The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-16
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in the election at the Clements
hall. Anton Prokosch was selected
as supervisor for three years with
IS votes; Morris Skow, supervisor
for ore year term with 43; Otto
Dahmes, treasurer for two years,
48; Joseph Beran, assessor, 6l;
William Parker, justice OF the
peace, 3 and N. l.. Quesenberry,
constable, 6. 1000 was voted for
the road and bridge fund and
S4OO for revenue. There were "
ballots cast.
Ernest Rust was
reelected supervisor and Charles
Dune, treasurer, both without
opposition. Erwin Kremin was
elected supervisor for one year to
replace Henry Kremin who re-
signed. Marvin Severson received
the assessorship with 81 votes to
10 for Henry Welu. Voters allot-
ed $4,000 for roads and bridges
and $500 for revenue.
Redwood FaIls-Hubert Whit
tet was named supervisor for
three years, replacing Charles
Huhnerkoch. d. NJ Tiffany was
reelected clerk; Will Wheaton,
treasurer and Ralph Weeks, as
SCISSOR. A resolution was approved
recommending that the fire insur-
ance company carrying the policy
on the property pay costs for fire
calls. The road and bridge levy
will be $4,000, voters decided and
the revenue fund $500.
PaxtOn-L. A. Cheney received
the assessors office, vacant since
Jack Sexton moved from the
township. E. w. Ramey was re-
elected supervisor and Frank Nc
Namara, treasurer. 81 500 was al
lotted for revenue and road and
bridge funds.
New Avon - Voters turned
down a plan to contract with the
city of Redwood Falls for fire pro-
lection with a vote of Sc against
the plan and none for it. Herman
Zimmerman was eelcted supervi-
sor for three years, Alfred Rad
datz for one. Joseph Swartz was
elected assessor. The road and
bridge fund was set at $4,000 and
$500 was voted for revenue.
Kintire - Sven Anderson was
elected supervisor with II votes;
A. J. Bjorndahl, treasurer with
the same number; A. NJ. Monson
assessor with 60; Archie Mckay
justice with 81 and George Berg
ouist constable for two years with
bridge fund $4,000 and the re-
venue fund $500.
Swedes FOrest-Halvor Huseby
defeated L. O. Knutson for super
visor 35 to "a. Carl Holt was made
treasurer, receiving 38 votes to
four for Walter Knutson. H. 0.
Knutson was elected assessor with
~ votes to eight for Chris Knut-
son and Otto Flom was elected
Justice with Is to four for Matt
Hettle. Carl Davidson will be con-
stable for two years, having poll
ed IA votes to three for Gilbert
Skogen and Oscar Anderson will
have q ore year term as constable,
having received six votes to two
for Otto Flom. ST. ZOO was levied
for road, bridge and other ex-
penses.
VaiIEA total of $4,000 for
township operation was voted,
$4,000 for roads and bridges and
$500 for the general fund. Super
visors elected are Frank Goblirsch
who got "a votes and Joseph
MahaI who defeated H. w. Bag
dons rs to %. John Daub Jr. was
elected treasurer for two years
with go votes; George r. Fixsen,
assessor for two years with SO
votes and Anton Johanneck, Jus
tice of the peace for two years.
Granite ROck-A $4,000 road
and bridge fund and $500 general
revenue was voted. Of 125 votes
cast, George Meyers received SO
for supervisor and William Jor-
dan AZ. A. E. Hanson was elected
treasurer with SO votes and JOS
eph Wagner assessor with "a
votes.
Gales-Robert Nelson was re-
elected supervisor, L. l.. Peterson
treasurer ard Paul Grunden as
SCISSOR. Mr.. Grunden was also
elected justice of the peace Vot-
ers levied $4,000 for the road and
bridge fund, $500 for revenue.
BrO0kville-The township will
continue to have a power patrol
for roads, will have a road and
bridge fund of $500 and revenue
of $500, residents decided. Rob-
ert Richert was reelected super
visor and Andrew Hanson, trea-
surer. Rex Jensen was elected as
SCISSOR to replace George Rose. Ed
Stain receiVd five votes for con-
stable to four for Raymond Jen-
sen.
Vesta-Probably the flip of a
coin will decide the justice of the
peace choice. Paul Gladitsch,
George Bernardy and A. N. Rob-
lik received one vote apiece for
the office. Gus Kemske was elect
ed supervisor, defeating Joseph
Boushek, incumbent, So to 38. Ben
Voss was reelected assessor with
81 votes to 38 for Otto Meier.
Frank Petracek received "a to be
named treasurer. Jack Kotval was
made constable with six votes.
The road and bridge fund will be
$1,000 and $500 was appropriated
for revenue.
Waterbury-Without opposition,
John Noting was elected super
visor with a vote of A. Paul Wan
dersee, also unopposed, received
40 votes as treasurer. Henry
Zocbfa uync a1acfpd aScpccOr with
80 votes to IA for J. K. Arends.
Receiving 20 votes, Otto Wander
see became justice of the peace,