The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-06-07
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ward; v. A. Whipple and ]. A.
Caughren, Second ward.
N. D. Miner was elected mayor
in 1895. Alex Moore was named
as alderman in the First Ward and
A. E. Erwin in the Second.
In April, 1896, N. F. Miner de-
feated R. Collision for mayor by
131 votes. The aldermen We're:
First ward, James Ingram, A. 0.
Schrivener; Second ward, j. w.
Ward and C. H. Bennett. J. w.
Ward became president Of the
council.
w. D. Townsend became mayor
of the city again at the election
held in April, 1897. The aldermen
were: First ward, VIM. Pangburn,
M. l.. Webb; Second ward, c. Z.
Tobey. :,
At the election held in April,
1898, the question of purchasing
land for city park was the issue.
The council had previously taken
favorable action on the matter.
Mayor w. D. Townsend and Treas
urer l.. Kells were opposed, and
refused to cash the city order
for the purchase price. T. W.
Howe was elected mayor over Mr..
Townsend by 157 majority. August
Rein, an unknown, defeated Mr..
Kells for city treasurer by OF
votes. M. l.. Webb and Ransom
Buck were elected the aldermen
for the First ward; G. c. Ingram
and C. H. Bennett, were the Second
ward aldermen elected. G.. e.
Tobey became the president Of the
council.
At the 1899 election M. Hogan
was elected mayor. A. Rein was
reelected treasurer. w. Pang-
burn was reelected alderman in
the First ward, and c. c. Tobey in
the Second. &c. C. Tobey was re-
elected president of the council.
At the 1900 election Mr.. Hogan
was reelected mayor; c. M.
Sprague became city treasurer.
Aldermen First ward, Ed. Smith
and J. J. Hickman; Second ward,
NJ. F. Woodbury., V. A. Whipple.
Mesers Hogan and Sprague
were reelected in 1901. The alder
men were: First ward, VIM. Pang-
burn; Second, l.. S. Bishop. V. A.
Whipple was elected president of
the council.
In April, 1902, l.. R. Barto sue
ceeded M. Hogan as mayor; c. M.
Sprague was reelected city treas
urer. The aldermen elected We're:
First ward, M. L. Webb; Second
ward, w. o. P. Hilsdale. M. L.
Webb was named as cauncil
president.
DIR. J. A. Dubois became mayor
of the city in April, 1908. Mr..
Sprague was reelected treasurer
of the city. The aldermen elected
were: First ward, VIM. Pangburn
and Chas. Houghton; Second ward,
L. S. Bishop. M. l.. Webb was
president of the council.
James L. Ingram became mayor
April 6, 1904. Aldermen, First
ward, R. l.. Palmer and Charles
McCracken; Second ward, w. o. P.
Hilsdale and E. A. Richards. l.. S.
Bishop was president OF the
council.
James L. Ingram was reelected
mayor in 1905. Henry Keller de-
feated C. I'M. Sprague for city
treasurer. VIM. Papgburn alder
man First ward; C. D. Marshall
alderman Second ward. VIM.
Pangburn president of the council.
In April, 1906, M. l.. Webb de-
feated Albert Dahlem for mayor.
Henry Keller was reelected city
treasurer. First ward aldermen,
John Boutell and Jos. Miller;
Second ward, E. A. Richards,
T. w. Peart. E. A. Richards be-
came president of the council.
]. w. Ward was elected mayor
in 1907. Henry Keller reelected
treasurer. VIM. Pangburn alder
man First ward; C. D. Marshall
alderman Second ward. Mr..
Marshall became president of the
council.
City treasurer Henry Keller died
Dec. 1, 1907. VIM. F. Keller was
appointed to fill the unexpired
term of his father.
In 1908 F. E. Minette defeated
J. w. Ward for mayor. w. F.
Keller was elected city treasurer.
Aldermen First ward, J. Boutell,
Jos. Miller; Second ward, E. A.
Richards, l.. J. Irish. IL. A. Rich
ards was elected president of the
council.
In 1909 F. E. Minette defeated
j. w. Ward for mayor a second
time, with an increased majority.
City treasurer, WI. Keller; Alder
man First ward, VIM. Pangburn;
Second ward, George R. Borg
mann. E. A. Richards was re-
elected president of the city
council.
H. F. Hennemann was elected
mayor in 1910 without opposition.
]. A. Dubois became city treasurer.
L. w. Gingery and Jos. Jenkins
were the First ward aldermen
elected. Second ward, Geo. O'Gara
and J. A. Brown. George Borg
mann was named president of the
council.
In April, 1911, John N. McGib-
bon began his career as mayor. He
received the solid vote cast in both
wards. J. A. Dubois was elected
treasurer. Aldermen First ward,
VIM. Pangburn; Second ward, A. j.
Kirghis. l.. w. Gingery was
elected president Of the council.
In 1912 Mr.. McGibbon was re-
ola~&ad yoouor With mt oppoc;t;op