The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-06-25

The adjourned term OF the d1Str1ct
court for Stearns county, convened at
p. M. on Monday in the municipal
court room, Hon. d. B. Serle, judge, A.
L. Cramb, county clerk, John p. Ham
merel, sheriff. The judge made an order
appointing Thomas Murphy and c. Nj.
Coats court officers. The petit jury
was called, and the following answered
to their names:
James Barrett, Sr.. st. Wendell; Frank
Bettenburg, st. Cloud; Carl Borg, Pay
nesville; ]. B. Dingman, Farming; Mich
ael Dwyer, Maine Prairie; John Fersch-
weller. LIE Sank; ]. L. Gray, St. Cloud;
Martin Heisler, Lake Henry; II. c. Hyatt,
Fair Haven; Stephen Kenslow, Ashley;
Math. Nuremberg. st. Cloud; William
Pangburn, Sank Centre; Casper Pick, St.
Augusta; John F. Rengel, North Fork;
William Rooney, Avon; John Schmitz,
Rockville; August Schultz, Zion; S. /.
Shepard, St. Cloud; F. F. Storms, Lyn-
den; Robert Welz, Avon; Frank Winkels,
ST., Zion; John Winter, Spring Hill; Nick.
Binsfeld, Luxembourg.
A preliminary call of the calendar was
made and the several cases for trial set.
James L. Robbins VS.. Benz. W. Veeder,
NJ. {. Kelsey for plaintiff, D. c. Van
Camp for defendant. Answer withdrawn
and case settled.
Nicholi Johnson VS.. Oliver R. and Ras-
mus Danielson: E. M. Webster for plain
tiff, Barto & Barte for defendant. Set
tied.
Aaron Doty VS.. Henry Keller. Motion
to file amended answer granted.
Hugh Moore VS.. Henry Keller; D. T.
Calhoun for plaintiff, Knute Nelson and
Barto & Kelsey for defendant. Trial by
jury.
The jury brought in verdict tor the
plaintiff for 500 and interest, all that
was claimed in the complaint.
Anna M. Carpenter VS.. John Haas &
John Beste.
By stipulation of parties, this case is
transferred to Municipal court of Sank
Centre, to be tried before jury at the
next regular term.
Aaron Doty We. Henry Keller.
Case called for trial. and defendant
consents to the entry of judgement. at
frming judgement of lower court, in
favor of the plaintiff, and so ordered by
the court.
Fred w Zaksyewski vs.. Hanah M
| Zaksyewski.
Tried by the court and judgement fol
absolute divorce.
D. F. Gibbons VS. Ole Bente, Taylor 6
Calhoun for plaintiff, Knute Nelson, T
T. Ofstun D. c. Van Camp for defendant
There are sixteen of these Brooten cream
cry cases, the cause of action arising from
the refusal of the subscribers to tn
creamy association to pay for the stock
The defense alleges fraud in procurin,
the subscriptions, and further, that tn
contract is joint and not several, ant
| that all the subscribers should be i'm
pleaded. The case was stubbornly Tough
at every point by all the well-recognize'
ability of Mr.. Nelson, supplemented b.
his associates. The prosecution wa
equally acute and vigorous in presenting
the case, Mr.. Taylor handling the Law
points with keen ability, while Mr.. Cal
houn conducted the examination Of th'
witnesses, drawing out the testimon.
with snrewdness, his cross-examinatio
of witnesses being peculiarly notable.
After struggling parts oftwo days, an
and after counsel had commenced sum
ming up, the judge instructed the jury t.
return verdict for the plaintiff for tn
amount claimed $1O3.92. Exception
were taken, and the case will go to tn
supreme court. Astay ofsixty days wa
| granted.