Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-20
RESULTS OF THE
TOWN MEETINGS
Officers Elected and Other Business
Transacted at Elections
March IL.
ARCTANDER.

ARCTANDER.
Meeting held at town hall, Al voters
John H. Henjum was
elected supervisor for years: Otto
Christ opherson. clerk: Oliver Skinde-
lien treasurer: S. A. SyVerson and 0. S.
Eeisstad, justices; Chas Nicholson and
j. f.. Bitterness, constables. Road over
seers by districts as follows: No. l, NJ
NJ Engen: No. .. Ole Stene; No. 3, Hen
ry Hough: No. 4, Hakon Nelson. $3.50
was voted for the general fund and ST.
500 for roads and bridges.
BURBANK.
IS voters present at town hall: A. l..
I.ohn was elected supervisor for years;
u. j. Price, town clerk: Hans Halvor-
son, treasurer; =. Q. Sonstegaard and
$. H. Stauffer. justices; Carl kraabel,
constable; road overseers No. l, H. Hal
vorson; No. ., E. Larson: No. 3, J. Q.
Dahlbers; No. I. r. B. Batterberry. $500
We're voted for general fund; 5000 for
poor and $1,000 for roads and bridges.
COLFAX
Meeting was held in town hall with
81 voters present. G. 2. Tangen was
elected supervisor for 3 years; F. T..
Carlson, clerk; Nickel Olson, treasurer;
c. II. Thorson, justice; Axel Walquist,
constable. $1,000 was voted for general
fund; $1,000 for poor; $1,000 for roads
and bridges.
DOvRE.
Meeting held at Dist. g., was attend
ed by twenty voters. The following Of
ticers were elected: II. c. Sletten, super
visor for 3 years to succeed himself;
MagnuS Olson, clerk; p. w. Peterson,
| treasurer; road overseers: No. /, G. =.
Bjork: No. 2, a. H. Hanson; No. 3, P. G.
Alvig; No. i, P. w. Peterson. Taxes
voted: general fund, $500; poor, $500;
roads and bridges. $1,000.
EDWARDS.
Sc voters participated in meeting at
Raymond. The following were elected:
| Supervisor, 3 years, H. j. Hanson; SUI
pervisor, years, B. Van Huvelson;
clerk, VIM. Strootman; treasurer. J. S.
| Johnson; justice, a. b. Thorson; con-
| stable, John kienitz. $500 were voted
for general purposes and Is mills fol
roads and bridges.
EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
So votes were cast at meeting held ir
| north schoolhouse in Dist. No. 81. J
B. Gram was elected supervisor for :
years; Stromme L. Johnson, clerk; DR.
a. Nelson, treasurer; H. A. Lobnitz
justice and J. A. Wick, constable. $40(
were voted for general purposes an6
$4,000 for roads and bridges. 1t was
decided to divide the town into fou1
road districts. There was contest OF
for SUPERVISOR J. 3. Gram received q
votes to "a for S. K.Gilhoi.
FAHLUN.
| % votes were cast at meeting hel(
in Club house, Sec. FL.
c. Christensen was elected supervisor
for three years; town clerk, L. P. Felt
treasurer, Junior Johnson; constable
l.. E. Wicklund.
1925 voted for general fund, $3.50 TO
| 1s bri1
GREEN LAKE.
TWenty-six voters attended meeting
which was held at the hall at Spice1
The following officers were elected with
out any contest: Supervisor, years
Amt C.Carlson; clerk, William Hender
son; treasurer, Oscar jacobson; justices
John u. Henderson and John Magnusor
$500 were voted for general purpose
and $1,000 for roads and bridges. l
was voted to pay $500 per day for ma
and team work on roads.
TENNESSEE.
Thirty-tWo voters present. G. f
Samstad was elected supervisor for
years; E. w. Peterson, 2 years; ALDER
Bengtson, l year; town clerk, B. +
Hovey; treasurer, H. H. Flygare; con
stables, Peter Slinden and Alfred Carl
son. Taxes voted: General fund, $500
poor, $50; road and bridges, $4,000. Til
town board was authorized to levy an
assess a town road drainage tax, by
vote of 10 to 3.
HARRISON.
| Sixteen voters attended meeting i
| Diamond Lake schoolhouse. VIM. Dick
man was elected supervisor for years
Bonnie NJ. Johnson, clerk; William Ref
treasurer; AZ. Dahl, justice and Georg
Damerow, constable. 800 was voted to
general fund; SIS for poor; roads an
bridges, $4,000.
HOLLAND.
One hundred and eight voters wer
out at the election. The following Wer
elected: John Taatjes, supervisor.
years; A. Bolt, supervisor to fill vac
ancy; Z. J. Roelots clerk; Henry Roe
lots, treasurer; Alb. Reetz. justice. $40
were voted Tor general fund; 500 70
poor; $4,000 for roads and bridges an
$4OO tor ditch fund.
IRVING.
| "a voters attended meeting in Dis
"a. o. l.. Olson was elected supervise
tor years; M. l.. Nicholson, clerk; 4
E. Borsheim, treasurer; a. M. Anderson
justice; +. j. Williamson, constable. $40
were voted for general purposes; $50
tor poor; $1,000 tor roads and bridges
and $50 tor gopher bounty.
KANDIYOHI.
53 voters present. Olaf MattSOn wa
elected supervisor for three years an
Arthur klint was elected to I'LL vacancy
e. "A. harrison, clerk; Anton ThorsoI
treasurer; Elmer +. johnson and G.. I.
Nelson, justice; Jonas Grain and {
knutson, constables. $2oU were vote
Tor general purposes, $zoU for poor, an
$2,4O9.S2 1or roads and bridges. A reso
! tuition was passed that all land owner
cut weeds on public roads adjoinin
their lands.
LAKE ANDREW.
26 voters present at meeting in Dis
rs. Oscar Markell was elected super
visor tor years; G. A. Syverson, clerk
Herman Larson, treasurer; Ole Newman
justice; Theo. Thorson, constable. Roa
overseers:No. l, Elmo Halvorson; 2, An
drew Engen; 3, ALT. Swenson; 4, OFT
Henschien. $1,000 were voted for road
and bridges and 5000 for road drainage
LAKE ELIZABETH.
IA voters present at meeting in Dis
3S. H. S. Nelson was elected supervise
for years; Leonard Boom, clerk; Har
ris Johnson, treasurer; France Daniel
son, justice; and Arvid Larson, con
stable. $3.50 were voted for genera
fund; $500 for poor and $1,000 for road
and bridges. A resolution was passe
changing the voting place from Dist
No. 3S to the Lake Elizabeth creamery.
LAKE LILLIAN.
80 votes were cast at District No. 8:
Supervisor for 3 years, A. H. Wick
clerk, E. J. Lundahl; treasurer, Lars Err
ickson; justice, j. E. Johnson; $3.50 vot