Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06
CHANGES AT THE
5.. a. COUNTY COURT HOUSE.

On Monday this week the: newly.
elected or reelected county officers
e1ltaaed upon their new four fos year
terms, terms, except the Judge. of Probate,
whose term Scf office. remains two
years as heretofore. -, :.: S'.. Isl
- In the register Of deeds Office,
Chas: E. Grinder, who hes been the.
faithful and efficient deputy register.
OF deeds during the past six years or:
more has been promoted to the pcsi-
ton Of register Of deeds, succeeding
Carl Hanson, who has held the Office,
during three itwo-year terms, besides.
a few months by appointment, filing
out the une1pired term of John p.
Myhre, deceased. That Mr.. Grinder
Will fill the efice with credit to him
self and satisfactory to the, rublic.
goes without saying. Mr.. Hanson.
who has served the county well will.
continue to reside in Warren for a
time at least. while the children are
being educated. He may also, if his
health and strength permits. assist
with the work in the office. =
In the sheriff office VIM. Forsberg.
retires after fourteen years of faith
full service. He has been very com.
petent and efficient officer and leaves.
the service Of the county with the re-
spect and good will of every citizen
therein. Long will the official career
Of good. honest, big hearted and big
bodied Bill Forsberg be- remembered
il the county. He is ! succeeded BY
Hans G. Hanson, a gentleman who
we have. every reason to believe. will
make just as popular, capable and ef-;
ficient an incumbent Of this import
ant Office as has Mr.. Forsberg. It is
indeed fortunate for the people under:
our republican form of government
that when one good man withdraws
from official cares that another good
man stands, ready, seemingly, to as
sumo the burdens. Mr.. Hanson will
undoubtedly make a good sheriff. Mr.
and Mrs. Forsberg will remain in. the
city during the. winter at least and
their nla.ny friends hope permanently.
Mr.. Hanson has appointed C. G. GUS
tafson Of Viking as his deputy in
place, Of Justice Carlson who. has ac-
ceptably filled that position for a
year or two under Mr.. Forsberg. Mr.!
Gustafsen is a former student of
| / North Star College and we'll qualified
to serve in that position.
asss 4assssssssa B sesEds
astcd has taken
izele taH- ta5of. our count
ernnnent'there are two new faces this
Of Warren, representing the first dis
Of aWrren, representing the first dis
trict and <Fladeland, of Grygla, repre-
sentings the fifth distr let which COM
prises the eastern, part Of the county.
Mr.. LoAoan succeeds :Chas.. Witten-
sten and Mr.. Fladeland P. B. NAL
berg. both old and useful members of
the board. Both Mr.. Lodoen and
Mr.. Fladelard are experienced bust
ness men and men Of good Judgment
and common sense, and together with
the old members, Chas. Adolphson, O.
Enge and A. S. 'Rokke, they will ear
nestly endeavor to conduct the large
and varied business interests Of the
county along safe and sane lines.
The ney board has s>een organized
by electing O. Enge as chairman for
the ensuing year and A. S. Rokke
vice chairman. Mr.. Enge s;s@a goods
honest farmer and his selection as
chairman IS an honor well bestowed, |,
altho many friends Of Chas. AdolAb-
son believed the honor should have
gone to him. Mr.. Enge will no doubt
make a good presiding officer and
pilot the board thru the shoals and
quicksands Of the coming year. p,