The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-14
Township Voters
Elect Officers

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votes and Raymond Peterson
three for justice and Arthur KrebS
three and Delbert Jensen two for
constable. A road and bridge
fund of $4,000 and a revenue fund
of $500 were voted.
VAIL township elected j. L.
Hammerschmidt supervisor with
81 votes, Carl Radel receiving %.
P. A. Cores got II votes for clerk
while Anton Johanneck, received
eight and Richard Book was elect
ed justice and J. w. Mahal and
Christ Moelter, eonstables.
MORGAN township set the road
and bridge fund at $1,000 and the
revenue fund at $500. Officers
elected are Henry Mielke, super
visor and F. E. Croker, clerk,
each with 81 votes.
SHERMAN voters elected Geo.
rye Gewerth as supervisor when
Otto Sieber declined to seek re-
election. Mr.. Gewerth got q
votes and Ed Colwell IL. Albert
Fisher was reelected clerk with
80. A general fund of $4,000 was
voted.
SHERIDAN voters turned down
bond issue proposed for roads
and bridges SIS to At but levied
$4,000 for the highway fund and
$500 for the revenue fund. Arthur
Precht received 81 votes to SO for
Ben Boyer as supervisor and Will
liam Poulsen was elected clerk
with 83. Joe Burtzel got eight
votes for justice and Arthur Kiss
ner, five for constable.
GRANITE ROCK cast 90 votes
as Henry Hansen defeated John
Dolan 81 to 80 for supervisor.
Harry Jefferson was elected clerk
with IA, Mike Meiners, justice and
Joseph Macht, constable. Levies
of $4,000 >for roads and bridges
and $500 general revenue were
approved. ..
SHUTDOWN reelected Charley
Jensen clerk with 48 votes and
Earl Matter, supervisor, with 49,
Otto Bredvold and Louis Puck
received scattered votes for the
offices. With three votes each,
William Haselau was elected
justice and Rudolph Schultz, con-
stable. r
DELHI township elected quiet
ly, returning A. G.. Sandberg as
supervisor and H. c. Brown as
clerk, each with 81 votes. Wes-
ley Mckay and Elmer Hines were
elected justices with two votes
each and John Stevenson, con-
stable, with three. ...-
KINTIRE cast but 20 votes and
set $500 for the revenue fund
and $4,000 for roads and bridges.
David Monson was reelected
supervisor with % votes; Ray
Roxberg, clerk with %; A. M.
Monson, justice with 20 and Oscar
E. Huffman, constable with 81.
NORTH HERO voted to accept
Walnut Groves fire truck propo-
sition and levied $4,000 for roads
and bridges. L. Pack won over
Julius Melting 66 to % for super
visor and M. j. Virgins over Ed
Nichols 68 to Is for clerk.
LAMBERTON chose two sup
ervisors, Carl Wog and Harvey
Greise and named Frank Estum
constable. Only 81 votes were
cast. The levy of $4,000 is divid-
e6ly equally between revenue
and road and bridge fund.
SPRINGDALE township, which
already pays for protection by the
Tracy fire department, voted to
offer Walnut Grove one-half
the amount it asked, for a period
of ten years. The township levied
$1,000 for roads and bridges and
$500 for the revenue fund and
reelected H. c. Lau supervisor
and Andrew Farber, clerk, each
with 19 votes. Ed Reetz was elect
ed justice for two year term and
Ray Young for one year. Thomas
Erever Sr. was named for a two
year term as constable, Leon
Carte for a enc year term.
THREE LAKES renamed Will
liam Berg supervisor and j. l..
Slaymaker, clerk, set the road and
bridge levy at $4,000 and revenue
at $400. Only % votes were cast.