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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-02
FOR SALE-PouItry-Eggs

FUK SALE-POuItry-Eggs
FOR sALE-Fst milk-fed broilers. Ely's
Poultry Yards. SEA South Eighth.
phone 1853.
FOR SALE--Strong, healthy Bronze baby
turkeys, Use EACH. Sunset Ranch.
phone 2416-J5,
WE BUY AND SELL all kinds of pouI-
try: we call for and deliver. 1904 South
Edith. Phone 2104-R.
FOR SALE--Fourteen White Leghorn
pullets and seven ROSTERS, three
months old. I115 South Walter, phone
1861.
FOR sALE-Thorough large Ply
mouth Rock hens, now laying; 40c
pound. Call at 71S West Mountain road,
phone e37-W.
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KiHlgslbulry's
M0lUlHaEa
A KEEN HOME.

Located in the Fourth ward;
modern in every respect; oak
floors. beam ceilings; every
piece OF wood in the interior
finish was selected from the
mil by party who built this
for a home; all kinds OF built
IN features, large closets, an
!deai Kitchen, large basement,
gas heater come ted to hot
water tank, also connected to
furnace; full size LOT, lawn,
garage. This house contains
five rooms and is one of the
most complete homes in Albu-
querque.
Call us for an appointment.
A look will convince you.
A REAL HOME.
Pressed brick, modern in every
respect, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, built-in features, five
rooms, two sleeping porches,
large front porch, fire place,
large basement with servants
quarters, extra large corner lot,
beautiful lawn. shads, garage
with cement floor, chicken
house.
This is a complete home and
one of the best built houses in
Albuquerque, and the price is
right.
If you are looking for a real
home see this one before buy
ing.
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WANTED-Houses

WANTED-A four or five-rUom brick
house (not bungalow with big yard,
not over eight blocks from Central ave-
nue.. for client prepared to buy at once.
City Realty Co., 2o7 West Gold. phone
.6s7.
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A REAL HOME

7-room modern brick, cement
basement, Groom furnished
house on rear of lot, good To-
cation, close in. Owner is
leaving town and will make
price right. This will give you
a good homo and you can
rent out enough to pay inter-
est on your whole investment
\. Il. MARTIN COMPANY
Real Estate, Fire and Auto
insurance, Loans.
223 W. Gold Ave. Phone 156
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WANTED-Agents

MISUNDERSTANDING people all over
the West to represent the Red Arrow
Kodak finishing service. Address Albu-
|querque or q. Las Yegas plant
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOX SALE-Garland range, almost new,
also flfty-pound refrigerator. Call
Monday. o. X. Sheet Metal Works,
phone 1901. 2l6 North Third.
USE VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINT
Roof Koter; Roof Cement, stops leaks.
Mohair top dressing; Plymouth Cottage
Paint; Valspar Enamels, for automobiles,
Homestead Floor Paint, Satisfaction
assured. Thos. r. Keleher Leather Co.,
40S West Central. phons 1O57-J.
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TYPEWRITERS7

TYPEWRITERS-AiI makes 0VerhauIed
and repaired Ribbons for every ma.
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. phone 903-J. 1872 South Fourth.
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INCOME PROPERTY

lNCOME fhOfEhLI
Five-room pressed brick bungalow,
modern. bath, two porches, two front
entrances hall, hardwood floors, gas,
cement sidewalks, trees, ideal neigh
borhood, one-half block off car line,
five minutes walk to business dis
trict; can be had furnished or I'M
furnished; owner going to Ell Paso;
price $500 unfurnished, $3.50 cash,
and $50 per month and interest. We
have party who wishes to lease place,
See us about this proposition with
out delay.
DIECKMANN REALTY COMPANY,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, No
tary Public, 300 West Gold Avenue.
Phone $40.
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A GOOD HOME BUY.
SUDDEN SERVICE.

SUDDEN sEhN lCE.
The Red Arrow Gall over the WesD rem
ders sudden service on Kodak finishing
TO people who demand quality. Work
in before IL a. m. mahed same day.
Work in before p. m. mailed noon next
day. Address work TO
THE RED ARROW,
Albuuueruue e. Las Vegas
eve want representative in YOUR
territory
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WANTED--Position

|
| ROOFS AND FENCES repaired; any
thing. Phone 1891.
EXPERIENC ED oxy-acetylne welder
wants work. 1894 South Second.
WE AUDIT, CHECK. OPEN, CLOSE and
keep books. WILLIAMS G. FANG.
room Meini building. Phone 701-W.
FOR HOUSE or roof painting; first class
work; reasonable prices. George T.
Brown, 6S3 South Broadway phone
2l24-M.
WANTED-Position temporary or per-
manent, as bookkeeper; experienced,
competent and accurate; any ordinary
business. D. b. c., care Journal.
WANTED-Position, boollkeeper, thor
oughly experienced In banking. retail,
wholesale and public accounting; all or
part time. Address or see Floersch, us
South Broadway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-02

TWO DANDY SMALL HOMES
One 3-room and one 4-room
cement block homes, furnished;
bath, basement. garage and out
building, in a splendid location;
will sell together or separately.
Terms can be arranged. See
or call H. H. ACKERSON,
100 South Fourth street In
surance. Phone Ala.
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DRESSMAKING

PLAIN and fancy sewing. Phone 76l-W
mail orders. N. Crane 215 North
Seventh: Crane Apartments. phone s14
h EMsrlTcHING and all kinds OF
pieating and Grading done at the
Williams Millinery. corner Broadway and
Gold. Phone 1o73-w.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-Pianns. Phone ls04-J.
HORSES and WAGON to Jemez Springs:
cheap rates S. Garcia, 1902 N, Arno.
FOR RENT--Two good garages, one To-
Gated at sos South Arno, the other at
sos North Twelfth. Phone 1871.
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FOR SALE-Ranches
PERSONAL.

DO YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH
SEE J. C. EsPINosA. No. /, Woolworth
building. Phone 455.
WHAT WORRIES your
LEARN to make things come your way.
In love, health or money; no long. te-
dious lessons, but Just what you need
now. Just send your birthdate and your
freewill offering. Prof. Coffman, Div. j..
1874 North Second street. Albuquerque.
N. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-02

FOR SALE-.22 Winchester automatic
rifle; Lyman front and rear sights,
fancy walnut check pistol-grip stock, in
new condition. cost s62. price $45; also
Remington automatic shotgun, IL gauge.
full choke, brand new, never shot. cos.
SIS. price s65. E. C. Bartram, Murphey's
Sanatorium
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RENOVATINC

MATTRESS RENoVATfNG our specially
9xis rugs cleaned. So. Phone t71,
Erwin Bedding Company.
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FOR SALE--Eurnit1,re.-

TON SALE.---F UfNItUF0
~~c~~s~s~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Beds, springs, dressers.
wardrobe, 9x12 rugs. 4o1 South Broad
way.
FOR sALE-Refrigerator, porch swings
Princess dresser. rocker, lady's desk
and chair. In old ivory finish; Perfection
oil stove and full line of good used fur
niture 325 South First.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
SPECIAL NOTICE

GILDERsLEEvE ELECTRIC co.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
WE CAN save you money on electrical
service. Call up and get our estimates,
1870 West Central phone 172o-J.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
WILL BE HELD SUNDAY
Class Of 46 Young People in the
Lutheran and 1s in the Friedens
Church Of This City.

The young people of st. Paul's Ev.
Lutheran church, as we'll as those Of
the Ev. Friedens church, who were
examined during special services last
Sunday, will be confirmed next Sun
day (Palm Sunday. The former
class has 46 members, while in the
latter there are 10.
In the Lutheran church the follow
ing young people constitute this years
,confrma ton class:
BOYS-Herman Bergemeier. George
Nielsen, Herman .Bundschuh, Harry
Stoll, Herman Martens, Elmer Brues-
ke, Arnold Gierke, Alfred Fussner
Otto Fiemeyer, Harry Wandersee.
Edmund Einecke, Arthur Milbrett,
Harry Macho, Armin Nielsen, Herman
Klotz, Edwin Ackermann, Howard
Glasmann, William Schriefer, Hilton
Oswald, Gerhard Reuter-, Alfred Them
litz, Fritz Brand, Victor Fritsche
Harold Bierbaum, Adelbert Hellmanr
and Edmund Buenger.
GIRLS Alma Krenz, Leone Fritz
Mamie Wiese, Alma Witt, Alice Alt.
mann, Leone Werdan, Irma Cordes
Luella Loesch, Emma ,Carstedt, Alpha
Backer, Eveline Gieseke, Emma Fuss.
ner, Alice Wellner, Hertha Hackbarth
Dora Thedens, Hertha Fitzke, Edna
Brueske, Agnes Pantizke, Agnes Guth
and Irene Theide.
This years confirmation class Of the
Friedens church is composed OF the
following young people:
BOYS-Otto Borchert, Reinhard
,Brueske, John Konakowitz, Joseph
Koseck, Lawrence Krohn (Nicollet)
Evan Nagel and Arthur Earn.
GIRLS Arolene Dallmann, Flor.
,ence Engel, Alice Ganske (Essig)
Evelyn Hagedorn, Lillian Hesse, Doro'
thy Mayer, Alice Pfeiffer, Adeline
Roeder, Ida Schiemann, Leonora
Schlottmann, Vera Schreyer and Leona
Tauer.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
.CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
REPRESENTATIVE HERE
Rev. J L. Parmeter Of Minneapolis
is Father Of Ben. Parmeter Of
This City.

Rev. j. y. Parmeter of Minneapolis,
father of Ben. Parmeter, one of the
efficient employees Of the New Ulm
Grocery Co., is in New Ulm in the
interests of the Children's Home
Society Of Minnesota, of which he is a
district representa- ative. He expects to
return to the Mill City this afternoon,
having enjoyed his brief stay in our
city very much. During his sojourn
here he was guest. at his sons home.
Rev. Parmeter informs us that Rev.
j. w. Prosser, who has regularly visited
New Ulm for a period of years as
representative of the Society, was
prevented from coming here at this
time due to illness. Rev. Prosser has
many friends here, who will regret to
learn of his health Impairment and wish
him a speedy and complete recovery.
Quite a few New Ulm people have
included the Society in their list Of
charities. It's object is to help all
dependent, homeless or neglected chill
dren, which, if committed to the
Home by the court, are placed in good
family homes for adoption. The So
ciety is Incorporated under the state
law and is sanctioned by the State
Board of Control. It has been in
operation over 80 years, has helped
4,500 children and has made many
homes happy. Without state or coun-
ty aid of any kind, the work is carried
on by voluntary contributions. Its
endeavor is tosbring the homeless child
and the childless home together.
The Home has Baby Nurses De-
partment providing a six months
course. Tuition and board are free.
This class attends baby clinics and
lectures, and studies disease symptoms,
preparation of baby foods, FIRST lad, !"
etc. Proper care of babies is the idea
and the course prepares the student
for the practical nursing of children.
The Home is located at 2239 Common
wealth Ave, St. Anthony Park, st.
Paul, MINI.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Nicollet Village.

Mayor, DR.. w A. Meilicke; coun-
cilor, H. F.. Aastrom; clerk, w. E. ]
,Jenson; treasurer, Otto G. Heidemann;2
assessor, Fred Stolz
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
INTERESTING LECTURE.

Rev. j. Schubert Of Detroit, Mich,
delivered a very interesting and highly
educational lecture at Turner Hall,
Friday evening, choosing for this
theme: From Versailles to Ver-
sailles, or. The Rise and Fail Of the
German Empire" Rev Schubert is a
very able speaker and it is to be re-
gretted that the attendance was not
very large. This was due to the fact
that the time for announcing the
lecture was rather short. His dis
sertations were repeatedly interrupted
by hearty applause.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16

John Holm and Hugo Dorm, Town-
ship road and bridge fund, $1,000.
Township revenue fund, 81 900.
Courtland Township
4 Supervisor, George Voges; town
clerk, G.. Schwartz; treasurer, n. j.
Braun; assessor, Nick Reinhart. Town
ship road and bridge fund, $4,000.
Township revenue fund, So, 900. Three
new road graders were purchased.
Lafayette Township.
Supervisor, Jos. Traurig; town clerk,
Alex. Reinhart; treasurer, Robert Rein
hart; assessor, Walter Durbahn; justice
of the peace, Geo. Vetter; constables,
Geo. Globes and Henry Meidl. Town
ship road and bridge fund, $4,000.
Township revenue fund, $1,000.
NicolIet Township.
Supervisors Fred Kastens; town
clerk, j. G. Bode; treasurer, III. j. OFT;
justice Of the peace, M. w. Dahms;
assessor, August Leyer; constable,
August Thorn.
West Newton Township.
Supervisor, Jos. Vetter; town clerk,
Aug. S. Strate;; treasurer, JOS. Alt
mann; assessor, Alb. Schlumpberger;
justice Of the peace, Bias. Ranweiler;
constable, Jos. Bushard. $4,000 was
voted for general township purposes.
It was decided to improve the Fort
Ridgely road along the Minnesota
river and Contractor Anton Brand will
be engaged to do the work. The meet
ing was we'll attended.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
IS = = =
3 SIGEL AND COTTONWOOD.

= :" y - = p - = = - . = .
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Manderfeld and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berg
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Forster were guests at the home of
Nj. and Mrs. Otto Wiltscheck, Thurs
day evening. A very pleasant even
ing was spent, followed by delicious
midnight lunch.
Sunday evening a number of neigh
abors and friendsegathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Manderfeld.
The men folks enjoyed themselves
playing cards, "schafskopf" being the
diversion.
A team of horses belonging to Leo
Schugel of Cottonwood township in
dulged in spirited runaway, Wednes-
day. They ran. along the state road,
until finally being caught and returned
to their owner by Edward Reinarts
and Otto E. ,Manderfeld.
Miss Annie Drexler has returned to
her home in Cottonwood township
from weeks visit at New Ulm.
Edward, Clara and Annie Grau, ac-
companied by Edward, Lauretta and
Mrs. Reinarts Of Sigel township, and
Robert and Miss Annie Drexler OF
Cottonwood township were guests oi
the John Reinarts family, Thursday
evening, where they enjoyed a very
good time.
Miss Amanda Kral, daughter o1
John Kral, spent few days with he,
brother in Sigel township.
Miss Clara Drexler daughter Of
John P. Drexler of Cottonwood town.
ship, will be employed in the Otto E
Manderfeld household during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Berg removed
to their new home. in sigel township
I Wednesday.
The Misses Rosa Kretsch and Annie
and Alma Wilfahrt were visitors a,
the Roman Kral home, Thursday
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
NIcoLLET COUNTY.
Courtland Village.

President;of council, Alexander john
son; councilman, John Lund; recorder,
Henry Johnson; treasurer, Harry A.
Swenson; assessor, Solomon Swenson;
justices Of the peace, N: G. Hagberg
and NJ. J. Hedren; constable, John
Paterson
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
ELECTION RETURNS
Spring field Village.

Mayor F. A. Ruenitz defeated his
opponent, Louis Kreitinger, better
than two to one for reelection, re-
ceiving $50 votes, as against 169 for
Mr.. Kreitinger. Mayor Ruenitz'
majority was 191. C. S. Petersen,
justice of the peace, bested G. c.
Stoner by 367 votes. Edward A.
Bauch received 4S votes more than
Arthur C. Ochs for councillor, the vote
being 290 for the former and 242 for
the latter. Recorder John Schmelz
was reelected by majority OF 80
votes over Ed. j. Fernholz. Arthur j..
Yackel, appointed by the council to
fill the unexpired term OF George
Wurmstein as a city ather, polled 113i
more votes than his opponent, Emil
G. Adolphson. August Bigot is the
new constable, having defeated J. p
Christensen. The vote was 303 to-
214
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Bernadotte Township.

Supervisor, w. C. Milliman; town
clerk, August ,Frederickson; treasurer,
August Samuelson; assessor, Ole Peter,
son; justice OF the peace, August He'd
constables, r.. G. Johnson and j. Z.
Peterson. The sum of $4,000 was
voted for general purposes.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to all kind
neighbors and friends who assisted US
during the illness and following the
death Of our beloved little daughter
and sister,
LEORA M. KOELFGEN.
Also to those who attended the funeral,
to the pallbearers, the donors Of floral
tributes and especially to Rev. G.. J..
Albrecht for his kind words Of solace.
Mr..and Mrs. Math. KoeHgen
and daughter, Dorothy.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16

Supervisor, Henry Portner, term Of
3 years; town clerk, Alb. F. Haas;
treasurer, Geo. Fischer; assessor, John
H. Seifert; justice Of the peace, W. j.
Strate. Township road and bridge
fund, $4,000. Township revenue fund,
$500.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Brighton Township.

Supervisors, Theo. Jutz and M. G.
Monson; town clerk, j. A. Jenson;
treasurer, ], II. Karpen; assessor, r. O..
Meyer; justices Of the; peace, s. o. Pc
terson and Chester Nelson; constables,|
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Albfln Township.

Supervisor, Joseph Goblirsch; town
clerk, Paul Swenstad; treasurer, John
N. Johnson; assessor, Isaac II. Olson; j;
justices of the peace, Enoch Grotta and
Louis Geiger; constables, John Keim
and Olaf Shellum. Township road and
bridge fund, $4,500 Township reve-
nue. fund, $500. $4,000 of road and
bridge fund to be expended on roads
in town, $4,000 for paying indebted
ness incurred by construction of bridges
and $500 for ditch assessments.
Burnstown Township.
Supervisor, Albert Anderson; town
clerk, C. M. Moe; treasurer, F. W.
Jeske; Assessor, Herman Unger; justice
of the peace, Ludwig Olson; constable
Herman Marks, township road and
bridge fund, 6 mills, $5,420.88.
Cottonwood Township.
Supervisor, Henry Portner, term OF
3 years; town clerk, Alb. F. Haas;
treasurer, Geo. Fischer; assessor, John
H. Seifert; justice Of the peace, w. j.
Strate. Township road and bridge
fund, $500. Township revenue fund,
$500.
Home Township.
Supervisors, Andrew J. Lebe1t,
George Dreher; town clerk, William
Day; treasurer, Scott Current; assessor,
Matt Bertrand; justice of the peace,
A. P. Hoffman; constable, Jacob Ber-
trand. Township road and bridge
fund, $3.50. Township revenue fund
$3.50. 207 votes cast. $4,000 voted
for grading eight miles of road. $4,000
voted for ,graveling roads.
Lake Hanska Township.
Supervisor, John Wellmann; town
clerk, Andrew Johnson; treasurer
Theodore Synsteby; Assessor, Martin
Amundson; justice of the peace, Ing.
valid Frederickson; constables, Christ.
ian Nundahl and Alfred Kjolstad
Township road and bridge fund, 81, 500
L OWllSlllp EtNGHue \ 9OUU. r
Leavenworth Township.
Supervisors, VIM. Hose, j. G. Helge1
and Otto Trebesch; town clerk, j. D
Ingraham; treasurer Martin Schneider
assessor Mike Huiras; justice of The
peace. John HUM; constable, Urbar
Ludwig
q
Linden Township.
Supervisor, A. G.. Anderson; towf
clerk, Clement Halvorson; treasurer
P. T. Ellanson; assessor, Jacob Syver
son; constables, George Paulson .ane
Alfred Grothem. Township road anc
bridge fund, $4,000; Township reve
nue. fund, $500.
Milford Township.
Supervisor, w. F. Neumann; tow
Clerk, w. c. Heimann; treasurer, Free
Rolloff; assessor, Albert Werner; just
ices Of the peace, G. A. Solberg and H
J. Albrecht; constables, Robert Lam
brecht and Anton Schmitz. Townshi,
road and bridge fund and townshi,
revenue fund, $5,5O0
Mullig an Township.
Supervisor, B. Mathiowitz; tow,
clerk, M. G.. Krzmarzick; treasurer
Anton Hornick; assessor, Park Green
justice Of the peace, VIM. Cook; con
stable, F. B. Windschitl. Townshi
road and bridge fund, $4,000. Town
ship revenue fund, $500. Townshi
ditch fund, $1,000. Fred. Prahl wa
elected chairman Of the board Q
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16

supervisors Wednesday morning. The
road overseers elected are as follows:
Dist. /, Geo. Cook; Dist. 2, And.
Zwaschka; Dist. 8, P. j. .sBeckes; Dist.
4, Martin Mathiowitz.
North Star Township.
Supervisor, Albert Radtke; town
clerk, F. w. DoroW;, treasurer, Philip
Runck; assessor, William Runck.
Prairieville Township.
Supervisors, Geo. Mikaelson and
Fred. Harman; Town Clerk, ". G.,
Robertson; treasurer, Christ. Erickson;
assessor, Nick. Mertz.
Stark Township.
Supervisor, John Trebesch; town
clerk, Henry Seifert; treasurer, Anton
Rubey; assessor, William Zander;
justice of the peace, Louis Alt; con-
stable, William Heidemann. Town
ship road and bridge fund, $500.
Township revenue fund $500.
Stately Township.
Supervisor, John Gotzlaff; treasurer,
John Buhr; assessor, Emil Jeske.
Sigel Township.
Supervisor, VIM. Witty for years;
town clerk, Jos. G. Tauer; treasurer,
John T. Stadick; assessor, Edward W.
Flor; justice of the peace, VIM. Seifert;
constable, Barney Hillesheim. Town
ship load and bridge fund, $4,000
Township revenue fund, 500. Road.
work, $2,887.
NIcoLLET COUNTY.
Courtland Village.
President, Lorenz Hunziker; trus-
tees, Herman Foss and Louis Hulke
clerk, H. E. Stellma cher; treasurer, n
H. Berg; assessor, R. w. Zimmerman
justice of the peace, Mrs. Martha Bob.
sin, tied with two other candidates and
elected by lot; constables, j. c. Knud-
son and Ed. Gustafson. The women
vote was comparatively light.
Lafayette Village.
| President;of council, Alexander John.
son; councilman, .John Lund; recorder
Henry Johnson; treasurer, Harry "A
Swenson; assessor, Solomon Swenson
/ justices of the peace, N: G.. .Hagberl
land NJ. =. Hedren; constable, Johr
| Peterson.
| Nicollet Village.
Mayor, DR.. w. A. Meilicke; coun
cilor, H. F.. Aastrom; clerk, w. E
Jenson; treasurer, Otto G. Heidemann
assessor, Fred. Stolz.
/ Bernadotte Township.
/ Supervisor, W. sC. Milliman; towr
! clerk, August yFrederickson; treasurer
! August Samuelson; assessor, Ole Peter
lson; justice OF the peace, August He'd
constables, r.. G. Johnson and j. Z
4 Peterson The sum of $4,000 wa
i voted for general purposes.
4. Brighton Township.
j Supervisors, Theo. Jutz and M. G
i Monson; town clerk, j.. a.. Jenson
! treasurer, j, II. Karpen; assessor, #.
II Meyer; justices Of the peace, s. o. Pc
tegson and Chester Nelson; consta bles
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Evan Village.

Mayor, Morris T. Larson; council
men, George l.. Hansen, Arthur W..
Johnson and Fred Grabow; recorder,
William G. McPhee; treasurer, Rasmus
Hansen; assessor, Rasmus Hansen;
justice of the peace, C. B. Nelson; con-
stable, Peter B. Lee.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Comfrey Village.

No change was made in the person
mel of the village officials, the following
being reelected: President OF council,
Martin Windschitl; councilman for 3
years, c. E. Armstrong; treasurer, H.
D. Reed; clerk, C. H. Bradbury, Jr.;
assessor, Carl A. Anderson; justices OF
the peace, H. G. Schotzko and Charles
Lampen; constable, A. R. Furch.
Hanska Village.
President of council, Martin B.
Erickson; trustee for 3 years, Edward
Sperstad; treasurer, Henry Anderson;
recorder, Marvin G.. Ouren; assessor,
Hans Ulen; justice of the peace, P. J.
Blien.
New Ulm review., 1921-03-16
Golden Village.

President of council, Ras. Jorgensen;
trustee, Ben. Zieske; treasurer, A. J.
Goblirsch; recorder, Ivan Frederick
son; assessor, c. w. Davis; justices of
the peace, Herman Hansen and Mrs.
l. N. Davis; constable, Edward Peter