Asks for Discharge.
A petition for the discharge
of the bankrupt in the case of the bankruptcy of John M. Shanahan of
TOWNSHIP ELECTION
Westside
Peter Ruffing, chairman;
John Hotz and Sidney Boden, trustees; A. Brooks, clerk; Fred Lenz, treas.; Grant
Cross, assessor; Fred Keisling, Justice of the Peace.
Olney
J.C. Thom, chairman; John
Weidert and Gerhart Lewis, trustees; J.A. Grieg, clerk; John Rohwer, treasurer;
Wm. Thom, assessor; highway supervisors: 1st dist. Roy Thom; 2nd, D. Keller; 3rd
J.C. Hoskins; 4th, John Althoff; 5th, S.A. Jacobson, 6th J.K. Behrens.
Williams Royer, chairman;
C.C. Hanson and Martin Galvin, trustees; P.C. O'Connor, clerk; Gus Joul, treas;
James Faragher and John McCarthy, justices of the peace; Paul Keinetz ad Bud
Patterson, constables.
Lismore
Nic Hendel, chairman;
Bernard Their I am is, trustees; Arthur Hensley, clerk; Thomas McLean,
treasurer; Thomas Noonan and Albert Thompson, justices of the peace; Thomas
Marr, assessor; Henry Mulroy, constable.
President, William
Boffenkamp; councilmen, W.Z. Newell, F.M. Sadler, P.B. Sholtes; recorder, C.C.
Crowley; assessor, B.H. Basing jr.; treasurer M.B. Burke; justice, G.W. Smith,
A.A. Burns; constable M. Finnerty.
Ransom
Supervisors, H.W. Shore;
clerk, Robert Shore; treasurer, J.E. Shore; assessor, F.T. Graves; overseers of
highway, Dist. No. 1, Gus A. Selberg; No. 2, Lewis Johnson; No. 3, L.T. Eide;
No. 4, John Brink.
O.H. Tillman, president; A.
Shelquist, Peter Spartz, and Thomas Hayes, trustees; E. Brickson, recorder; W.O.
Tillman, assessor; C.W. Mead, justice; John Lebens, constable.
E. Graf, president; Wm
Tentler, A. Greig, M. Plemp, trustees; W.V. Olin, recorder; John Roelofs, treas;
Will Higgin, assessor; C.A. Manning, Fred McVennes justices; constables, Geo.
Greig, red McVenis.
Leota
Lou Johnson, trustee; Henry
Hofkamp, clerk; James Ten Cate, treas; John Wassen, assessor; justice, A. Obele;
constable, Mr. Doyema.
Al Faragher, trustee; A.
Tschergi, clerk; Herman Lenz, assessor; John Lenz, treas.; Matt Gerardy, justice
of the peace; Frank Smith, constable.
President, L.M. Marston;
councilmen, W.R. Mansel, R.H. Doe, W.E. Timmons; recorder, John McChord; treas,
John Colvin; assessor, Wm. Wigham; justices of the peace, F.J. Kilpatrick, O.W.
Freeman; constable, Jas Mitchell.
Bigelow
Supervisor, P.C. Anderson;
treas, H.A. Voss; clerk E.F. Clower; Assessor, C. King; D.A. Reynolds, Justice
of the Peace, Chas King, John E. Salstrom, constables, Owen Hand, Fred Lord;
road overseers, 1st dist. Wm. Minden, 2nd John Singree, 3rd C. Borst, 4th Andrew
Nelson, 5th J. Erickson, 6th Oscar Pearson, 7th L. Johnson.
President, J.A. Fialka,
trustees S. Westby, P. Metter, E.H. Brown; recorder E.F. Clower, treasurer E.
Salstrom, justice of peace Daniel Colgrove, constables O. Hand, C.F. Millard.
Pres. of Council S.T. Wood;
members of the board, S.B. Bedford, H.C. Constable, F.A. Carroll; Recorder, T.H.
Prideaux, Treas., Burr Ludlow; Justices E.S. Wemple and E.g. Edwards;
Constables, Melvin Hovey and Jacob Stoven.
Dewald
President, Henry C. Wasmund
F.J. Johnson clerk; W.F. Kasdorf, treas.; A.W. Renshaw, assessor; Henry Ivers,
justice of peace; T.M. Renshaw, constable; Road Overseers, Dist No. 1, Thos.
Fletcher, No. 2, Jos. Bendax; No. 3, Wm. Linderman; No. 4, J.D. Ely; No. 5, L.E.
Fisher; No. 6, Bennet Fagerness.
Brewster
C.R. West, president; B.T.
McChesney, F.D.
Supervisor, J.A. Saxon;
clerk, R.W. Abbott; treas., Frank Anderson; assessor, A. Hactor; justice, O.
Larson and David Larson; constables, David Larson and Roy Anderson; road
overseers, O. Lanseth, dist. 1; M. Lanseth, No 2; J.O. Larson, No. 3; J.
Hoffman, No. 4; John Saxon, No. 5.
Round
J.J. Crowley, president;
trustees, C.D. Antritter, treas, Charles Ninaber; recorder, J.L. Flint;
assessor, F.A. Tripp; justices, W.E. Thielvoldt and F.E. Scott; constables,
Duncan Sutherland and John Mercer.
Elk
Supervisor, S.J. Anderson;
treas, Gardner Estes; clerk, G.C. Fellows; assessor, Geo. Staring; justice, B.T.
Young; constable, Geo Hart; road overseers, dist. 1, Henry Apel; 2nd, Fred Mahr;
3rd, Henry Neilsen; 4th, Martin Ogg.
LOCAL NEWS
Olaf Noren left Tuesday for
a trip to
Nels Anderson left Tuesday
for a visit in the Twin Cities.
Emil Craft recently
purchased a nice young working team.
Burr Ludlow passed thru here
Monday enroute for Bigelow.
Mrs. Sahlstrom and child of
Bigelow arrived Monday for a visit.
Robert Miller arrived last
Friday from
Bert Willner is improving
nicely. His father left Monday for his home at Red Wing.
Miss Pearl Leuhrs played a
violin solo at a Woodmen social at Reading last week.
Art Jenkins was up from
Rushmore visiting his sister Mrs. Edwin Fields last week.
Misses Julia Town and
Marjorie Shell went to Sibley Friday, to visit a few days with friends.
Ed. Moberg and Jacob Seline
left Monday for a trip through
Mrs. Willner, of Red Wing
arrived Friday to take care of her son, Bert, who is ill with scarlet fever.
Ed Klein, of Rushmore, was
visiting at the home of E.E. Fields of this city, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Collins left Monday
with her son Paul for
Edwin Fields of this city
left Sunday for Rushmore to visit relatives and friend, returning home Tuesday.
Frank Williams held a sale
at his farm north of town last week and everything brought a fair price.
Leonard Stuteback from
northern
Mrs. Frank Klein, of
Rushmore, came up Tuesday for a visit with relatives and friends returning home
Thursday.
Marriage licenses were
issued to Edgar F. Spielman and Cora Alters; W.O. Tilman and Anna Young; Chas.
Schaefer and Katie Bhrens [Behrens?].
Miss Mae Tupper is enjoying
a two week vacation from her school which has been closed because so many of the
scholars were afflicted with whooping cough.
H. Pfeil, one of our
prosperous farmers residing four miles south of town, received one of the noted
$400.00 cabinet grand Brambach pianos, of
D. Cramer and A. Edstrom
recently completed a well on the farm of G.W. Patterson seven miles
Mrs. Wyatt went to
Jas Ramage made a business
trip to
J.J. Kies made a trip north
the first part of this week.
W.F. Johns of Luverne spent
Sunday here with his brother.
George John of
Mrs. H.P. Lewis expects to
move to Wilmont the first of next week.
Dr. Dodge and wife, have
moved into the house vacated by J.D. Matteson.
W.H. Stranger and wife, of
Wilmont spent Sunday here with J. Green.
Rev. Berg, of Windom, and
Rev. O.K. Moberg exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Art Steinhaus is putting on
some spouting for Mr. Steinman who lives in the country.
G.O. Westman returned
Saturday from
Grand Millinery Opening at
Miss Fahy's, Thursday Friday, and Saturday, Mch, 23, 24, and 25.
W.H. Stranger has sold out
his draying business at Wilmont and will move to
Geo. Calvet will move into
the Lars Sorem house and Mr. Sorem will move onto his place in the country.
Mr. Brown, of the
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co., was here this week looking for a house so
that he could move his family.
Frank Kaynor left Tuesday
for a weeks visit at his home in
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson arrived
the 10th from
C.O. Peterson, returning
from a two weeks visit at Chicago, Joliet and
A. Oberman and partner have
leased the Western Hotel barn and will run it as a feed and sale stable. Mr.
Oberman will buy and sell stock and solicits your patronage.
H. Peter Lewis has purchased
the property formerly owned by Cornelius Poort. After having some papering and
painting done in the house Mr. Lewis will have his family moved up from
Miss Rae Leverich has
arrived in the city from
Word was received Wednesday
of the death of Mr. Wilbern at
The sewing society of the
Swedish Mission church met Thursday with Mrs. Nels Grelson.
The Misses Ida and Julia
Blegen, of Hills, Minn., who have been making their home with their sister Mrs.
A. Hardow, of this city, were unexpectedly called home Wednesday on account of
sickness but expect to return in a short time.
Axel Nordtrom writes from
CORRESPONDENCE
Chas. G. Larson, of Cherry
Hill Farm is making preparations for the erection of a fine residence this
coming summer.
A joint birthday and
surprise party was given at the residence of N. Nelson and wife Thursday in
honor of their son, Carl.