Minnesota towns vote in Brown county results listed
Last week’s town and village elections across Minnesota’s Brown county area yielded many posts. Races include village leaders in Springfield Comfrey Hanska Cobden Evan and Townships such as Albin Bashaw Burnstown Cottonwood Home Lake Hanska Leavenworth Linden Milford Mulligan North Star Prairieville Sigel Stark Stately and surrounding areas with details on supervisors clerks treasurers and justices of the peace plus funds for township road and bridge and revenue.
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Minnesota
Brown County
Springfield
F. A. Ruenitz
E. J. Starkey
John Schmelz
C. H. Asch
J. J. Ray
Henry Knadel
Comfrey
C. H. Bradbury, Sr
Henry
Cobden
Fredericksen
Tom Peterson
J. P. E. Bertrand
A. J. Goblitsch
Jule Town
Evan
Wm. D. Taubert
Geo. T. Hansen
Henry Christensen
Arthur W. Johnson
Wm. G. McPhee
Chris. Mogens
Bashaw
Fred. Blocker
L. A. O. Bakken
Herman Stark
Burnstown
H. E. Wendt
C. M. Moe
F. W. Jeske
Ludwig Olson
Paul Borchardt
Cottonwood
Joan Annen
Jos. J. Soerl
Geo. Fischer
and. G. Duetsch
Emil Seifert
Ludwig Breu, Jr
Home
Frank Ibberson
Wm. Dey
Scott Current
Henry Hoffman
Math. Bertrand
Lake Hanska
Alb
Tondewald
And
Johnson
Theo
Lynsteby
Martin Amundson
Shelley
Fred Hovde
Leavenworth
Wm. Hose
J. D. Ingraham
M. Schneider
Kolbe
John Gunderman
Town of
Linden
Theo. Batten
A. G. Anderson
Clement Halvorson
P. T. Ellanson
Nels Erickson
J. S. Helling
Alf. Grottem
Martin Sorbel
Township Revenue Fund
Milford
Herbert Dehn
W. C. Heimann
Fred. Rolloff
North Star
Gus, Kersten
Fred. W. Dorow
Philip Runck
Prairieville
Ferd. H. Krenz
W. G. Robertson
Christ. Erickson
Jens Erickson
Gust. Messerschmidt
Wm. Heideman
Louis Alb
Jos. Losleben
Stately
J. C. Buhr
Otto D. Engel
Geo. Buhr
Nearby Elections In Courtland Lafayette Nicollet And Brighton
Village of Courtland votes on street oiling and electric light with two thirds. Courtland and Lafayette listings include supervisors clerks treasurers and assessors with road fund needs and new road graders planned. Nicollet and Brighton show officials elected including mayors trustees clerks and justices of the peace.
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L. Hunziker
Theo. Lange
H. E B. Stellmacher
J. M. Rockvam
John Doran
E. Stucke
Herm
The
Anton Youngblom
Jos. Warta, Jr
Aug. Kosek R
F. L. Guggisberg
Village of
Nicollet
J. B. Summers
Fred, Volk
Ed. C. Johannes
Otto C. Heidemann
A. P. Anderson
A. H. Burg
Courtland
Henry Bode
Jos, Schemann
Fred
Havemeier, Sr
Louis T. Precht
Henry J. Braun
Nick, Reinhart
Sam. Gieseke
John Drill
Township Revenue Fund
Brighton
Gust.Bratsch
Theo. Jutz
A. B. Maidl
H. M. Halverson
J. H. Karpen
Albert Hackler
Frank Jutz
Lafayette
Alex. Johnson
W. F. Quist
Henry Johnson
Harry A. Swenson
Solomon Swenson
F. R. Bergren
West Newton
H. H. Rieke
Township funds and local notices from Phas and Searles Clippings
Township road and bridge fund raised five thousand dollars and wages set at seven dollars for ten hours with tractor service. Road overseers have not yet accepted. Also local social notes report births and arrivals, including a son to Mr and Mrs Wm Schno brich, and residents traveling to Mankato and New Ulm for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Strate
Jos. Altmann
Alb. Schlumpberger
Othe Peace
Rupert Altmann
Fred. Walser
Essig and vicinity spring signs brighten up town
The column notes Essig remains on the map despite cold weather delaying reporting. Bill Strate visited on business and Elder Lambrecht went to New Ulm. Signs of spring appear as Bill Backer plans to wear a straw hat soon. Ben and Ted are mentioned as making their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essig
Bill Strate
Elder Lambrecht
New Ulmouseaay
Bill Backer
Ben
Ted
Springfield Brevities and Local Notices From New Ulm
In New Ulm during winter months residents enjoy city life with spring hints. Ted and on were marbles players recently. Mr. Rolloff works at Essig Bank and aims for banking future. Spring dance plans for Easter Monday. Herman Polkow of Springfield, chair of county board, discussed a $10 000 bond issue. Herman Durbahn of Klossner marked a birthday with relatives present. Fremont Schmidt and wife traveled to Minneapolis after learning of John Cederburg’s death from influenza pneumonia. Schmidt and Mrs Schmidt are longtime Springfield residents who moved from New Ulm after Mr Schmidt bought into the Springfield Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Rolloff
Essig Bank
Seppl
Herman Polkow
Springfield
Herman Durbahn
Klossner
Fremont Schmidt
Minneapolis
John Cederburg
Schmidt
New Ulm
Free. Press
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Mrs
Vivian Dorn
Preston CO
Lansing
Mick
Puhlmann Bros. Contractors and Builders
New Ulm, Minn
Excide
Grossendorf Bros. Garage
J. H. Forster
New Ulm Review
Mulligan
Fred. Prahl
M. G. Kremarzick
Chas
Chas. Puchta
Lee Gustin
Phas & Searles
Ars
Wm. Schnobrich
Jack Leikam
Mankato
Bill Hughes
Albert Haas
Twin Cities
Natalia Dietz
New UK
Dist. No. 5
O. F. Griffins
Fear Ef State Bank
Griffin
Essig and Vicinity. Os
Tome
Cupid
Mary Robe
A. Thomas Hince
Doris May
Douglas MacLean
Paramount Artcraft
Thomas H. Ince
Douglas
Doris
Lyric Theatre
Crane Bros
Minnesota St. New Ulm, Minn