New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-29
DISTRICT COURT IS IN SESSION
Will Come to a Close the Latter
Part Of this Week.

The May term of the district court
which has been in session since Tues
day May 81 will come to a close this
week. The following disposition was
made of the various cases on the
court Calendar.
In re Estate of Anton Sperl, De-
ceased, Anna Fischer and Otto Sperl,
Contestants, VS.. Joseph j. Sperl, Pro-
ponent, Question of law to be sub
mitted to the court.
Otto Triton, Plaintiff vs.. Henry
Grundmeyer and Frederick Grund-
meyer, Defend ants. Assault case, jury
found for plaintiff and assessed his
damages at $500.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., as admins
traitor of the Estate of Fred kuehn, de-
ceased, Plaintiff, VS.. August Schwerdt-
feger. Defendant. Suit of administra-
tor to recover on notes. Evidence
showed that notes were paid, and jury
found no cause of action.
William Woodbeck, Plaintiff, VS..
John L. Cuddy and William Cava-
naugh, Defendants. Settled and dis
missed.
G.. W. Chambard and f. G. Cham
bard, and partners as Hanska Hard
ware and Implement Co., Plaintiffs,
VS.. Louis Griger, Defendant. Settled
and dismissed.
Penn Oil and Supply Company, a
corporation Plaintiff, vs.. Peter
Christensen Defendent. Continued by
consent of both parties.
Chas. e. Wilhelm Co., a corpora
ton. Plaintiff, VS.. L. f. Dahl and
Ida Dahl, as partners as L. F. Dahl
eco, Defendants. Settled and dis
missed.
State Of Minnesota, Plaintiff, VS.
Edward Vogel, Defendant. Bastardy
case. Defendant settled by paying
$500.
Therese Scheiderich, Plaintiff, VS..
City of New Ulm, municipal COR
poration, Defendant. Settled, defen-
dant taking 5000
Joseph Boettger, Insane, by Al.
bert Steinhauser, Guardian of his per-
son and estate, Plaintiff, vs.. Charlotte
Boettger, William Boettger, Lizzie
Petrie, Henry Boettger, John Boett'
ger, Anna Tauer, Mary Boettger, EN-
ma Gruber and Anton Hillesheim
Defendants. Involves question of law
which we're submitted to the court
Samuel J. Brown, Plaintiff, VS.
Herman Aftermath, Defendant. Plain
tiff sued for damages for loss OF ar
arm in the sawmill of the defendant
Was submitted to the jury Tuesday
| Victoria Nagel, Plaintiff, VS.
City of New Ulm, Defendant. Fol
trial by jury.
Margretha Maucb, Plaintiff, VS.
Edward Kirschke and Friedrich Fehl
haber, Defendants. For trial by jury
Carl Macho, Plaintiff, VS.. Min
nesota Seed Co., Settled and dismiss
ed.
| Pauline Seifert, Plaintiff, VS.. Henry
Seifert, Defendant. Defendant not ap
pearing divorce was granted.
Fred Pfaender, as Administrator
of the Estate of Charles Brandt, de-
ceased, Plaintiff, VS.. Minneapolis &
st. Louis Railroad Co., Defendant
Plaintiff sues for damages for deatl
of husband. Continued by consent O
both parties.
The grand jury brought in two in
dictments, one against Fritz Wilfahr
/ for criminal assault and one agains
James Burns for forgery. Burns wa
arraigned Tuesday morning and pleat
not guilty. His case will be called VI
after the disposal of the criminal &C
ton against Peter MacLinn.
/ The grand jury found no bill agains
Henry Hartman of Sleepy Eye, VIII
had been bound over for having
served Intoxicating liquor to habi
tual drunkard.
4 The following parties were exam
lined and granted citizenship papers
Sam Gethms, Sleepy Eye; Thee
Schwendinger, New Ulm; Chas. B
. Nelson, Evan; Frank Hofstetter
Sleepy Eye; John LANCE, Sleepy Eye
Ferd. Gollnast, New Ulm; Chris
Arndt, New Ulm; William Nehls, Ne
Ulm; John Runow, New Ulm; Mich
ael Zangl, New Ulm; Christ. Stuebe,
Milford.