Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-27
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Work Of Administering Justice Pro.
eeeding Promptly. Three "Pig-
gers" Fined. Brady
Pleads Guilty.

The grand jury, composed of the
following gentlemen, viz: Martin Par.
sons, N. W. Peterson, c.. A. Halvor
son, Ole Johnson, Aslak o. Nasset
Olof Lindgren, Kittel Rykken, J. E.
Bitterness, H. II. Hanson, Elof Holm
berg, Frank Nelson, Peder Salverson
Peter Erickson, G. Stob, Gunder Sven
son, John Jones, II. P. Lofgren, J. A
Masters, Chas. E. Linderholm, Wal
frid Sjoberg, J. J. Swenson, August
Falk. and Christ Kraabeil, met Mon.
day morning, was charged by Judge
Qvale, and went to work. A. 0. Mas
set was chosen foreman. Two true
bills were found. Tosten Froyold o1
Norway Lake was indicted for selling
liquor Illegally. He plead guilty be.
fore Judge Qvale yesterday and was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and to
go to Jail for 80 days, and to remain
in Jail 80 days additional if fine is not
paid.
Henry Brady was indic'cd for grand
larceny in the second Gc5ree (horse
stealing) and will plead today.
The jury failed to indict B. Water
man and John GOrwell for keeping
gambling rooms in the Paulson block,
the cases which were up before the last
grand jury and remanded again for
investigation by this jury. The alb.
sence Of Detective Sweet, under whose
direction the raid was made, is prob.
ably accountable for this result.
The grand jury was discharged yes
terday.
LATER Henry Brady today pleaded
guilty to petit larceny and was fined
500, to stand committed until paid
not to exceed 20 days.
The blind-pig cases against Noble
Schagel and Sam Stabler, appealed
from village court and remaining
on the criminal calendar from last
term, were called. The fellows ap.
peared, plead guilty and were fined
$50 each. Both paid the fine.
The petit jury consists of the follow
ing citizens OF the county, viz: CLAUS
Olson. j. P. Larson, John A. Ander.
son, John Tygeson, John Wheeler,
Olof Mattson, Wesley Price, A. L.
Henjum, Paul Muhly. Swan Fleckten,
Chas. Ferguson, Peter Mossberg, Lew
is Moline, Valentine Krantz, Daniel
Haley, Henry Roelefs, Nels Larson,
Il. E. Anderson, W. Fl. Clark Jr., A.
NJ. Anderson, John w. Hystad, Pat.
rick Lawler, Peter o. Johnson, and
D. Senescha'.
The first case on trial was G. M.
Engen VS.. A. H. GOrdhamer, a road
dispute from Arctander. Witnesses
were heard yesterday afternoon and
The damage suit, Charles F. Spen-
Ger VS.. Nels Enge and Nancy Enge, is
set for trial today.
All Of the old Andrews-Nordstedt
controversies are continued, likewise
the following cases: j ames Mott VS..
G. J. JOrgenson and Peter Bonde
fact); Kandiyohi County vs.. St.Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. Co. tax
proceedings); Albert Fl. Sperry vs..
Tidemand Ulrickson and Christian T.
Ulrickson fact).
Peter Johanson VS.. Erick p. Eldh
was stricken from the calendar.
The case of Bertha c.. Bergstrom vs..
the County Auditor and Board oi
County Commissioners Mamre ditch
will be tried by Judge Qvale next
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The
nine ditch appeal cases relating to the
same matter are continued pending the
decision in this case.
The case of Margaret Ferguson, ct
al, vs.: 'Kandiyohi County Glitch ap-
peal will be tried by jury LATTER,
continued.
The case, Ellen Siver VS.. J. w. ST.
YER will be tried by Judge in July.
The case G.. e. Qvale, executor for
G. O. Bakken, deceased, VS.. Peter and
Isabella Henderson will be tried by
Judge Powers.