The Denison review., 1914-07-15
Official Publication

btlli5cil, pdtuiu utl i'i''
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at o'clock a. III.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
Members present. Ebert, Hagse,
Holland Carey and Nchls.
Absent: None.
The board finished canvassing the
vote of primary election, which was
held On the first day of June, 19l4,
and signed the reports to the score
taly OF state; canvass sheets and re-
ports TO the chairmen of the county
central committees, and the following
named persons were declared nom
mated as candidates of the democrat
ic party to the county Offices set op-
poSitc each respectively:
p. j. portz-Auditor.
Louie Evcrs-Trcasurer.
j. w. Monaghan-Clcrk of the Dis
trict Court.
II. J. Cummings-Sherilf.
w. A. Cramer--Recorder of Deeds.
Andrew Bell, Jr.-COunty Attorney.
w. NJ. RyInes-Coroner
j. Il. Carcy-Supervsor, term be-
ginning January. 1915.
Hans Hagge-Supervisor, term be-
ginning January, 1913.
Martin Nehls-Supervisor term be
ginning January, 1916.
G. j. Bohnsack- term
beginning January, 1916.
The following named persons were
declared nominated as candidates OF
the republican party to the county
offices set forth opposite each re-
srcctivcly:
NJ. G. Nielscn-AuditCr.
r. T.. Pcarson-Shcritl.
" S. Moorc-County Attorney
The following named persons were
declared nominated as candidates OF
the progressive party to the county
offices set forth opposite each re-
spectivcly:
Carl Wendt-Auditor
Chas. A. Dolli-Shcriif.
Leonard l.. Smith-Recorder Of
Deeds.
W. A. Garner-COrOncr.
John W. HowOrtil term
beginning 1913.
l.. II. Weed Supervisor, term be-
ginning 1918.
Geo. N. Friday-Supcrvisor term be
ginning 1916.
n. y. Swanson-Supcrvisor term
beginning 1916.
There were no persons nominated
for county Offices OF tho socialist
party, and no icrsonS nominated lor
county treasurer, clerk of the district
court, recorder OF deeds, coroner. Su-
pervsors term beginning January,
1915. supervisors, term beginning Jan
uary, 1916, of the republican party.
and no persons nominated for county
treasurer, clerk Of the district court
and county attorney OF the progress
i've party.
The following named persons were
declared nominated for township OIL
fees in the various township, OF the
democratic party:
Boyer township
Justice of the Peace. A. Brown, j..
r. lianigan.
Constablcs- Gerhard Tcrmuhlen, John
kwapiszcski.
Asscssor-R. Il. Brown.
Trustccs-.J. b. Ryan, j. w. Hall, Johh
Itcmmcs.
TO nship Clcrk-A. G. Houston.
Ch. ter Oak Township
Justices of the Peacc-frank kobD'
j. Il. Waterhouse.
Constablcs Richard Nickolcy, ii. f..
Mcsenbrnk
AsscssOr-,jUrgen Koch.
Trustces-E. p Andrews, julius
Jacobs, Paul Kuhlmann.
Township Clerk. II. Riesscn.
Dcnison Township
Justice of the Peacc-No nomination
Constable nomination.
Asscssor-E. l.. Champion.
Trustccs-Wm. Kruthoir. c. p. Harvey
Township Clcrk-D. p. O'Hrien.
Dcnison City township
Justice OF the peace-G. II. Richard
son.
Constablc-No nomination.
East Boyer Township
Justice of the Peace-T. l.. Mean
drcWs.
Constable-H. p. Mesenbrink.
Asscssor-Chas. c. Speck.
rustecs-Frank Costello, A. c. Loch'
miller, l.. +. Mesenbrink.
Township Clerk-Ed McCalfery.
Goodrich Township
Justices of the Pcacc-Arthur Sahl
Isaac llOworth.
Copstablcs-Iurgen Jepsen, Johannes
IOhannSen.
hsscssor-Dietrich Vannier, .Ir.
Trustces-Chist Groth, =. Il. Petersen
A. l.. Petersen.
township Clerk-Fred JepSen.
Hanover township
Justice of the Peace-John Mack.
Constabe-Ilenry Mack.
AssessOr--Aug. Mack.