The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-30
Township Election
Returns Coming In

The Rogers Citizen gives the follow
ing election results from the north
end of the county:
Rogers Village
A total of q votes were cast of
which 10 were Democratic and II Re-
publican. Estabrook did not make
much of a showing and only received
two votes while LaFollette received
the remainder. The following officers
were elected for the: village offices:
Trustees, M. o. Grangaard, A. P. Paul
son and H. E. Pickett; clerk, w. J.
Pickett; treasurer, Nels Larson; as
SCISSOR, R. j. Leahy; justice of the
peace, Chester E. Elfstrom; marshal,
O. G.. Lund.
Rogers Township
A total of 12 votes were cast, e1
Republican and one Democratic. La
Toilette received nine and Estabrook
two of the Republicans votes. The fol-
lowing township officers were elected:
Supervisor, H. N. Ballou; clerk, Os.
valid Stark; assessor, Dave Colville;
treasurer, T. Undem; justice of the
peace, Reinhold Young.
Anderson Township
Nineteen Republican and four Dem
ocrat votes were cast in Anderson
LaFollette received all of the Republi
can votes. The following township Of
icers were elected: Supervisor, John
P. Anderson; clerk, Andy Wallin;
treasurer, John P. Anderson, assessor
Andy Wallin; justice Of the peace, Err
nest Gernholz and Andy Wallin.
Stewart Township
There were "a Republican and one
Democratic votes in Stewart. OF the
Republican votes LaFollette received
%. The following officers were elect
ed: Supervisor, Pete Clancy; clerk
John Vandrovec; treasurer, Joe Starke
and Will Potter were tie for the Of.
fee; justice of the peace, John Van.
drovec; assessor, Anton Vandrovec.
Edna Township
Twenty-four Republicans and seven
Democratic votes were cast in Edna.
LaFollette received the entire Repub-
lican vote. The following officers were
elected Supervisor, A. E. Lundy;
clerk. Howard Wilson; assessor,
James Thompson; treasurer, J. C. Hill
born; justices of the peace, J. W. Wild
difield and Anton Thronson; con.
stables, L. Martinson and H. C. Smith.
sibIey Trail Township
A total of II Republican and one
Democratic votes were cast in Sibley
Trail. LaFollette received nine and
Estabrook four of the Republican
votes. The following officers were
elected: Supervisor, Christ Schwen-
ger; clerk, Max Ladbury; treasurer,
c. c. Nolen; justice of the peace, c. A.
Ladbury; constable, F. Cooper.
Dazey Township
Eleven Republican and three Demo
cratic votes were cast in Dazey town.
ship. LaFollette received eight and
Estabrook two of the Republican
votes. The following officers were
elected: Supervisor, Thos. Stee;
clerk, George N. Rasmusson; treasur-
er, O. C. Hanson; assessor, O. T. o.
son; justice of the peace, George A.
Ecker; constable, Ben Sad; commits
sioners of conciliation, F. E.. Glesner,
Harry Stanley and G. I. Knutsor.
.I Darcy Village
Twenty-eight Republicans and eight
Democratic votes were cast in this vii
lage. LaFollette received 26 and Esta-
brook two of the Republican votes
The results in the village officers was
as follows: Trustees, M. H. Krantz,
G. P. Stowman and Ole Oppegaard; !;
clerk, C. o. Jacobson; treasurer, Leon
ard Larson; assessor, A. O. LaValley j.;
justice of the peace, N. j. Nelson;
marshal, A. H. Hicks. H.. >.-
Laketown Township
Seven Republican votes, all for La
Toilette, and three Democratic votes
were cast in Laketown. The following
township officers were chosen: Sup
ervisor, Gust Knudson; clerk, S. B
Kegrice; treasurer, Henry Nelson; as
SCISSOR, Frank Oglesby.
Further lists Of township officers are
Ito be found today in the items Of cor
.Hrespondence through the paper.