The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
Election Results


er's name was written on six bal
lots. L. j. Ziegler was renamed
clerk with 78 votes, B. H. KuenZIi,
treasurer with Sc and c. w.
Brandt, assessor with 81. Votes
for justice of peace were widely
scattered, George Everett getting
the largest number, five.
Lucan-A tie vote was averted
by one vote margin when A. P.
Macht was reelected mayor with
20 votes to 18 for John Pavek.
Emil Danielowski was elected to
the council with 26 votes while
Joe Zeug got 13. w. H. thinner
man was returned as clerk with
26 to IL for l.. G. Patterson. joe
Brau, treasurer and Anton kram-
er, assessor, were reelected with
35 votes EACH
Revere one filing occur
red here, Louis Flick receiving 38
of the 40 votes cast at the election
| to be chosen councilman. Ray
Iverson was elected mayor, Elmer
Horning, treasurer and julie
Frank, assessor.
Lamberton - H. H. Werner
whose named was filed by petit
ton won election for mayor over
Chris Rongstad, last minute stick
er candidate for reelection 174
to 103. Frank Beiersdorf was de-
| feated for reelection as clerk by
| Harley Anderson, i16 to 1S1 whiIe
Ewald Fenrick got 33 votes for
the office. Elected without Oppo-
sition were Robert Olson, cotn-
Gilman; T. E. Kuehl, treasurer;
Matt Miesen, assessor; Otto Koe-
mig, constable and L.. A. Cooler,
! justice of peace.
| Walnut Grove = Voting was
heavy here with ten persons filed
for village offices. j. W., Weeks,
incumbent, was defeated for may
! OR by C.. E. Hanson, 1873 to lis
while A. J.. Kaas was returned as
| councilman over II. j. Kaehler 149
to IO8 and Arthur Lund was re-
elected treasurer over w. ].
kSwoffer 185 to 81. Thomas Mast
erson won the one year council
term over Fred Schauer 148 to 81
and w. j. Thompson was elected
constable with 125 to la for S. w.
SwenSon. A. w. Olson. clerk and
M. j. Turbes, assessor, were re-
elected without opposition.
Sanborn - The caucus ticket
prevailed here with no opposition.
Officials elected are: r. j. Flaig,
mayor; H. L. Edgar, councilman;
c. F. Pecholt, clerk; A. c.. Dietz,
treasurer; Fred Bauman, assessor;
L "A Weldon, constable; D. G..
Klein, justice for one year and
Louis Shonka, justice for two
years.
Milroy-G. G.. Mellgren, present
treasurer, was elected mayor by
one vote, the count being Is for
hum, "a for Ed Hickey, incumbent
and six for George Schloetzer.
another one vote majority was
gained by Scott Dysart who was
elected trustee for three years
with % votes to 81 cast for Char
les Penke. Chris Larson, incum-
bent who did not file, received
four votes. James r. Tomasek
was reelected recorder, the bal
loting being 43 for him and IL for
Zeph Trudeau. Mrs. Scott Dy-
sart joined her husband in a
municipal position by winning
the treasurer contest 80 to 16 for
Clell Roger.
Merton-There were no con-
tests in the Morton election in
which only 90 votes We're cast.
Grover c. Jaehning was elected
president of the council; William
Andrews, trustee for three years;
G.. J. Simon for a one year term
as trustee, r. B. Henton, treasur-
er; E. L. Hagen, clerk; Fred c.
Ewert, assessor; John A. Mcclure,
constable; and o. D. Simons, just
ice of the peace. Morton lost a
trustee, John Cheney, through
death this year and two council
men, William G.. Andrews, presf- /
dent and Fred c. Ewert who sue
ceeded him as president, both of
whom resigned.
Lamberton, Minnesota
December 8, 1868
Dear Santa Claus
I am little girl almost 6 years
old.
I would like to have a doll that
can sleep and has on pink dress.
am going to be good girl and
take care of my baby sister,
Elaine.
I Dolores wants a doll too and
Alvin would like a little tractor.
Your little friend,
Virginia Baune
A Christmas Gift for Women,