The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-03-14
Election Results

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GRANITE ROCK - Aug u t
Schaffran, with 70 votes, was
elected to the position of super
visor formerly held by Charles
Brau, defeating Henry Hansen
and Henry Kohler who received SO
and 80 votes respectively. Albert
Hansen with ITO votes was named
treasurer and Joe Wegner, with
lit votes, assessor.
MORGAN-The levy here was
raised $1,000 when voters set the
road and bridge fund at $4,000 and
the revenue fund at $500. Carl
Christensen was elected super
visor, C. L. Albrecht, treasurer
and George Green, assessor.
SHERMAN - Since enoug h
money is on hand to supply needs,
no funds were voted here. John
Pietig was elected supervisor; AL
bert Fisher, assessor; William
Henning, treasurer; Henry Hoff-
man, justice and Roy Pickhardt,
constable.
KINTIRE - Andrew Anderson
was elected supervisor in Kintire
township Tuesday with "a votes
while A. J. Bjorndahl was named
treasurer with 60 votes. A. N.
Monson defeated A. F. Hultquist
for assessor 48 to 10 and Archie
Mckay was named justice of
peace and Albert Nelson, consta-
BILE with Al and AZ votes respec-
lively. Voters set 1900 for the
road and bridge fund and $500 for
the revenue fund.
THREE LAKES - Joe Beran
presided at the Three Lakes town.
ship election and was reelected
assessor and named as constable,
receiving two votes to one for
Sylvester Steffl in the latter case.
Elmer Bendixson and Otto Dab
mes were reelected supervisor
and treasurer respectively. The
road and bridge was reduced from
$500 last year to $1,000 this
year while the revenue fund was
raised from $500 to $3.50. j. L.
Slaymaker was named committee
man to attend the township offic-
ers organization meetings.
WESTLINE-Voters here rails
ed the road and bridge fund levy
from $1,000 to $4,000 and the re-
venue fund from $3.50 to $400 at
a quiet meeting. The following
officers were reelected: M. L.
Klien, supervisor; J. H. Rudd
treasurer and Fred Brake, asses
sor.
VAIL-Two contests developed
here, Anton Johanneck being elect
ed supervisor with 81 votes to 81
for Frank Hagert and 81 for Will
liam George in one and John
Daub Jr. receiving 80 votes to 35
Cor Leo Schunk for treasurer. AL.
fred Egle received 100 votes fol
assessor. Eight hundred dollars
was voted for road and bridge and
$500 for town revenue.
HONNER-Because there is suf-
ficient money on hand for the year
Homer township made no appro-
priations this year. Mike Ander-
son was reelected supervisor, L
Fl. Inglis, treasurer; Henry Sim
cndet, clerk and Everett Mann
assessor.
SWEDES FOREST - Rasmus
Christianson was elected super.
visor in a close race here, receiv-
ing 81 votes to- 35 for NJ. N. Sand
ager and 10 for H. o. Knudson
Carl Holt received II votes fol
treasurer to Is for H. o. Knud-
son. Henry Hetle was elected as
SCISSOR; Carl Davidson, justice OF
peace and Otto Flom, constable
The road and bridge fund was set
at $500.
BROOKVILLE - Where $1,000
was voted here last year, this year
The appropriation was $4,000. OF
this $500 is for road and bridge
and $500 for revenue fund. Her
man Lartz was elected supervisor
Andrew Hansen, treasurer and
George Rose. assessor.
SUNDOWN-A total of 101
votes were cast in an interesting
election here. Ole P. Olson was
elected supervisor defeating Otto
oredvold SO to 81. A. G. Lipetz-
Ky for treasurer was unopposed
BY the narrow margin of AZ to Al
James Rasmussen defeated Alfred
Haak for assessor while Louis
Laurence was elected justice over
Frank Bruckbauer So to 81. Mel
vim Peterson was named constable
defeating Haaken Bredvold 35 to
%. The road and bridge levy was
raised from $4,000 to $4,000 and
$50 was voted for the revenue
fund.
NEW AVON-An appropria-
ton of $1,000 was made for the
road and bridge fund. Franl
Friedley defeated William Wer
ner for supervisor 80 to &c ant
G.. E. Luescher was named to fill
the unexpired term of H. F. Beck
mann as clerk. Herman Werner
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