Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-29
COURT N SESSION
District Court for Kandiyohi Coun.
ty Opens This Week for the
June Session.
The June term of district court for
Kandiyohi county opened on Monday.
The following cases are on the calen-
CIVIL CALENDAR,

hHnu4yO04 cOuAty OpeooO On MO0USy.
The following cases are on the calen-
dar:
CIVIL CALENDAR
Walfred Olson VS.. Andrew Anderson. A.
7. Nelson for plaintiff; George Muller for de.
PENDANT.
Spencer Ericsson vs.. P: J. Nelson. N: l.. Err
icson and Bitterness & Downs for plaintiff;
George Muller for defendant.
Peter J. Nelson vs.: Spencer Ericsson. Geo.
NJ uller for plaintiff N. L. Ericsson and Otter
ness & Downs for defendant.
John Hystad VS.. Great Northern Railw ay
CO. Olson & spicer for plaintiff; VIM. T.
Begg for defendant.
Nels P. Nelson vs.: Jens B: Olson. Olson 8:
ant.
A. A: Jorgenson vs.. Great Northern Rail-
X. Begg for defendant.
City of Willmar VS.. Samuel Osmundson.
City Attorney for City.
Eric Ericsson VS.. Great Northern Railway
GO. \. L. Ericsson for plaintiff; VIM. r. Begg
for defendant.
Child, G. H. h ohler and Ida Gahl. Geo. 5.
Grim for plaintiff: Thos. H. Salmon, n. l..
Ericsson, w. N. Carroll for defendant.
George S. Grimes VS.. State Bank Of Ray
InOnd. Geo. S. Grimes for plaintiff; n. L.
Ericsson for defendant.
Bratsch q Field VS.. Albert F. Emhauser.
DAILY & Barnard for plaintiff; N. L. Ericsson
for defendant.
F.P. olney vs.. Julia o'Phelaa. F. P. OF.
ant.
F. P. Olney vs.. Mary Wheeler. F. P. OF.
Eey for plaintiff; N. d. & c. H. NJ arch for de-
PENDANT
Matilda NJ Gleason vs. Edward 7, Clea-
son. Charles Johnson for plaintiff.
Anderson Land Co. VS. W. E. Roberts,
Charles Johnson for plaintiff; Samuel Porter
for defendant.
Harry H. Wells VS.. Julia O'Brien OPhelan
and P. D. O Phelan ldamages). N. D. s. c.
H. Nj arch for plaintiff; Olson & Spicer for de.
PENDANT.
Harry H. Wells VS.. Julia o Brien OPhelan
and p. d. O'Phelan (Ejectment). NJ u. &.
Z: H. NJ arch for plaintiff; Olson & spcer for
Tllla Storaker Charles Johnson for plain
tiff; George Muller for defendant.
b. H. Bowler vs.. Jesse Summerlet. B. H.
Bowler for plaintiff: j. j. Schoregge for de-
PENDANT.
Lars Halvorson vs. w. W. knight and ].
J. Downs. Olson &, Spicer and Samuel
Porter for plaintiff; Bitterness & Downs for
defendant.
E: 5; Jones respondent vs. City Of VIII.
Olson 4 Spicer for defendant
E. S. Jones, appellant, VS.. City OF Willmar,
respondent. Same attorneys
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Walter Nelson
County Attorney for State; George Muller
for defendant.
State OF Minnesota VS.. b. F. Miller. Coun-
~ Attorney for State; Samuel Porter for de-
fendant.
State of Minnesota vs.. Benjamin W ater-
man, five cases. County Attorney for State;
George Muller for defendant.
State Of Minnesota VS.. Isaac Emerson
County ATTORNEY for State; George Muller
for defendant.
State Of Minnesota vs. A. o. BRYANT.
County Attorney for State: George Muller
for defendant.
State Of Minnesota VS.. B. F. Miller. Coun-
ty Attorney for State Samuel Porter for de-
City ofWillmar VS.. Charley Olson Coun-
ty Attorney for City; NJ. W. Spicer for de-
PENDANT.
State Of Minnesota VS.. o. A. Larson.
County Attorney for State.
State of Minnesota VS.. Charles Mcintyre
County Attorney for State; Olson &. Spicer
for defendant.
Judge GOrham Powers presides at
this session, with Olaf W. Nordbye as
court ttenographer. The grand jury
began it's deliberations Monday after.
noon and up to this morning had re-
turned four indictments. The fore
man is Andrew Railson, of Lake An.
drew, and Louis Eddy, of Whitefeld,
Is clerk. The petit jury commenced
work yesterday morning and several
cases have been disposed of at this
writing. A special venire OF ten jury
men was ordered by the court to serve
during the whole term.
The first Indictment by the grand
jury was one of grand larceny in the
second degree, charged against Chas.
Mcintyre, who upon his arrest had
given the name of Harry Turner. He
Is charged with the theft OF cask of
whiskey from railroad car. McIn
tyre was arraigned yesterday and will
make his plea today.
Az we 60 to press we learn that the
grand jury adjourned this forenoon.
The other three Indictments are for
illegal liquor selling. 81. Jorgen-
son Is made the defendant An ar.
raignment was had today and the de
fendant will make bis plea before the
court tomorrow.
A full report of the cases tried will
be given next week.
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