The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-10
KNOCK OR BOOST
BRAND ON BALLOT
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, rs DAY
FOR VOTING INsTATE
Delegate Elections To Be Held i;
North Mankato Will Select Of
hcers That Are Going To Give
Newborn City Good Start On
Its Municipal Career; Township
Meetings.


Its Municipal Career; Township
Meetings.
Tuesday, March IA, will be an i'm
portant day for politicians, candidat-
es for office and deslegstes to conven
tons. On that date, in all OF the
election districts OF the state, dele
gate primary election will be held for
election OF delegates TO the county
conventions. In the townships the
board Of supervisors will act as
judges of election. In villages hav-
ing but one precinct, the members of
the council will act. In municipali-
ties, the councils are required to ap-
point judges OF election. In towns
and villages where an annual cleo
ton is being held on the same day
of the delegate election. the polls
will remain open during the regular
hours or such annual election in
such respective districts, y A. M,
until T. NJ. In all other election
districts the polls shall lie open from
in the evening. The latter rule ap-
plies to Mankato, Amboy, and Lake
Crystal
Candidates elected as delegates
will receive certificate to that eff
feet from the county auditor. A list
OF the delegates elected will be GER
tilted by the county auditor to the
county chairman.
North Mankato City Election
In addition to the regular delegate
elections to be held on the four
'teenth, North Mankato, which just
recently bIossomed out into a fourth
class city, will have a city election
for the selecting of its first set of Of
fieers under the new form of govern
ment.
The offices to be filed and the
names Of the candidates for election
are as follows:
For Mayor-C. E. Ball, and D. o.
Tenney.
For Recorder-Ira Hensel, and
Victor Rydeen.
For Treasurer-Robert Gosslee.
For Justice OF the Peace. z.
Larson and o. Roster.
Councilman at-large-C. R. Gosslee
and F. L. Bennett.
Councilman of First Ward-Frank
Neubert, William Fenger, John San
don and 7. S. johnson.
Councilman of Second Ward-E. L.
Christeson, Henry Robel, Jr., John
SOppen, ana r. j. hranZ.
George Eherlein, who failed in be-
ing nominated in the second ward,
will be voted for literally by his
friends, according to election talk on
the north side, his name will be
written in enc the ballot by those
who vote for him. He is at the pre-
sent time one of the most ablemem-
bers of North Mankato council
North Mankato delegates to the
republican delegate election to be
held at st. Peter, are as follows:
Henry Robel ST., c. E. Bah, Den
mis- Dopahue, w. f. Stewart, John E.
Larson, Mrs Ole Paulson, Clare
Walrath, Ole Larson. Thomas Smith
]. A. Carlson, F. L. Bennett, ]. B
Nelson, A. Anderson, o. Roster
George Eberlein, Otto Neitge, and
Ira Hensel
The county conventions are for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the
state convention, March 81, st. Paul
and the congressional conventions
March 80. Mankato.
Candidates In Blue Earth County.
The following is complete list oil
the republican candidates to the
delegate election, to be. held or
delegates to be sent to the republi-
can county convention to be held al
the city hall in Mankato on March
IS, at II A. M. The democratic
county convention will be held Tues
day. March q. The filings closed
yesterday, with some of the precincts
not being represented.
lican candidates, together with the
precincts they represent:
Amboy-Charles Thompson, w. e
Schmidt. and w. H. Smith.
Beauford-James Will.
Butternut Valley-H. NJ. Green.
Cambria-B. D. Hughes, ]. E. Tho
mas. III
Danyille-Harry Ogle.
Eagle LAKE, E. Day. K. NJ
Stokes. R. C. Dalton, and George
Garden City-E. M. Call, w. A
Roberts. George w. John, w. F
Lake crystal-E. ]. Davis. A. N
Olson, john A. Jones. Ben wyberg
Sam Hellickson, Charles Evans, ant
G.. l.. Lamoreux.
. 1.-The ownship-Charles Brooks.
Madison Lake-P. NJ. Lyons
First Ward, Mankato-G gorge
Kaiser, Theodore Lilndin. J. P. Bau.
er, ]. B. Smith, W. L. Roust, Adolpl
SeeSnd ward-c. A. Ingwalson, Es
Schumacher. J. G. Geflich, p. Brock
Third Ward-Gustaf Widell, A. P
Krost, e. NJ. Zuell,. George Weiden-
mann and ]. w. Wigley.
Fourth Ward. w. Andrews
Viola Hotaling, F. H. Koenker, Ivar
Fowen, e. A. Carlstrom, Lorin Cray
. Peter Lloyd. G. A. Masters, j. r
Jensen and Rose J. English.
~ Fifth Ward-A. ]. Veigel, c.
Holman, s. B. Wilson, F. e. Morse
GEORGE Atkinson, Mary H. BrandruI
Margaret j. Bolton, ]. H. Eckhart. w
r. Hatnmett. c. j. Laurisch, Anna NJ
Kar oyig, Roy H. Allison, Cora X
Stephan, /. N. Tompkins, o. G. OIL
son. l.. w. Butterworth.
Sixth Ward-W. K. PolZin, Georgt
T. Smith, j.. A.. Howieson, w. L. Har'
ris and Amy e. Hughes.
Mankato Township-A. d. Stan
ford. ,,-,-. e., -
Mapleton Township-C. E. Whit.
ney,
Mapleton Village. F. Albrecht
Judd Cornell, T. d. Taylor and B. F
MeGregoc.
ST Clair-o. o. Julisr, J. w. Chase
South Bend-G. A. Hultengren, and
Jerry Jones.
Sterling-C. H. G. Hazel and Scot