New Ulm review., 1922-03-22
gravel, $500; overseer, $500; repairs,
$500; and road machinery $500.
Town Of SipeI,


Town of Sigel.
Supervisor, Thomas Stadick; Town
Clerk, Jos. G. Tauer; Treasurer, John
F. Stadick; Assessor, Jos. A. Domeier;
Justices of the Peace, Jos. j. Soukup
and Frank Seifert;i Constables, Otto
Engel and Barney Hillesheim. For
Township Road and Bridge Fund,
$6,50O and for Township Revenue
Fund, 5000.
Town of Stark.
Supervisor, G. A. Remmele; Town
Clerk, Henry Seifert; Treasurer, Henry
Ruby; Assessor, William Zander; JUS
tice of the Peace, Jacob Fischer; Con-
stable, George Sellner. Road and
Bridge Fund, $1,000. Four mills per
dollar liable to taxation.
Stately.
Supervisor, Herman Thram; Clerk,
Otto D. Engel; Treasurer, Geo. Buhr;
Consta BILE, Perry Dickerson; Justice of
the Peace, Fred Wellner. $4,000 was
voted for the Road and Bridge Fund
and for Revenue.
q. Nicollet County Elections.
The annual village election on Tues
day was very quiet affair. There
was not a single contest on and the
candidates whose names appeared on
the official ballot were elected as fol-
lows: P. H.. Schouveiller, president of
council; Henry Epper, councilman for
three years; w. D.. Jenson, recorder;
Otto G. Heidemann, treasurer; A. P.
Anderson, justice Of the peace, and
A. H. Burg, constable.
Courtland Village-Lorenz Hunziker,
president Of council; Art Zieske, coun-
Gilman; H. E. Schumacher, recorder;
H. H. Berg, treasurer; John R. Doran,
justice of the peace. Mrs. W. Siege
received the most votes for constable.
Village Of Lafayette President of
Council, F. O.. Gundberg; Trustee,
T. F. Bergquist; Recorder, Henry
Johnson; Treasurer, Harry A. Sven
son; Justice of the Peace, R. H. Hart
ley; Constable, F. R. Bergren.
Nicollet Township G. H. Boerger,
supervisor; J. c. Bode, clerk; H. j
OFT, treasurer. F. w. Muesing was
elected justice Of the peace and Carl
Marsteen, constable. It was decided
to levy a four mill tax for general
purposes. .#
Cranky Township.-J. G. Oster,
supervisor; E. E. Gleason, clerk; Otto
Paape, treasurer, and Emil Buelow,
constable. The opponents who were
defeated are: Rudolph Compart for
supervisor; F. C. Krohn, for treasurer,
and Fred SEVERN, for Unstable. It was
decided to set aside $1,000 for general
purposes. ........ i. as.
Brighton Township.-M. G. Monson,
supervisor; J. A. Jenson, clerk; J. H.
Karpen, treasurer, and Jos. Meurer,
constable. The defeated candidates
are Ed. Plaman, supervisor; F. G.. Gle
seke, clerk; William Gieseke, treasurer
and Geo. Gieseke, constable. The sum
Of $1,000 was set aside for general
purposes. ss ....-...., .i-
Courtland Township-Fred Have
meier, supervisor; Carl J. Schwartz,
clerk; Henry ]. Braun, treasurer, de
feating Paul Langhorst. The sum OF
$4,000 was levied for revenue and
roads and bridges. Board will receive
sealed bids for dragging town roads
up to March 21 at 2 p. m. r..:s
New Sweden Township.-E. O.
Knutson, supervisor; S. G. Swenson
clerk; Geo. Hermanson, treasurer; Hen
ry Tostenson, justice, and Otto B
Peterson, constable. $4,000 was ap-
propriated for the road and bridge
fund and $500 for township purposes
Belgrade township-Jos. Keltgen,
supervisor; F. O. Johnson, clerk; August
Peterson, treasurer; H. A. Hanson
justice, and Fred Passwalk, constable
$1,000 was appropriated for roads and
town purposes. 1t was also decided, tc
raise zoe on each $1O0 Of real and per
sonal property for road tax.
Traverse Township.-Fred Grom.
mersch, supervisor; Edwin sJohnson
clerk; Frank Wolfe, treasurer; Otto
Olson, justice and A. T. Parsons
constable. John Gales was defeated
for supervisor and Chas. Poncin fol
treasurer. It was decided to appro.
pirate $4,000 for general purposes.
.Oshawa township. e. III. Edof
supervisor; Jay Miner, clerk; C.. w
Johnson, treasurer; Homer Holteen
Justice; Harry Lundquist and VIM
Stofregen, constables. The candidate
defeated were: Ed Ssndeen, super
visor, John Michels, clerk, and C.
Johnson, treasurer. The sum Of $3,50(
was levied.