The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-12-08
Village Elections
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constable, Morris Jorgenson Ill
votes and justice, Russell AL
brecht, Ill votes.
SANBORN election was excep-
tionally uneventfuk with only 60
votes cast. Mayor August Timm
was unopposed and received SO
votes Leslie w. Posi- won the
office of councilman, formerly
held by DR.. c. H. Boelke, by Is
votes. No one had filed. C. F.
Pecholt continues as clerk with
SIS votes and A. c. Dietz as trea-
surer with 81 votes. There were
no filings for village assessor and
Fred Dammann won with So
votes. Other officers are: justice
of the peace, F. H. Harder, SIS
votes; and constable for one year,
Erwin Otto, So votes. No one filed
for the two year constable term,
which was won by Albert Hoff-
man with % votes.
REVERE gave Ray Iverson, in
cumbent mayor, SO votes to May
nard Van Dorsten's "a; another
present office holder, George
Hoffrage, was elected councilman
with % votes to 81 for Leroy
Albertson. E. L. Horning was
elected treasurer and B. 0. Chris
topherson recorder, without OPP
position. Julius Frank defeated
Clarence Harrack for assessor 20
to 10. Ross Lee, justice of the
peace and John Brudeli, con-
stable, were reelected.
DELHI had no filings but re-
placed two present officers. Otto
Nantke was elected trustee in
place of Walter Hausman and O.
w. Urbom succeeds c. A. HUT
quist as constable. Mayor D. M.
Monson was reelected over
Frank Patten. Other officers who
will continue in their positions
are w. w. Turnwall, clerk; HUI
bert Bunting, assessor and Milton
Turnwall, justice.
MILROY gave Herman Krem-
in 81 votes for mayor to 81 for
R. F. Edwards and three for G.
G. Mellgren. J. R. Tomasek was
elected recorder ard Erma Dy-
Sart, treasurer. Ed Dorem was
elected councilman with a few
scattered votes going to Mr.. Kre-
min, Charles Reed, Frank Wurm,
Mr.. Mellgren, j. c. Larson and
Charles Pemble. Bud Campion
was elected constable, scattered
votes being cast for five other
persons.
VESTA returned all former Of
ficers in a go ballot election. H. j.
Odegaard, mayor, received SO to
IL for Ed Pearson and r. H. Mar
quardt got 81 to % for Joe Engel
for three year council term.
William Rehling was given SO
votes to IA for Julius Dydrick for
the one year council seat. Louis
Leiske was elected clerk with 43
votes to IS for Joe Jaros. Herman
Miller, assessor, Walter Lehm-
kuhl, justice, Henry Stanley, two
year constable, and Albert Cert
jejansen, one year constable, were
unopposed.
SEAFORTH cast only 80 bal
lots, but it was a rise from the
10 of last year. There was only
one contest, Louis Els defeating
J. D. Troske for councilman % to
IA. Mayor P. J. Schnitz, Treas
urer John Sorenson, Clerk J. J.
Schweinfurt and Assessor c. A.
Dahl were reelected.
LAMBERTON did not have two
liquor issues, recently presented
to the council by petition, on the
ballot. The questions of closing
80 beer places on Sundays and
establishing municipal liquor
store will probably be voted on
later. There were 420 votes cast,
306 going to the incumbent may
or H. H. Werner and 103 to Carl
Rasmussen. L. E. Amdahl was
elected to the council with 226
votes to Roman Willis 81. H. H.
Anderson, incumbent recorder,
received 243 votes to I'll for D.
H. Marben. Treasurer T. E. Kuehl
and Assessor Matt Miesen were
reelected without opposition.
There were no filings for the two
year justice term which A. lin
del received with 18 votes. Votes
for constable were scattered and
no one was declared elected.
WALNUT GROVE returned j.
G. Weeks, former mayor, to the
position which he lost two years
ago. He received 131 votes to SO
for Henry Fingarson and II for
c. E. Hanson, present mayor. M.
j. TurbeS defeated Mrs. S. F.
Sherbon for assessor with a count
of 207 to 81 and w. J. Thompson
was elected constable, beating c.
r. Schultz 218 to 68. Others
elected are: Lawrence Van Horn,
justice for one year; N. S. Peter
son, justice for two years, w. l.
Egge, councilman, A. w. Olson,
clerk and Arthur Lund, treasurer,
A total of 800 votes were cast.
MORTON wrote in Ed Fensen-
maier to oppose Ray Menefee as
clerk and Fensenmeier won 70 to
SO. Mayor Grover. Jaehning,
Charles Machacek, trustees, R. B.
Henton, treasurer, Fred Ewert
assessor, William Daily, constable
and o. D. Simmons, justice, were
! elected without opposition.
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