The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-12-09
Villages Elect 1888 Officials;
p Vote Down Liquor Stores
SUNDAY EVE DANCES
BEATEN THREE TO
ONE AT SANBORN

anu OtIler Objects IOr longer
terms and decide upon con-
troversial questions in sever
al instances.
North Redwood voters de-
cided to dispense with their
liquor store while Belview
voted to continue without
one. At Sanborn, the pro-
posal to allow Sunday night
dances was voted down more
than three to one.
NORTH REDWOOD turned out
practically in body to vote i'm a
holly contested wet-dry election
which went dry, reversing last
years decision, by a vote of 81
to 40. No one had filed for Of
flee but Wesley Sommers was re-
elected president of the council
and Palmer Hanson was named
for the three year trustee term,
succeeding William Hosken.
DELHI reported a light vote
with old officers reelected in all
but one case without opposition
Milton Turnwall is the new just
ice of peace while David Monson
succeeds himself as mayor. K. L.
Knudson as trustee, Rudolph
Hultquist as treasurer and C. o.
Bolland as constable.
SANBORN voters said a fat
mo" to Sunday night dances with
lis ballots opposing and "a fav-
oring the affairs. August Timm
was returned as mayor unopposed
with IA votes while c. B. Sack
reiter will continue on the coun-
Gil, having received SO votes to
A for Arthur Steinberg and II
for Lewis Schonka. E. j. Brett
kreutz was elected as assessor
with 129 votes, Harry BraZle as
justice of peace with 1876 and Err
win Otto as constable with 146,
all three unopposed.
SEAFORTH'S election was ex-
ceedingly quiet. Without OPPOSE
ton, P. j. Schmitz was reelected
mayor and Charles Hendrickson
as councilman.
WABASSO had two sets of
sticker candidates in the field af-
ter no candidates had filed and
2e7 voters turned out to decide
between the impromptu contest
ants. Matthias Schueller won out
as mayor with los votes to 95 for
D. E. Sinclair and A. F. Hassen-
stab beat Charles P. Goblirsch
for trustee by margin of "a to
81. Mike Pagan was elected con-
stable with IL votes and Howard
Jensen as justice of peace with
26.
MORGAN reelected H. o.
Draeger as president of the coun-
Gil with ITO votes while 0. H.
HER is a new councilman, re-
placing John Gluth who did not
file but received eight votes. Hier
got 80. F. S. Pollard was named
justice of peace with 107 votes,
taking the place of Victor Kron-
fuss who did not file and Frank
Schluck was reelected as con-
stable with 102 votes. None Of
the candidates were opposed al
though scattered names were
written in on ballots.
CLEMENTS voters gave L. H.
Raddatz 81 votes for mayor, de-
feating F. Klabunde with 81 in
the only contest. Ninety ballots
were cast, rs to elect William
Otto as trustee, 83 to name c. d.
Jensen as treasurer, FL for j. p.
Kagel as constable and Is for G.
D. Jensen as justice of peace.
Other men tailed scattered votes.
BELVIEW turned down pro-
posals for liquor store by
vote of 85 to rs while j. j. Zieg-
Ter was returned as mayor with
112 votes to 40 for Rolf Omtvedt.
A sticker candidate, A. F. Dom
ner won out over G.. jacobson u
to IS for councilman and E. E.
Kohls was reelected treasurer
with 146 votes.
MILROY elected caucus candi-
dates in every instance, with only
scattered opposition in most cases.
G.. G. Mellgren received 81 votes
for mayor to seven for Mark
Davis and one for P. H. Kelly
who was elected as trustee with
AZ votes, an office for which Nell
gren also got one vote as did E.
p. Hickey. James Tomasek won
the job of city recorder with Is
votes to 10 for T. Nicholson while
Mrs. Scott Dysart was elected
treasurer with 80 votes. E. F.
Welter won as assessor with 80
votes, Julius Hansen as con-
stable with AZ and Charles Reed
as justice of peace with IS.
VESTA cast 60 votes, electing
H. G.. Odegaard as mayor with
As votes to IL for Harvey Gre
goire while Arthur Warlop was
named to the council with 81
votes to 10 for H. G. Holloway.
William Rehling who did not file
for reelection got six votes.
Fred Gertjejansen was named
treasurer with So votes and w. S.
Southmayd, justice of peace with
so. There were no candidates for
constable but Charles Kuhfeld
got seven votes, Henry Stanley
six, Paul Lemcke three and Mrs.
D. j. Mcconnell, one.
LUCAN gave A. p. Macht, in
cumbent mayor, SO votes to 80 to
L. c. Patterson. Louis Grams,
present councilman, was elected
without opposition. Ninety-one
votes were cast.
LAMBERTON voters gave
Chris Rongstad, former mayor,
l64 votes to ~ for Henry Mayer
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