Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-04
DISTRICT COURT
IN SESSION
Fourteen Cases on Civil Calendar
Grand Jury Has Com
pleted Its Work. :

Y1IsGW esO vvVAAs
The October term of the District
Court opened at Willmar last Mon
day morning. There are fourteen
cases on the civil calendar, of which
the second is still OH trial at this
writing. The cases are listed as fol-
lows:
1. Frank Krupke VS.. Jacob Stock
ard, ct al. Continued.
2. John NJ. Weber and Barbara
Weber, VS. w. F. Gratz. Now on
trial.
3. 0. H. Locken VS.. Charley Smith.
To be tried by jury.
4. L. 0. Thorpe, as Trustee VS. At
water Hardware Company and Mar
tin Olson. Te be tried by jury.
5. The State of Minnesota VS.. Ar
menia Elevator Co. Action dismiss
ed as company concluded to pay
personal property taxes.
6. Peder T. Paaverud, as admr.
VS.. Truls 7. Paaverud. To be tried
by jury.
Z. Gena Swenson and Charles w.
Swenson VS.. Betsy Johnson, Mary
Johnson and Louis Johnson. To be
tried by the Court.
8. John H. Stoll VS.. John NJ. Spic-
er and John J. Martens. TO be tried
by the Court.
8. State Of Minnesota VS.. Edwin C.
Railson. Case continued.
10. State Of Minnesota VS.. Carl
Gustave Porter. To be tried by jury.
II. Anna Blomgren VS.. Erick Knut-
son. To be tried by jury.
IL. Mathilda Freeberg, Appellant
VS.. John Johnson, Objector, Respon-
dent. In the matter Of the appeal
of Mathilda Freeberg from an order
of the Probate Court ALLOWING
her claim against the estate of Anna
E. Anderson, deceased.
13. J. E. Gahringer VS.. George C.
Borchardt. To be tried by the Court.
IA. S. E. Magnuson VS.. J. M. Mon
son. Appeal from District Court.
To be tried by jury.
The regular venire of jurymen sit
ting on these cases are the follow
ing:
Ole Stene, Arctander; c. NJ. An
derson, Green Lake; Joseph T. Is
aacson, Kandiyohi; K. T. Otos, Will
mar; Louis Larson, Irving; Arne
Larson, New London; c. B. Daniel
son, Gennessee; Willie johnson, At
water; O. II. Larson, Atwater; Hen
ry Heining, tennessee; S. E. Ram
stad, Arctander; Chas. Ward, Lake
Lillian; Sam Gabbert, Jr., Holland
John A. Jorgenson, Norway Lake; E.
20. Nordrum, Colfax; Dick Larson,
Lake Andrew; Jalmar Larson, Dow
re; A. G. Maier, Harrison; O. R.
Berkness, Willmar; Edward O. Lar
son, Colfax; John Dougherty, Kan
diyohi; S. E. Bengtson, New London
Adolph Berglund, New London; o.
aus Anderson, Kandiyohi.
| The grand jury convened Monday
noon. It organized by the election
Of William Knott Of Raymond as
foreman and D. F. Senechal of At
water as clerk. The other members
Of the jury are the following:
P. N. Olson, Whitefeld; Ole G. o.
son, St. Johns; John P. Elkjer, Nam
re; Almond jacobson, Colfax; Tobias
Larson, Irving; Engebrigt johnson
East Lake Lillian; John B. Boyd
Willmar; Chas. Chalberg, Kandiyohi
: Frank Krupke, Roseville; J. W. Kent
Willmar; Nick Molenaar, Holland
c. J. Mold, Kandiyohi; Oscar Man.
kel, Lake Andrew; Jacob Brewer
Whitefeld; Peter E. Olson, Colfax
: August Monson, Dovre; c. J. Nelson
:, Kandiyohi; w. o. Parker, Roseville
A. Benson, Mamre; Frank Hokan
son, Fahlun; George Johnson, Bur
A bank.
Up to last night only one indict
: ment had been made public. Charles
Smith was accused Of committing as
sault in the second degree upon tn
person Of 0. H. Locken. Mr.. Smitl
= was arraigned yesterday and plead
y ed not guilty this morning. The tria
:, will occur next week. The damag
suit brot in the same matter ha
been set for trial tomorrow after
VI The grand jury adjourned at moo
|. to-day. Besides the one noted abov
r two other true bills we're found, bu
names are not yet made public.