Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-12-05
STORE
FOR SANDSTONE
Majority of Voters Turn Thumbs
Down on PrOpOSal.-0tber VII
lagos Vote Light.

IRENE quiet. to lively interest in the
ballot casting. In Pine county, about
the only village that had any excite
ment at all at the polls was Sand
stone where the voters. besides choos
ing their mayor and filling other Of
fees as required by law. voted On
whether the liquor store license
should be issued or not. This cues
ton brought out 437 votes and the
drys remained in control of the town
by a vote of 229 to 2Os. Thus it is.
Sandstone will not join the ranks of
those having municipal liquor stores.
Fred Walker was reelected mayor
against Harry Madison, a former
mayor. as opposition, and Oscar Carl
son was reelected councilman with
no opposition. Axel Larsen and Matt
Bulls were chosen constable and
justice of the peace respectively.
Askov Vote Light.
Eriksen as mayor with no opposition
at the polls. Fritz Holm defeated
Conrad Christensen in a race for the
council seat ]. c. Jensen, Holger
Kilstofte and Clarence Morgensen
we're elected as justice of the reace
and two constables respectively With
no opposition.
In Brook Park. Stanley Peterson
will again serve as mayor with H.
A. Alderman being chosen as council
man. H. A. Parsons was elected as
justice of the peace and Elmer Chase
and John Swan were chosen as con-
stables.
Bruno reelected its present mayor.
J. H. Hill. as it did also r. S. Smith
to the council seat. Karl r. Won
Schenk was elected justice of the
peace with l. NJ. Plum and NJ. q. Nc
Mann as constables.
Finlayson village also reelected its
mayor in H. E. Shafer and Jorgen
Hansen was elected to the council Of
flee as was also H. H. Miller to serve
al unexpired term of one year. Henry
Petry was reelected justice of the
peace.
In Henrietta, ]. S. Olson was re-
elected mayor and c. E. Nyleene
councilman. ]. B. Marsh and c. H.
Ramsey were chosen as justices of the
peace and Rueben Monsoon will serve
as constable.
Likewise in Hinckley, A. E. Eddy
will again serve as mayor as will also
councilman Henry Van der DUN. ].
d. Curryer was elected justice of the
peace to succeed himself and William
H. Lammerts will again be constable
in that village.
Village Councils.
Following is list of the village Of
ficers for the coming year as have
been reported:
AsKOv VILLAGE
COMMUNICATIONS Mosbek, Paul " FRO
kjer. Fritz Holm.
Clerk .-........ Thorvald L. SoreHsen
Treasurer Thorvald Andersen
Justices of the peace-A- Gravesen. J. c.
Jensen.
ConstabIes-Holger B. Ki1stofte. Clar-
BROOK PARK VILLAGE
Councilmen-H A Alderman. r. Ryp-
kena-
Clerk .Winneld Hughes
Treasurer ----....- Geo. Fohrmfn
Justices of the peace-S- T. Palm. II. =.
Parsons
Constables =. John Swan. Elmer Chase
BRUNO VILLAGE
Councilmen-R. c. smith. Charles
Sprague. Hiram Walsh.
Gierk ..:---------..--- r. ;; fairchlld
Of the neac Josn rom
Schenk. Nels L Mndh.
Constables. L NJ Plumb. NJ. ]. McMann
FINLAYSON VILLAGE
councilmen-sylvester Petry. Jorsen
Hansen. II. H Miller.
Justice of the peace. .... Henry Pctry
HENRIETTE VILLAGE
Observation-Disclosures Nordin. p. W. Hot
lin, C. E Nyleene.
S1erk Algot hhnhaIl
Ju ueasa Of the PEACE na b. Marsh. G.
II. Ramsey.
Constable .........R Reuben Mansen
HINCKLEY VILLAGE
Observation-Disclosures II. Leyden. George
Goltz. Henry Van der DUN
Clerk Geo w Empey
Justices of the peace. D Curryer. Geo.
W. Empey.
Constables-Wm. H Lammerts. Al Zim-
SANDSTONE VILLAGE
Councilnen-H. o. Bilstad. oscar carl
son. P. E. Robinson.
Clerk ..----- II, A Johnson
justices Of the peace-J. H. Tonhave.
NJ Bulls.
Constable ..- Axel Larson