The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-12-07
REDWOOD VILLAGE
OFFICERS ELECTED
AT POLLS TUESDAY
WabassO Has Close Race for
Mayor; LambertOn Voting
Heavy in Last Hour
ELECTIONS MOSTLY QUIET
Many Reelected Without Op-
position; Scott is New
MilrOy Mayor


Redwood county villages elected Of
ficers Tuesday with only a few close
contests reported and many winning
without opposition.
Wabasso had the closest race, the
mayor race being decided by three
votes, while Lamberton had a last
hour rush to the polls which swelled
it's vote total.
Following are the results in all
Redwood county towns:
North Redwood-John thinner was
returned as mayor here in a peaceful
election. Carl Anderson was elected
to the council to take the place OF
William Hosken. L. H. Lipp was
elected justice of peace.
Sanborn-Ninety votes were cast in
the village election although all were
elected without opposition. R. j.
FLAG was reelected president of the
council, H. L. Edgar was reelected
to the council George Hensch was
named justice of the peace for two
years and Albert Hoffman was re-
elected constable.
Revere-E. T. Ebbesen was re-
elected mayor here Tuesday. Mr.
Ebbesen received 80 of the So votes
and Mrs. O. Isaackson received Z
Louis Flick was reelected councilman
Elmer Horning was elected treasur-
err, N. R. Sawyer was elected justice
of the peace for two years, j. A. Bru-
deli was named justice for one year
and Leo Craft was reelected con-
stable.
Wanda-Gust Otto was renamed
mayor here with no opposition. Pet
err Schons was elected councilman fol-
four years, N. A. Leuther was elect
ed councilman for three years, Will
bur Dedrichs was named constable
Paul Spalding was elected justice OF
the peace for two years, Arnold An
derson was elected justice for one
year and N. w. Jenniges was elected
assessor. Thirty-nine votes were cast.
Milroy-Peter Scott was elected
mayor of Milroy Tuesday defeating
P. H. Kelly, incumbent, 46 to 26. ].
C. Larsen was reelected to the coun-
Gil with So votes to 10 for Charles
Penke and G. G. Mellgren was re-
named treasurer with 81 votes to 81
for C. G. Seeman. Other officers
elected are Herman Schwandt, re-
corder; julius Hansen, constable for
two years; James Reed, constable for
one year; George Christopherson,
justice for one year and Levi Fraser,
justice for two years. Mr.. Schwandt,
Mr.. Hansen and Mr.. Fraser served
last year.
Wabass0-The race for mayor of
Wabasso was close with Math Schuel-
Ter being reelected with "a votes
while his opponent, d. E. Sinclair, re-
ceived 81 votes. Names of candidates
for the position Of trustee were writ
ten in, Henry Goblirsch receiving "a
votes and Nels Beren, 80.
Belview-Ben Simpson was re-
elected president of the council at
Belview in quiet election Tuesday.
He received 40 votes and Andrew Sol
berg received Is. Neither had filed.
There also were no filings for a posi-
ton on the council which was won by
Jake Olson, incumbent, with Is votes
to 10 for A. ]. Van Selus and seven
for Jens Gunelson. Louis Crying re-
ceived 16 votes for justice for two
years and five for justice for one
year. Adolph Leonard. who was
elected constable for two years in
1882, received five votes for the two
year term as justice and Albert Hop
penrath received three for the one
year term. The only man who filed
for office, w. 81. Bonner was elected
constable for two years with 81
votes while Adolph Leonard got
eight and Fl. G. Kohls, five. Mr.. Dom
ner was appointed to the office last
year.
Walnut Grove: J. G. Weeks was
reelected mayor here Tuesday in .
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