Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-20

and Theodore Tollefsrud, year as con-
stables. $3.50 were voted for town pur-
poses; 500 for poor: $1,000 for road
and bridges The supervisors we're in
structed to buy two small graders. road
labor was raised to Csc per hour and
per day.
70 voters were present at meeting in
Yeomen's hall, at Hawick X. I. Lunde
was elected supervisor years; w. ..
Parker, clerk; A. F Hall, treasurer; S.
O. Susag and James Buykofski justices;
Archie Caldwell and j. A. Roach, con-
stables; road overseers, Dist. No. !,
Chas Lebrentz; 2, Frank McLouth; 3,
w. o. Parker; 4, L. T. Caldwell; 8, Lars
Storlie; 6. Will Schwartz. 5000 were
voted for general purposes, and $1,6OO
for roads and bridges. 1t was voted to
move town funds from Paynesville Sc
curity Bank to Hawick Bank; also to
buy one new road grader. The next town
meeting will be held at Regal. w. f.
Glenz received Is votes for supervisor
to IS for Lunde; Chas. Liebrenz received
IS votes for clerk and Aug. Paetznick Is
votes for treasurer.
ST JOHNS.
81 votes cast at meeting held at Dist.
No. 81.
The following officers were elected:
! clerk, l. NJ. Nelson: treasurer, Julius
RAINBOW; assessor, Evan Erickson; JUS
| tees, Sam Wangsness, l year; Christ
| Olstad 2 years: constable, Andrew JAG
OLSON and Charles Boettcher.
| Taxes voted were $500 for town fund,
$3.50 for poor: $500 for road and bridge
| fund.
| WILLMAR.
| 27 votes were cast at meeting held IN
| basement OF courthouse. There were no
contests c. j. Ellingson was elected
supervisor for three years; G.. j. Hanson
was elected clerk; D. w. Haley, treas
| urer; Albert j. Johnson, justice. $500
were voted for general purposes and
$4,000 for roads and bridges.
RAYMOND.
| Following officers elected in Raymond:
President, Edw. F. Johnson; trustees
Earl Somerville, / year; H. N. Ashley.
2 years; A. f. Kleinhuizen, years;
treasurer, H. c. Feig; clerk Alo Abra-
hanson; justice, Alo Abrahamson.
Contests for above offices as follows:
H. C. Feig, AZ; w. J. Wagner, 20 votes.
PENNOCK.
Following officers elected in Pennock:
President G. c. Haug; trustees, Adolph
Berglund, A. Benson, Chris Christensen
treasurer, w. e. Berglund; clerk, Lynn
Anderson; justice, J. F. Floren; con-
| stable, Geo. Warren.
ATWATER.
Following officers were elected In
Atwater: President z. V. Johnston; trus'
tees l.. p. Larson, l year; Nels Blom'
berg, 2 years; N. l.. Larson, years
; treasurer j. A. johnson; clerk, Chas. A
Swenson; justice. F. c. Peterson.
NEW LONDON.
Following officers were elected in New
London: President, Elias Johnson; trus
tees, c. E. Monson, e. r. Kambestad, M
F. Lundquist; treasurer, A. N. Nickel
! son; clerk, j. G. Peterson; constable
John Borgeson.
Contests for above offices as follows
Trustee, c. E. Monson, "a; V. E. Holm
/ 21 votes; trustee, M. F. Lundquist, 81
IF. L. Gustafson, % votes.
KANDIYOHI.
Following officers were elected II
> Kandiyohi: President, Arthur Holm
trustees, Edmund Backlund, j. T. Isaac
I son and C. A. Anderson; treasurer, Mel!
Norell; clerk, J. A. Peterson; constable
j. V. Holmberg.
g SPICER.
: Following officers were elected il
Spicer: President, A. Sonderson; trus
y tees, G. c. Harness, w. o. Erickson
. | Orred; clerk, Henry O. Thorvig; asses
/: sor, Peter Henderson; justices, D. F
> Johnson and H. o. Thorvig: constable
= | w. r. Anderson
Il Contests for above Offices as follows
| President, o. Sonderson, A.; A. J. An
derson, 18 votes; trustee years, G.
;. Hamness 40; Mike Witte, IA votes; trus
3 tee, 2 years, M. O. Erickson, 81; F. A
t Aundgren, 21 votes.