The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-03-11
Some Oppose,
Others Favor
SnowRemoval
MAJORITY OF PRESENT
OFFICERS RETURNED
UNOPPOSED

Voters in Redwood cOunty's
&c townships took part in
town meetings Tuesday, levy
ing taxes for township func-
tions and choosing the officers
who will have charge of
spending the funds.
Hiring of county snow
plows for use in clearing
township roads was a new
subject of discussion in many
of the meetings, a few voting
appropriations for the pur-
pose.
Following are the results
by townships:
Three Lakes-Three hundred
dollars additional was voted for
the revenue fund here but it was
decided to raise no extra money
for snow removal. The road and
bridge fund remains at $4,000
while the new revenue fund is
$500. j. c. Hansen with "a votes
was elected supervisor while
Clarence Dahmes received 81
votes for the office. Otto Dahmes
was elected treasurer with 81 and
Joe Beran assessor with rs. Mr..
Beran and William r. Parker
each received one vote for con-
stable.
Morgan-A road and bridge
fund of $500 and $500 for the rev.
enue fund were voted here. Hen
ry Mielke with "a votes was cleo
ted supervisor and c. L. Albrecht
was named treasurer with 81.
George Green was chosen as as
SCISSOR with ii votes.
New Avon-Voters here decid-
ed against hiring county snow
pillow to work on township roads
and authorized $4,000 for the road
and bridge fund and $500 for the
revenue fund. E. P. Raddatz was
elected supervisor with "a votes
to 10 for Charles Goblirsch, 10 for
Otto Lindeman and five for Frank
Jordan. Herman Werner received
Is votes for treasurer where Mr..
Goblirsch was again the choice of
19 voters and Robert Bellig re-
ceived six. With 81 votes, Joseph
SchwarZ was named assessor
while Ben Henning got 10 votes
for justice of peace and Irwin
Lindeman II.
Vesta-Henry fletcher who re-
ceived AZ votes to 33 for Gust
Penske will take the place on the
town board formerly held by Emil
Gladitsch who resigned. Holdover
members are J. E. Boushek and
George Schmidt. Harry Werner
who moved to Yellow Medicine
county was replaced as assessor
by Ben Voss who received SO
votes to 81 for Otto Meier. Frank
Petracek was reelected treasurer
without opposition, receiving g.
votes while Joseph Goblirsch was
retained as constable with ten
votes to four for John Kotval. In
scattered voting for justice of
peace, A. M. Rohlick, incumbent,
was tied with Tony Rohlick Sr.
with three votes each. A total of
$4,000 was voted, $4,000 of which
is for the road and bridge fund.
Underwood-Snow removal on
township roads was voted down
here although $4,000 was appro-
priated for the road and bridge
fund and $500 for the revenue
fund. Henry Kremin was retain
ed as supervisor and Charles
Dunno as treasurer with "a and 81
votes respectively and no oppos-
ition. Four men received votes
for assessor, Henry Welu retain
ing the office with 81 to II for
William Dirnberger, IL for Arthur
Kremin and two for John Nor
gan. John Dirnberger was elected
constable with 81 votes to Is for
Al Growing.
Brookville-Five hundred dol
lars was voted here for snow re-
moval and L. B. Frederickson was
elected supervisor, Andrew Han
son, treasurer and George Rose,
assessor, all without opposition.
The road and bridge fund proper
was set at $4,000 and the revenue
fund at $500. Sixty votes were
cast.
Granite Rock-The proposal TO
pillow township roads was turned
down unanimously here. c. G..
Dresow was elected supervisor
with "a votes; Albert Hansen,
treasurer with rs and Joseph
Wagner, assessor with 70. The
road and bridge fund was set at
$4,000 and the revenue fund at
$500.
Westline-Jens Peterson was
reelected supervisor and John
Rudd treasurer, each with 38
votes. Fred Brake was retain
ed as assessor with "a votes to IA
for Mike Christensen. Charles
Milbradt was chairman at the
meeting at which $1,000 was vot-
ed for the road and bridge fund
and $500 for the town revenue
fund.
Vail-Forty-eight votes were
cast at the Vail township election
at which $4,000 was voted for
township funds. Officers elected
are j. L. Hammerschmidt, super
visor; John Daub Jr., treasurer
and Adolph Egle, assessor.
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