for general
pur poses and 81 900 for roads and bridges
|, WILLMAR
The annual town meeting was held at the
city engine house. liver I. Berg elected
supervisor to succeed Philip J. Haley; Albert
J. Johnson was elected clerk; Peter A. Roen,
| treasurer; D. w. Haley and M. c. Tollefson,
justices; and Nels o. Green and Edward Ed
| wardson, constables. Pathmasters Dist
| No. 1, Robert Thompson; 2, ]. M. Olson; 3,
| H. P. Rasmussen; +, M. c. Tollefson; 5, Hen
| ry Johnson; 6, none; Z, D. w. Haley; 8, none;
S. so were levied for general town purposes
and 81 400 tor roads and bridges. No poll
tax is wanted.
ATWATER.
President-G. A. Glader.
Trustees-J. H. Strong, Martin Olson and
| Recorders. E. Peterson.
| Treasurer-Henry Stene.
A ,ss*;ss !, l. OLSON
| Constable-J. o. Nd almberg.
In favor of license. Sc; against license, 49,
| BELGRADE
BELGRADE, MIMI, March IS, 'O7-(Spe-
cial to the Tribune) That the saloons are
| getting very unpopular in this neighborhood
is clearly shown by the results of yesterdays
| election. The anti-saloon party has grown
every year until yesterday the vote stood 81
| against 80. BrOOten, after one year of no
saloon stood 10 for and 81 against. The
temperance council and justices Of the peace
We're elected by big majorities at both places,
and it is certain that the coming year will be
a sad one for transgressors. The license
| question was also defeated in the townships
! adjoining here and Brooten, where some of
the saloon friends had hoped to get foot
| hold by the aid of the farmers, by more than
three to one.
| KANDIYOHI
| President-k. F. Baklund.
| Trustees-Swan Anderson NJ c. Sorensou
| and o. w. kroona.
Recorder-P. E. Lundquist.
| Treasurer-N. ]. Oredson.
! Assessor-C. G. Johnson.
| Justices-Nels Norell and Aug. Gabrielson.
| Constables-D. N. Downs and ]. G. G abriel-
SON, =. -"' ""
License question W as not an issue, village
being dry. Thirty votes were cast.
l. ( 90 .I'. NEW LONDON.
| President-Louis Larson. s.
Trustees-Otto Markell, a. L. Zulauf and
Chas: Thorne. <.L,g -
| Rec0rder-A A. Skeie