Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-19
some ELECTIONS
HELD TUESDAY

uLLU IULUUnI
The following returns of village II
township elections, held Tuesday, In
a few of the precincts in this section
Of the state were furnished the IT'D.
une last night by its ever alert and
enterprising correspondents:
At Underwood.
With four tickets in the field con-
siderable interest was taken in the
election of the town officers here. 1t
was the means OF causing the largest
number of votes to be polled in the
history of the village for town otil'
GERS. With but one exception, the
ticket slated at the caucus was elect
ed. The following are the officers
elected: Alderman First ward, Jacob
Koenig; Second ward, D. J. Lane;
Third ward, Otto Olson; clerk, A. G..
Metz; treasurer, L.. E. Helm; asses
sor, c. E. Hedlund; justice OF the
peace, Riley Foster.
At Garrison.
The proposition to bond the town
for extensive street Improvements
and cement walks carried at the an
nual village election by a handsome
majority. The old board was reflect
ed with practically no opposition.
They are, C. r. Calkins, PRESIDENT;
J. A. Schauer and l.. F. Mahowald,
trustees; J. j. Eehles, treasurer;
Fred Gaynor, clerk, and J. J. MahoW.
aid, assessor.
A snow storm has been blowing to-
day and, while not a regular blizzard,
is the worst storm of the season.
Trains have all been on time.
At MAJ.
The following were elected: Trus-
tee for District No. |, Paul Freitag;
trustee for District No. 2, L. }. Rod.
man; trustee for District No. 3, Art
Steinhause; treasurer, Chas. Morton;
Assessor, Bird Bollman; justice Of
the peace, Bert Whiting; marshal,
Chas. Yeinman; clerk, Fred King. A
duplicate of former elections gives
Max a little boost.
At Dogden.
The village election resulted as fol-
lows: Trustees, Rigg, Lawine, Lnnas,
Hilman, Eolton, Graham; treasurer,
J. A. Ross; assessor, Ed. Knapten, %;
Aug. Huber, II; justice, Person, 2G;
Pendroy, 1G; marshal, Paul Herrying-
or; clerk, A. A. Cover. There was a
big fight in Thro township, but the
results were not known.
At Wishek.
Wishek village election: Trustee,
First District, Jacob Herr, Jr.; Second
district, John Kuiper; Third district,
r. J. Bailey; clerk, H. Il. Timm; treas
urer, James Welsh; marshal, Henry
A. Link; assessor, John Bronner; JUS
tice, r. II. Lunn.
At Napoleon.
Bryant township, Napoleon, elected
the following without opposition for
supervisor, 3 years, ]. r. Thompson;
for supervisor, 3 years, Peter Weber;
for treasurer, Chas. j. Hoof; for clerk,
w. NJ. holdings; for assessor, NJ. w.
Kelly; for justice Of the peace, NJ. Say
age.
At Linton.
At the village election there a a
fight on four Offices, Alderman Irvine
and Bechtle for reelection, were beat
en- by Bosch and Grain. Billingsley
for rejection as marshal, was beaten
by Homer, and Smith was defeated ny
Hegeman for assessor. The vote for
the winners was SO; for the losers, "A.
At Hebron.
All the caucus nominees were elect
ed, though many split tickets were
voted. The following officers were
elected: Trustees, Eugene Weigel,
w. Bratzel and H. G. Stelter; clerk,
]. II. Watts; treasurer, William Eng
elter; justice, George j. Landon; as
SCISSOR, Frank Le%chtleugner; marshal,
Adam Fechner.
At Richardson.
The annual village election in Rich.
pdSScu Ou SCly qulCIIy. AASAS
was only one ticket in the field and
the result is as follows: Trustees,
Plus Kopp, Adam Forster andClemens
Fleck; treasurer and clerk, John Mug
gil; marshal, Valentine Bleth; asses
sor, II. p. mus. A very light vote was
cast.
At Taylor.
The board of trustees: First Ward,
J.. r. Christen; Second ward, Julius
Williams; Third ward, Henry Brade-
meyer; treasurer, Chas. Howe; clerk,
H. T.. Skauge; assessor, S. N. Hutchin-
son; justice Of the peace, +. H. Schroe-
der; marshal, Christ Abelman.
At Sentinel Butte.
The township election resulted as
follows: J. A. Kitchen, supervisor;
w. C. Stuhr, treasurer; J. z. Gardner,
clerk; Chas. Kirkpatrick, assessor;
Ed. Freer, justice of the peace; w. r.
Brown and II. O. Sivesind, road over
seers.
At New England.