The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-03-15
TOWNSHIP VOTERS
CHOOSE OFFICERS
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township, the levy which was cut to
nothing here last year will remain
the same. Carl Stancer was re-elec-
ted supervisor here over Daniel Dom.
mer, incumbent, in an election with
rs votes cast. Robert Price was ell
ected clerk over Arthur Senst and A.
L. Dallman, incumbent. The levy
was fixed at $500 for general fund
and $1,000 for road and bridge fund,
500 higher than last year.
Ga:es-The levy here was raised
from nothing to $1,000 in the election
Tuesday. Thomas Hicks was reel
ected supervisor and Martin Grunden
was reelected clerk. Three thousand
dollars of the levy is for the road and
bridge fund and $500 for the revenue
fund.
Springdale-The road and bridge
fund here was raised from $1,000
to $4,000 at the town meeting
Tuesday and the revenue fund was
raised from $500 to $4OO. Forty -one
votes were cast. H. C. Lau was re-
elected supervisor with 81 votes ov-
err Ed Reetz who received IA votes.
Andrew Farber was reelected clerk
with 80 votes. Ralph Nichols was
elected justice of the peace and Her.
bert Farber was reelected constable.
JOhns0nville = John Sabin was
elected supervisor with 80 votes over
Ernest Lawrenz who received 81
votes in the election Tuesday when
70 votes were cast. August Mas
was reelected clerk with no opposi-
ton, Fred Radtke was elected con-
stable and William Pape was re-elect-
ed justice of peace. The levy will re-
main at $500.
Underwood-Nothing was appro-
priated for road and bridge mainten-
ance in Underwood township this
year but $3.50 was levied for the re-
venue fund. In 81 to 33 race, Hen
ry Christopherson was reelected
clerk over Peter Barber. Henry Kre-
min was reelected supervisor with
out opposition.
Swedes William Eide was
elected supervisor with 70 votes over
Nels Jacobson who received 10 votes.
Knute Hegdahl was elected clerk with
II votes and Otto Flom received
eight votes for the office. H. o. Knut-
son was named justice of the peace
and Alfred Berg was elected con-
stable. Three hundred dollars will be
raised.
Vesta-A special election will be
held Saturday to decide tie which
occurred in the election for justice of
the peace here. Three candidates,
Arthur FLETCHER, Herbert Gronholz
and Carl Schmidt, each received one
vote. Emil Gladitsch was elected
with 80 votes over Gus
Penske who received 20 votes. Frank
Kotval was named clerk with Al
votes. John Kotval was elected con-
stable. The levy of last year, $500,
was cut to $500 this year.
Willow Lake-Ninety-ive of a
possible 120 voters in Willow Lake
township attended the town meeting
Tuesday. Two supervisors were elect
ed, Walter Christensen receiving 63
votes for reelection for a three year
term over Herman Bloedow with 80
votes and Robert Fenger receiving 46
votes to 40 for Albert Stern for sup
ervisor for two years. He will fill
out the vacancy left by the resigna-
ton of F. B. Meyer. M. M. Jenniges
was reelected clerk with 81 votes to
20 for Carl Kruse. Herbert Aufder-
heide, justice of peace and Beno
constable, were returned
without opposition with 81 and 81
votes respectively. Nine hundred dol
lars was appropriated for the road
and bridge fund and $500 for town
revenue, the total being $50 less than
last year.
Sundown-Earl Matter received 81
votes to win as supervisor over Fred
Werner who received 18. Mr.. Matter
was supervisor last year. Charles
Jensen was reelected clerk with so
votes over Milton Christensen who
received % votes. The levy was set
at $4,000. There was no levy last
year.
Vail. L. Hammerschmidt was
elected supervisor, P. A. CORES was
clerk, Joseph Johanneck, just
ice of peace and Norbert Johanneck,
constable in the election here Tuesday.
Mr.. CORES received % votes to win
over William Raveling who collected
10. The 5000 levy of last year was
boosted to $1,000.
Charlestown-George Busse was
elected supervisor in the election
which brought out 90 votes. Hugo
Trapp received 81 votes to defeat
Arnold Goehring with 20 votes for
clerk. Arthur Leopold was elected
constable and William Wog was
elected justice of the peace. The levy
was left the same, at $500.
North Hero = Twenty-one votes
were cast here Tuesday when L. L.
Pack was reelected supervisor and
M. ]. Virgins was reelected clerk.
The $500 levy of last year was rails
ed to $500.
Lamberton-Carl Wog was elected
supervisor and Ed Anderson, clerk in
the election here. Henry Churchill