Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-02
NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL S..
SPRING ELECTION DAY
Election in Hurley This Year Devoid
of Excitement. Contests In Num-
Der of the Towns.

So far as the city of Hurley is
concerned the election next Tues
day, April 5, will be devoid of ex-
citement. The only officers to be
chosen are a supervisor from each
of the six wards with a contest in
bnt one ward. Henry Meade and
James Summers furnish the only
contest in the city. They are can
didates for supervisor in the third
ward. l.. G Penrose is the candi-
date in the first ward, George Lam
brix in the second, Daniel Reid in
the fourth, James NJ. Davis in the
fifth and Frank Lukey in the sixth
ward. The mayor, city treasurer
and aldermen were chosen at the
election one year ago for term of
two years.
Those who go to the polls next
Tuesday will be handed three ba-
lots. One is the judicial ballot and
has printed thereon the name of the
only candidate for justice of the
supreme court, Aad ], Vinje. An
other is the state and county super
intendent of schools ballot and
bears the name of two candidates
for state superintendent of schools,
{. P Cary, the present incumbent,
and John Callahan, and the only
candidate for county superinten-
dent of schools, Ida B. Bradley.
The third ballot bears the names of
candidates for offices in whatever
municipality the voters reside.
A number of interesting contests
have developed in the towns in the
county. Below is printed the town
tickets:
Town of Kimball- Chairman, j. A.
Becker, Alfred Kaartinen, Kimball
Clark; clerk, Henry Peterson; treas
urer, Eaver A. Hariu; assessor, John
E. Gould; justice of peace, Herman
Hill, j. G. Ahonen; constables, John
Kempsi. Gust Erickson.
Town of Anderson-M. j. White,
Paul Peterson; clerk, w. NJ. Kirk,
Elmer j. Anderson; treasurer, John
Erickson, Oscar l.. Peterson; assess
or, Frank Z. Landrer, Geo. E. Peter
son; justice of peace, w. E. Brugge;
eOnstables, Conrad Kamerer, Peter
RadakOvitch. Theodore Anderson.
Town of Knight-Chairman, George
Bergland, Ole Olson; clerk, Eleanor
Trione; treasurer, Battista Oberto,
Fred Rosendahl; assessor, Aryie KY
TO, John Testolin; constables, Promo
DelfarO. John f. Hardy, John Rosen-
dahl; highway superintendent, Jo-
seph Franzoi.
Town of Quincy -Chairman, C. II.
0lmsted, w. c. Jensen; clerk, James
Miller, Julia Wagner; treasurer,
Frank Hodek; assessor, Ed. Lindsay;
justice of the peace, IL. o. Rice; con-
stable, John Wagner.
Town of 0ma Chairman, Thos.
Hannula, Matt Saari; clerk, Werner
Hendrickson, Jacob Hill; treasurer,
Andrew Johnson, Carl Lorrain, An
drew KalliOma; assessor, John Keto-
la, John Thompson, Waino Bentilla;
justice of peace, Alfred Lorrain, Alex
Hendrickson; cOnstables, Hjalmar
Thompson, John Koski, Gust Hill;
highway superintendent, Sylvester
SUM, John Koski.
Town of Shermsn-C Chairman, John
Sherman, Joseph Sisk; clerk, Henry
Vonderhied. E. A. Ware; treasurer,
Frank q. Sherman; assessor, 5. f..
Brown, Edward LedviDa.
Town of Mercer-Chairman, Ed.
Evenson, clerk. NJ. E. Brandt: treas
urer, John Kampe, Ruth Miller, An
ton B. Rydeski, Douglas l.. White;
assessor. Henry W. Flood; justice of
peace, Joe 0dgers; constables, Ed
ward Calkins, Paul Kamke, Fred l..
Thompson.
Town of Saxon-Chairman, j. j.
Defer, G. A. Bowker; clerk, j. J..
Simon; treasurer, Vic j. Simon;
assessor, John Nordberg; justice Of
peace, Drill Young, II. W. Maly;
constables, Louis Rostollan, Alvin
Youngren.
Town of Carey-Chairman, Arvid
Nelson, Matt Leinenen; clerk, Albeu
Mattson; treasurer, VIM. West, Her
man Enkeli; assessor, Andrew Nissi-
Ia justice Of peace, Matt Mattson, ST. !:
constables, Chas, Hariu, Matt Matt
son, JT.
Town of Montreal-Chairman Gle
ment BertagnOh, George Geshell:
clerk, VIM. BertagDoh, Daniel Zpnl:
treasurer, Louise Barto, Victor Cos
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