The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-03-16
25 votes and James Mckay was re-
elected constable with % votes. =

elected constable With " votes.
North Hero township = William
Harnack was elected supervisor here
Tuesday for term of three years in
a quiet election with few votes cast.
Carl johnson was elected treasurer
for three years and Edwin Nichols was
named assessor for two years. The
levy for next year was slashed from
$1,000 to $500.
Vesta tOwnship-Joseph Boushek
was reelected supervisor here with so
votes while Joseph Dunno received &c
votes. Harry Warner was named as
SCISSOR. Win oil voIes, Frank Petrecek
received "a and Benn Voss finished in
the three-way race with - votes. Ole
Froland, the only contestant for
treasurer, received IS votes. Henry
fletcher received seven votes for
justice of peace. Joseph Goblisch was
named constable with IL votes. The
meeting voted to raise 5000 to carry
on the road and bridge work and $500
was voted for the revenue fund.
Swedes Forest Gilbert
Skogen was elected supervisor here
Tuesday. Henry Hetley was named
assessor; Carl Holt, treasurer; Otto
Flom, justice of peace and Carl H.
Davidson, constable. Sixty-three bal
lots were cast. Taxpayers at the an
nual meeting voted to cut the town
revenue and road and bridge levy
from $1,000 to $500.
New Avon township-S1,5OO was
slashed from the township levy at the
annual meeting Tuesday at which
Henry Boots was elected supervisor
with 80 votes of 40 cast. Joseph
Swartz was named assessor with 20
votes; Otto Stassen, treasurer with
% votes; Herman Lindeman received
% votes to win out in the race for
justice of peace and Ben Stewig was
elected constable with Is votes. Last
years levy for the road and bridge
fund was $1,000 and the entire sum
was dispensed with; the $500 appro-
priated last year for town revenue
was cut to $500. .
Underwood Township reduced the
tax levy from $4,000 to $1,000.
Officers elected are: Christian Rust,
supervisor; Charles Dunno, treasurer;
L. H. Mertz, assessor; William Rust
and liver Heller, justices and Herman
Dietz and Jens Scott, constables.
Homer tOwnship-Earl Peabody
was reelected supervisor Tuesday in
one of the quietest election ever held
here. Other officers who were re-
elected include w. C. Mann, assessor;
Thomas Inglis, treasurer and H. R.
clerk. Fifty dollars which
was levied at the meeting year ago
was not levied again.
Waterbury township-Contrary to
moves taken by most townships in
the county, taxpayers here voted to
raise the road and bridge appropria-
tons from $1,000 to $1,000 to carry
ON work during the year. The town
revenue was left at $4OO. j. ]. Nolt-
ing was elected supervisor; Henry
Zachte, assessor; George Lang, treas
urer; Ralph Dallman, justice of peace
and William C. Krengel, constable.
Fifty-seven votes were cast.
Redwood Falls township-Char
Huhnerkoch was elected supervisor;
Max Arndt, assessor and Ralph Kolp,
treasurer in the election held here
Tuesday. The levy for road and
bridge and town revenue was slash
I'd to $500.
Willow Lake township-Fred Mey-
er was elected supervisor; William
Eichten was named assessor; Char
les Bloedow, treasurer; Alfred Eich-
ten, justice of peace and Anderson,
constable in a quiet election here.
Sheridan township-No levy was
made here since the township has
BOO to carry on next years work.
Joe Woefel, who has been assessor,
was defeated this year by William
Engle who received "a votes to FL |
for Woefel. In close race Albert |
Mielke defeated Arthur Precht for
Al to Sc. Ambrose Ber-
nardy was reelected treasurer with
AZ votes against Frank Smetak.
Justices elected are Ernest Fixen and
W. R. Goudy.
Morgan township-Voters here de-
cided to appropriate $1,000 for the
road and bridge fund and $500 for the
revenue fund. The levy last year
totaled $2,400. o. F. Simonsen was