Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-03-11

AskOv Council.
The local village and township
elections Tuesday caused a few
spirited contests here and there
where there was opposition.
In the village of Pine City
Julius Dosey was elected mayor
over w. A. Sauser, the present
incumbent, by a vote of PIP to
131. J. H. Woehrle was reflect
ed councilman by a vote of 1874
against IA for T. w. Ling. C.
M. Pennington was reelected to
the office of clerk of Pine City
village which he has held for
several years. His vote was 227
as against 10 for Henry Buirge.
H. C. Wheeler was elected
mayor Nof Hinckley village by a
vote of 100 as against SO for Mrs.
M. G.'Newman.
Sandstone village reelected
Jas. Mulholland mayor. He re-
ceived 179 votes, Sigfred Johnson
so, and Mrs. F. Gottschall "a. A.
J. Hall was reelected councilman
by vote of 1872 to III for Geo.
A. Wolff.
In the town of Sandstone
Frank Rasmussen lost by 1 vote
for supervisor against Coleman
| w. Johnson. The vote was rs
to 81.
The election in Askov village
brought out 101 voters. A. Ora
vesen was reelected mayor by a
vote of 81. L. Mosbek received
33 votes. For councilman the
vote was Carl Miller SO, L. C..
Petersen 40; and for clerk A.
Henriksen received IS to IS for
J. G. Jensen.
Bruno village reelected J. H.
Lingren mayor and Louis Lind
strom councilman.
Axel w. Carlson was elected
mayor of Sturgeon Lake village,
D. P. Lockwood was reelected
mayor of Finlayson, John L.
Brooks will head the Rutledge
council for another year and /. r.
Melin was elected mayor of Hen
riette village by a vote of 81, to
q for S. A. Larson.
The election in Partridge town.
ship Tuesday was a rather quiet
affair as only 20 voters bothered
enough to express their choice on
the ballots. D. J. Adolphsen was
elected supervisor over Hans
Bagge, the vote being As to Is;
&c. Flint was elected clerk with
out opposition as was also C.
Sebald, treasurer. The vote on
justice of the peace was: Chris.
Frederiksen 40, O. R. Keller 26.
Fred Olesen was elected con-
stable without opposition. The
meeting decided to levy $500 to
the town revenue fund, $4,000 to
the road and bridge fund, and
$1,000 with which to remove
stumps and stones along the
roadside, for 1927. 1t was argued
that stumps and stones along the
roadside should be removed and
it was thought best to do it
while the chances are better for
low priced explosives. Alto
gether $500 was levied for 1927.
Following is a list of township
and village officers elected Tues
day with the names of those of
ficers holding over added. In the
case of supervisors the name CIV
en- first is the person elected
Tuesday and in most cases the
two following names are those
holding over. Likewise with
councilmen, justices of the
peace and constables, those men,
toned first are the ones elected
Tuesday.
The list follows:
TOWN OF BELDEN
experimentation Nordquist. E. T.
Hogan, G. F. Hanold.
ADDRESS: Kingsdale: Mimi IN: Nasn
j IusaaTer of the PeaceGeo r " H n1ek
man, Geo. w. Rash.
ConstaDie .......-..-<.. Chas. Rolf
TOWN OF BREMEN
| Supervisors. T. Twait, James Mecl,
Sam Peterson.
clerk Harvey Thrun
| Address: Arthyde. Mimi
treasurer f. X. Sheforgen
Justices of the Peace-Emil Good D.
w. BeyerS.
Constable ........... Ben Youngauist
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