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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

Celebrating the fiftieth anniver-
of their marriage at Medina, Mich
igan, January 25, 1871, Mr.. and
Mrs c. f. Lansing We're host and
hostess to more than one hundred
and fifty friends and relatives at
their home on the Garden road
east of Salem, last Tuesday. The
golden wedding observance was in
the form of an informal reception
from 200 to 4:30 O'Clock in the
afternoon, at which members of
the Old Mems club and their wives
called, and the entertainment of
intimate friends and neighbors in
the evening.
The decorative scheme of the re-
ception room and dining room was
most appropriately carried out by
the use of golden hued tulips and
daffodils which nodded their gay
heads from amidst the masses of
evergreens. The archway between
the two rooms was twined with
Oregon grape, in the center of
which hung q huge golden bell
composed entirely of flowers from
which golden streamers We're drap-
ed in graceful lengths-a beautiful
setting for the couple of fifty years
20 again plight their troth. The
words of the marriage ceremony
were filled with a deep and sacred
significance as after fifty years
they sounded the echo of a day
haliowed in the memory of both.
Mrs. Lansing wore a black silk
gown trimmed with gold lace and
carried a boquet of daffodils.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served, and an old fashioned
fruit cake sent from Kentucky, was
cut into pieces for each guest. AS
siSting in the entertainment were
Mesdames James r. Robertson, w,
[. Pooler, II. b. Munson and Fred
erick e. Zimmerman and the Mis-
ses Margaret Munson, Jessie Starr,
Eunice Robertson, Ruth Kitchin
and Lena Spalding.
Following is the list Of the
guests who were bidden:
c. f. Lansing and wife; Mrs. ].
r. Robertson, Berea, KY; Miss Eu-
nice Robertson, Berea, Ky; Mrs.
w. |. Pooler, La Grande, Ore;
Master Frederick Pooler. La
Grande, Or; Mr.. James d. Lansing
Salem; Mr.. and Mrs. H. 5. Belle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs.
A. b. Huddleson, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
J. Basey, Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. n. Willis, Mes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

j. Green We're joint hostesses at a
loge party at the Oregon theater
honoring Mrs. VIII T. Neill, who
leaves this month for Portland.
Later in the evening the guests en-
.joyed an evening Of bridge at Mrs.
Busselle's home, which was very
artistically decorated in rose and
white. Carnations and nareissi
combined to carry out the color
motif. Those who We're invited for
the evening were Mesdames Will
liam Hamilton. Fred Thompson, d.
H. McKinnon. Walter Spaulding,
Roy Mills, Chester Downs, Merlin
Harding, Raymond Walsh, Millar
MeGilchrist and W. D. Clark.
To celebrate the thirty first we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hagedorn, about forty of
their friends and relatives gathered
at the Hagedorn home on Fir
street. Music, readings and gamess
were enjoyed and late in the eve
ming a light supper was served.
Another very delightful supper
party after the Shrine dance was
the one at which Mrs. C. Z. Schu-
colors were effectively carried out
by means of yellow daffodils and
red candles. Tiny candles Of red
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srs.C. A. Huston, d. w. Fisher, A.
S-ark, Oliver Beers, Martin Oleson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Starr, Mr.. Vir-
gil Starr, Miss Jessie Starr, Mr.. and
MIS-, j, E. Ellison, Mr.. Chas. Eli
son, Mr. and Mrs C. p. Livingston.
Mr. Edward Livingston, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Tasto and son, Everette.
Mrs. Clay Barhyte, Mr.. Shirley
Barhyte, Miss Katherine Barhyte,
Messrs. Max and Ian Barhyte, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. w Kitchen, Miss Ruth
Kitchen, Miss Zelma Kitchen, Mes
srs. Bob and l. D.. Kitchen, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Spalding, Miss Lena
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Horning, Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs A. b.
Disbrow, Mr.. and Mrs. dohn Nor
an, Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Potter, Mr.,
and Mrs. Samuel Dingee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Volk, Mr.. and MI
Frank Toothacre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff Pooler, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Geo. Dunsford, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bernardo, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
MentZer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Mentz-
er, Mr., and Mrs. j. w. La Bare, Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. S. Spalding Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Spalding and daughter,
Maxine, Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Sto-
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neptune,
Miss Doris Neptune, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Konrad, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kostenborder, Miss Edna Kosten-
border, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones
Miss Margaret Jones, Mr.. Allen
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gram
and son, Miss Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. f. Demerest, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Gambel, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Mosier, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rick
etts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H, Savage,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stoller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo CaVanaugh, Mrs. Jacob
Kukelberg, Mr.. and Mrs, S. NJ.
Husselman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Cooper, Mrs. H. w. Savage, Miss
Lena Brunger, Mrs. Anna B. Peter
son, Mir. Frank Fuller, Miss Gladys
Fuller, Mr.. Jacob Warner Mrs. II.
B. Munson, Miss Margaret Munson,
Mr.. NJ. C. Horniker Miss Ada
Simpson, Miss Anna Gleason, Miss
Myra Gleason, Miss Ella King,
Mrs. H. H. Spalding, Portland, Or;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beings, Portland,
Or; Hon. Sam Miller, Milton Or;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grassman, Ger
vais, Or: Miss Ruby, Grassman,
Gervais, Or; Mr.. Lawrence Grass
man, Gervais, Or; Mr.. Frank Sast-
man, Honolulu. II. I.
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gon grape; the walls were partial
lv covered with uniform branches
of Scotch bloom; the platform upon
which the musicians sat was Oh
scured by an emba kment of ev-
ergre were perched
with unstudied grace and airiness
upon the greenery. The interest of
matching butterflies" claimed the
attention of the guests at the mid
night hour, and after partners had
had been secured by this means, a
dainty supner was served by the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

night given by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
T. Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ham
ilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Millar Nc
Gilchrist proved a brilliant OPEN
ing for the week of social activi-
ties. The artistry of the decorative
scheme transformed Cotillion hall
into veritable Fairyland-Gay
japanese lanterns shaded the lights
and profusion of butterflies
spread their multi-cOlored wings
above the happy crowd Of dancers.
The pillars were twined with Ore
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

Led Dy WI %
a Carson opened "er
y 25 to the members
In club of Salem, that
the 162nd anniversary
edav of Robert Burns.
BciIchrist, president OF
stroduced the Reverend
4 main speaker of the
o gave an interesting
N life of Burns and the
In poetry. John Bayne
Il selections from Bruins
prcus delighted her aud
,sging Scotch songs Miss
4 played several piano
srOmptu speakers were
HeOrge shand, Col. r. h.
a. swanson, the house
ClOnel and Mrs. Hofer'
In appreciated recitation
Is Baby"
ents were of Scotch
king the evening COM
ry detail.
N H. McNary gave one
IN elaborate luncheon
|Itties Of the week when
aimed in honor Of Mrs
n Wednesday. A CEN
spring flowers, narcissl'
ii daffodils was used as a
sration, and the bridge
were used for place
lovers were placed for
Jordan, Henry Meyers,
ske, David Eyre, T. c.
4. Baker, R. P. Boise, Rol-
ia, T. A. Livesley, ]. H.
eOrge F. Rogers and the
tnOOn hours were whiled
fiidge, Mrs. Ed Baker re-
nd highest score.
Normal dancing party
ss planned by the Aloha
pext Tuesday, has been
until Thursday, Feb. 8,
n the American Legion
hich is to be held upon
4 date, |
'Ee, Of 0, A. c., is spend |
|fek-end with his sister, ,
PKirk.
Mrs. William Lytle in
sguests to dinner before
dance. Spring flowers
|Fith pussy-willows and
an exquisite centerpiece
ple' about which were
and Mrs, c. G. Sabin,
lrs, William Banks, and
! Stansfield, all of Port
sentative and Mrs. Dem
/, Senator and Mrs. Roy
Dr. and Mrs. Lytle.
Mrs. c. B. Webb enter
and Mrs. Will T. Neill,
s. W. NJ. Hamilton, and =
rS' Millar McGilchrists
PREVIOUS to the dancing
'llllon hall last Monday
I. Neill was the in
a very delightful lunch
/! al the Marion hotel
AFs' lie Roy Leedy was
! elaborate table cen
'arl-colored spring
discovered at the end
neon to be composed
lal corsage bouquets
presented to each
MY pink pIace-cards
laed attraction in the
auons. Covers were
aesdames Will T. Neill.
oyer Roy Mills, c. J.
nm ! Harding, LIE Roy
J. McKinnon and tbs
re Burnett and Mrs.
were joint hostesses
! they entertained the
y \. club of the Order
d. s'ar. at the home of
/. This entertainment
suiar monthly gather
. a Airk was a delightful
y y, evening when she
Nun W. a dinner party
"a a. a and Mrs. Will T.
II / II! Mrs, William Nc
NJ and Mrs. MInlar
n, n NF' and Mrs. T. S.
, 44y vs scene Of a delight
5,,''e Wednesday, honor
''I.,la 'I.D,a NOOres. whose
leslie .s Springer takes
q. a'st 4 future. Covers
70 misses Juanita
y AoOres Margaret
: s'Iees Tone, Anne
! ". Letha Wilson, Mrs.
! .,, Sis Blanche Jones
~ Ars. T. S. Roberts,
~. -. formed a dainty
s.ss .,..s and the color
..1snesd - BY pink can
~ Of the table.
Of the scholar
- salem wOman's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

r. A'rA was a delightful
y, evening when she
with a dinner party
AT and Mrs. viii T
! rlG Mrs. William Nc
4 Mr.. and Mrs. MiIIar
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-29

Lse Burnett and Mrs.
were joint hostesses
'ney entertained the
u !. club of the Order
II S'4I. at the home of
r. This entertainment
'u'ar monthly gather
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-16
VILLAGE of Bird Island

Village Of Bird Island
Votes cast. 1872.
President, F. E. McCorkle.
Trustees, Chas. E. Dahlgren, VIM
Baumgartner.
Treasurer, H. w. Mielke.
Assessor, Ross Knutson.
Recorder, Carl Mueller.
Justice Of Peace, H. A. Lobnitz.
Constable, Chas. Young.
Village of Clara City
Votes cast, 81.
. President, John Davids
Trustee, H. A. Marquardt.
Treasurer, I. Orlebeke.
Assessor, J. B. Slayer, Sr.
Recorder, Louis Tammen.
Village Of PaynesviIIe
President, Rudolph Froehlich.
Recorder, John F. Chisholm.
Councilmen, DR.. o. H. Osborn,
years; Peter Fishbach, years; Frank
Heitke, l year.
Treasurer, F. c. Nehring.
Justice Of peace, Frank Heitke, and
George Andrews.
Assessor, John Haugen.
Constables, VIM. MANI, year.
Art. McIntee, years.
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Village of Brooten

Village Of Brooten
. Votes cast 2l1.
President, DR.. R. T. Glyer
Trustees, r. V. Nelson, A. w. Wa.
terman and E. E. Johnson.
: Treasurer, A. A. Nahum.
Assessor. J. H. Fowlds.
Recorder, Edwin Sandyig.
Justice of Peace, G.. o. Knudson.
Constables, Palmer Olson, Eric
Gulsvig.
For Recorder Edwin Sandvig recei-
we'd 1872 votes, and A. N. Kjos 70.
For Trustee r. V. Nelson received
127 votes and Ole Lorentson IS.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-16
Village Of Belgrade

President, H. G. Borgerding.
Councilman, J. o. Quisberg, yrs.
Recorder, Ole Hendrickson.
Treasurer. J. w. Koetter. -
Justice of peace, for 2 pears, ]. w.
Sill.
Justice of peace, for 1 year, Edward
E. Wig.
Constable, Geo. NJ. T. Johnson.
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Village Of Olivia

Village Of Olivia
Votes cast, 619;
President, Dr. A. A. Passer
Trustees, w. J. Russell, P. J. Fit
chen, August Dirks.
Treasurer, Hattie Bordewich
Assessor, j. J. Rock.
Recorder, John Flaschenriem.
Justice of peace, George E. Peter
son.
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VILLAGE Of New London

Village Of New London
Votes cast, 25. =
( President, Elias Johnson.
Trustee, C. E. Monsoon.
Treasurer, A. N. Nicholson.
Recorder, J. G. Peterson.
Justice of peace, S. A. Bush, Anton
Jacobson.
Constable, p. E.. Rose.
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Village Of kandiyohi

Votes cast, a: ..@
President, p. L. Guam.
Trustee, ]. v. Holmberg.
Treasurer, Nels c.. Brown.
Assessor, G. A. Thunstedt.
Recorder, VIM. Arneson.
Justice of Peace, X NJ. Kalbak.
Constable, E. N: Erickson.
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tennessee Township

Gennessee Township
Held at town hall. .',s.s I. y. i: !.
Votes cast 81. .z=$ .l.* s-s.>
Supervisor for 3 years, w. v. Olson.
For 2 years, r. J. Peterson, #
Town clerk, B. P. Hovey. ~ MI, IF +
Town treasurer, Peter P. Hovey.A
Assessor. J: H.. Bartlett. -: =
Justice of peace, M: A. Anderson. :
Constable, R. T. Benin. j =
Taxes voted, $4,000:
Only a few scattering votes were
cast. T., .. + :.
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Village Of kerkhoven

Votes cast, 27l.s.. 80 =, -: - "a
President, O. G. Hough.
!. Trustee for 3 years, Dave Eyer
strom. -
Trustee for years, 0. Thonvold
Treasurer, Andrew Nelson.
Assessor, J. w. Miller.
Recorder, Harold Steen.
Justice of peace for two years, J. ].
Madden.
Justice of peace for l year, J. e.
Rost.. III
Constable, JOS Gerlack.
The vote on the Pool Hall question
resulted in Ia against and los. for.
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kandiyohi Township
Election held in Kandiyohi village.
Votes cast, 46.
Supervisor for years, Olof Matt
son.
Town clerk, C.. A. Harrison.
Town treasurer, Anton Thorson.
Assessor, C. J. Nelson.
Justice of Peace, B. Arvidson and C.
Freeman.
Constables, Romeo Gabrielson and
P. Lundberg.
Poor, $400.
Taxes voted, Town revenue $500.
Road fund, $3,36S9S.
irving Township
\ Votes cast, Sc.
Supervisor for years, Oscar l..
Olson.
Town clerk, Erick Erickson.
Town treasurer, Naten NJ. Borsheim
Assessor, M. L. Nicholson.
Justice of peace, P. A. Olson.
Constable, Swan Oftedahl.
Taxes. voted, poor fund $500.
Town fund $500.
Road and bridge fund. $4,000.
It was also voted to put a special
bounty on gophers.
Lake Andrew Township
Held schoolhodse Dist No. rs.
Votes cast, 3d. -.
Supervisor for years, Oscar Man
kel!.
Town clerk, C. A. Syverson.
Town treasurer, Oscar Larson.
Assessor, X H. Nelson.
Justice Of peace, G. Stene.
Constable, Mike Shields.
Road overseers, l, T.: Kvamso, 2, A.
o. Dengernd, 3, John Thorsen, 4, Olof
HOlum.
Taxes voted, $3,825.
Voted to buy new grader.
Lake Lillian Township
Held at Schoolhouse No. 80.
Votes cast 81.
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Norway Lake Township
Held at schoolhouse Dist. 20.
Votes cast, 60.
Superior for years, Bonnie TIy-
stad.
Town clerk, Marcus Nicholson.
Town treasurer, A. J. Syse.
Assessor, Ole T. Hagen
Justice of peace, Martin Torseth i
year, Henry severeide, 2 years.
Constables, Albert Gandrud l. year,
and Samuel Mortenson, years.
Road overseers, Thomas Evens
Dist. l, Ole T. Hagen Dist. 2, Ole Ell.
hngboe Dist. 3, Cornelius Knudson
Dist. 4.
Taxes voted town fund $500.
Poor fund $1OO.
Road and bridge $4,000.
Voted s hour day in road work. De.
creaed 10 cents per mile for dragging.
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Village Of Grove City

Village Of Grove City
Votes Cast, 81.
President, A. E. Hanson.
Trustee, 3 yrs. A. o. Lawson.
Treasurer, R. A. Carlson.
Assessor, c. w. Liedman.
Recorder, A. o. Anderson.
Justice of Peace, yrs. E. E. Miller.
Constable, 2 yrs, L. ]. F. Schmidt.
Constable, l year, Pete Hillstrom
City of Renville
Votes cast, 366.
Mayor, G. A. Lumley.
Alderman at large, 2 years, Frank
Stern.
Alderman at large, l year, Joseph
Larkin.
Alderman at large LIST ward, VIM.
Johnson.
End ward, J. r. Maercklein.
Assessor, to be appointed
Sd ward, A. L. Bratsch
Treasurer, D. r. Spieker.
City clerk, c. n Matson
Justice of peace, D. Benson.
Constable. to be appointed.
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Treasurer, H.. G. Feig. y = 30 rs. e
Assessor, Aug E. .Wenzel. s.
Recorder, CIV. Swenson.
Justice of Peace. E. ]. Roelofs, two
years; Fred Stenberg, one year. s.
Constable, Paul Dhoore, two years.
Is Constable, Judd HHnter. one year.
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New London Township

1Vc" COIfUO1I IOWIISnIU
Held at Town Hall, village, of New
London.
Votes cast, '66.
Supervisor. o. A. Guam.
Town clerk, A. A. Skeie.
Town treasurer, A. N. Mickelson
Assessor, Elias Johnson. y
Justice of peace, Ole Flesland.
Constables, Elmer Thorne and V. E.
Olson.
Taxes voted, Revenue fund, $435 90.
Road fund, 100000.
Poor, $4,000.
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Mamre Township

Held in north schoolhouse Dist. IA.
Votes cast, "a. ;. ~. a.
Supervisor for years, Elmer John
son.
Town clerk, c.. C. Nelson.
. Town treasurer, F. N. Anderson.
Assessor, Otto Tengvan.
Justice of peace, Hjalmer Johnson.
Constables, Andrew Stene and
Frank Carlson.
Road oyerseers, J. J. Larson, Dist.
I, Richard Edlund Dist. 2, Carl Carl
son, Dist. 3, E. F. Lingren, Dist. 4.
Taxes voted, $3,S00G0.
Voted to buy two light graders and
to expend $1,500.00 for crawling roads
There were two candidates for ev-
cry Office on the ballot.
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Complete Returns From al Town
' ship. and Villages ii County
y. I. .. and Neighbor Villages
Arctander Township

Il Arctander Township
Held at town hall. T.~<.;.s, = b, :
y Votes cast, GO. TC..:- r5-E + -.
Supervisor for years, J. H. Hen
jun. ',.*i ~: 4 i >..:.. -
Town clerk, A. @. Knudson.
!. Town treasurer, Oliver Skindelien.
Assessor, c.. T. SkindeHen.
Constables, Andrew Boo and Gustav
Kapperud. "a
- Road overseers, l.. Ruudsberg, Ed
win Hauge, Oliver Skindelien and
Edw. Evenson. j, :, =: g
Taxes voted, Town fund $4,000.
Road and bridge, 100000.
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Green Lake. Township

Held at Spicer. !,
Votes cast, rs.
Supervisor for years, Arnt C. Carl
son. !; ?: 49,
Town clerk, VIM. Henderson.
Town treasurer, Martin J. Kloster
Assessor, Edwin Lesecki.
Justice of peace, c: A. Halvorson..
Constable, A. J. ThorVig:
Taxes voted, $2,500.00.
Town fund, $4,000,
Road and BRIDGE. $2,25O0O.
Voted. to- pay $500 per day for man
and team for road work and $3.50 for
man. Dragging 75c per mile.
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b, Holland Township
Held at Prinsburg.
Votes cast, 10S.
Supervisor for years, H. w. Berg
huis.
Town Clerk, Jacob Poelstra.
Town TREASURER, H. j. ROelOfs.
Assessor, M. K. Breems.
Justice of peace, w. j: Strootman.
Constable, H, Ledeboer.
Taxes voted, Town revenue fund,
$4,000, Road and bridge 100000.
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TOWNSHIP AND VILLA E EIECTIONS.

Supervisor for: 8 years, ~. Hed1of.
Town clerk, r o. Berg.
Town treasurer. Lars Erickson.
Assessor, August ]. johnson.
]. Justice OF Peace; Geo. p. Wick. SIS
Constable, Joseph Nelson. 57s
Taxes voted, $4,000. .. ii ~ u.
+ Town fund, $4,000. s%s. s5:s ~
Road and bridge, 100000. s.
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Dovre Township


Held at school ouse Dist. No. 81.
Votes cast, "A.
Supervisor for years, r. G. Sletten
Town clerk, A. H. Hanson.
Town treasurer, O. o. Rykken.
Assessor, G.. T. Birkeland.
Justice of peace, Otto V. Nelson.
Constable, Christ SandbO.
Road overseers, Dist No. 1, G. P.
BjOrk, Dist. No. 2, J. A. Bergman, Dist.
No. 3, E. A. Swanson, Dist. No. 4, o.
car Olson.
Taxes voted, Town revenue.
Fund, 81, 300.
Road and bridge, $1,5O0.00.
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CoIfax Township

Colfax TOWNSHIP
Held at Town Hall.
Votes cast 40.
Supervisor for 3 years G. P. Tangen.
Town clerk, F. E. Carlson.
Town treasurer, Mikkel Olson.
Assessor, E. P. Erickson.
Justice of Peace, C. H. Thorson.
Constable, Robert Olson. =. =
Poor fund voted $4,000.
Town fund, $4,000.
Road and bridge, $2,500.00A
Voted to pay $500 per day, man and
team for road work. .
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Lake .EIizabeth township

Votes cast, Is. 8. : Ez. .ss..y. r. j.
supervisor for years, Ed. Johnson.
Town clerk, L. A. Boom Boom. h. .s@z e.,
Town treasurer, Fl. r. johnson.
Assessor, J. w. Peterson.
Justice of peace, c. A. Swan. -
Constable, R. M: Bomstad.
Taxes voted, Road and Bridge fund,
81 10000. r.. = ../...<~5
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Village Of Pennock

Village Of Pennock
Votes cast, A..
President, H. G.. Floren.
Trustee, Chris. Christensen.
Treasurer, w. E. Berglund.
Assessor, J. l.. Jarrett.
Recorder, A. L. Johnston.
Justice of Peace, Mrs. McRoberts.
Constables, r. c. Young c. M. Kak.
lund.
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Real Estate belonging to the town
ship and the proceeds used to start
"a town hall fund 81

Village q Atayater
=. Votes cast, Ito.
President, N. L. Larson.
Trustee, Bernhard A. Holm.
Treasurer, ]. A. Johnson.
Assessor, Willie Peterson.
Recorder, Chas. A. Swenson. 49,
Justice of peace, Arthur Holm.
Constables, Nels Blomberg, P. C. Sor.
by. EST w. l., ~
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Burbank TOWNSHIP

Burbank Township
Held at Town Hall: =;
Votes cast, 30
Supervisor for years, P. o. Sonste-
gard, for years, Lewis Larson. -
Town Clerk, Geo. Halvorson.
Town treasurer, Hans Halyorson.
Assessor, L., A. Metcalf.
Justice of Peace, 2 yrs, M. M. Heg'
land and Martin Shipstead.
Constable, Christ WolL 2 yrs.
Road overseers, Dist. L, Rasmus o.
son, Dist No. 2, Aug. sonstegard, No,
3; J. o. Dahlberg, No. 4, F. o. Christ
ianson.
Poor fund, $4,000.
Road and bridge, $3,500.00.
Gen. Exp, $250.00. -:
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.MlLIMAR 1RIelIlE. EDlEsDAY MARCH Is, 1921.
Rose Hand Township.

soseaand roy,nst,lp
Held at School Dist. No. ,3s
Votes cast, Al.
81 Supervisor sl for 3 years, Fred Lind
.quist: s. 5.s3i. Il, Il.
. .lE' Or years, Oscar F. Olson. IS
=. Town clerk, Edwin Eastlund.
=s Town treasurer, Ole Blomquist.
s Assessor, K. Douma. s.~>>
! Justice of peace, A. 3. Blomquist
and VIM. Damhof. :. i -. Z.
Constables, Arnold { Plowman and
VIM. Holman.
. Taxes voted, poor fund 500.
& Current expenses, $500. 90:
. Road and bridge fund, 100000. ~>
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Harrison Township

Harrison Township
Held at Tait's schoolhouse Dist. 81.
Votes cast, A..
Supervisor for 3 years, VIM. Dick
man.
Town clerk, Bonnie M. Johnson.
Town treasurer, F. J. Kragenbring.
Assessor, E. G. Pagel.
Justice Of peace, Theo. Kahmeyer.
Constable, Harold Miller.
Taxes voted, Town fund; $100.
Poor fund, $50.
Road and bridge, $4,000.
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Village of Spicer
Votes cast, SO. 49,
President, F. A. Lundgrenjr ,,,-
Trustee, M. o. Erickson, elected for
years. t.:
Treasurer, Oscar Orred. =, +.
Assessor, J. B. Glarum..
Recorder, Henry O. Thorvig,
Justice Of peace, G. C. Hamnes.
Constable, Claud Doty. Ks - ..
Shall the council grant pool hall
license? Yes 43, No 80. t.
Village Of Raymond.
Votes cast, SO.
President, Albert Boersma,
Trustees, A. E. Kleinhuizen,' three
years; VIM. Lembke, two years; F.
r. HER, one year.
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St. Johns Township

= ~ 81. JOHNS ! OWnSTlp
Held at Dist. schoolhouse a..
Votes cast, 81. ~
Supervisor for 8 years, Herbert
Masterson.
II Town clerk, I. M. Nelson.
Town treasurer, Julius RAINBOW.
Assessor, Evan Erickson.
Justice of peace, Sam Guam yrs,
P. J.. Nelson I year. :
Constable, ]. F. Cate year, Andrew
Jacobson 2 years.
Road overseers, P. J. Nelson Dist
No. L.. Aug: Vol, Dist. No. 2, M. j.
Rusten, Dist. 8, John Swenson, Dist.
No. 4. >
= Taxes voted, town fund, $4,000.
Poor fund, $4,000
=, Road fund, $1,5CO.OO.