The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-01-26

Josephine Wilkes. Suit to recover
on account. DIN G. Myron for plain
tiff, G. F. J. Goebel for defendants.
Settled.
Mile Laos Investment & Improve
ment company vs.. Chief Wadena, John
Schawab, George Schawab, Frank
Sheen, John Benjamin, otherwise
known as Casha-Ash, and Sam
Niggaboin. Suit for restitution and
damages. W. S. Foster for plaintiff,
John A. Keyes and II. V. Gard for
defendants. Continued by consent of
parties.
Valentine Herman VS.. L. K. Damn.
Appeal from justice court over bill
for saving lumber. G. 81. Mackenzie
for plaintiff. Settled.
In the matter of the application for
vacation of part OF the plat of Meshi-
gun point. p. L. Mcmillan for appli-
cants. Application heard and
granted.
L. S. Waller vs.. G. 81. Mackenzie
and Fred R. Burrell. Suit to settle
land dispute. Johnston & Dennis for
plaintiff, E. L. Mcmillan for de-
PENDANTS. Continued by consent of
parties.
In the matter of the dissolution of
the Foley-Bean Lumber company.
Charles Keith and Clapp & Macart-
ney for petitioners. Application
heard and granted.
@. E. Erickson VS.. August Johnson.
Suit to recover commission for sale
of land. c. FL. Goebel for plaintiff,
Olin G. Myron for defendant. ver-
dict for plaintiff in sum of $500.
State of Minnesota, upon the rela-
ton of Chas. L. Freer, VS.. D. G.
Wilkes, as chairman of the board of
supervisors of the town of South Har-
Dor in the county of Mile Laos.
Mandamus proceedings. Stewart &
Brewer for plaintiff, E. L. Mcmillan
for defendant. Evidence taken and
case will be submitted on briefs.
John P. Galbraith VS.. Security State
Bank, corporation, and Harry
Shockley, sheriff of Mile Laos coun-
ty. Suit to recover title to property.
Todd & Mayo for plaintiff, Stiles,
Devaney & Hewitt and Chas. A.
Dickey for defendants. Continued
by consent Of parties.
The grand jury was discharged at
10 O'Clock this morning.
G. E. Erickson of Milaca was here
a couple of days in attendance at
court, where he was plaintiff in a
lawsuit.
The following persons appeared in
court and we're granted citizenship
papers: Andrew Engebretson, Mia
ca; August r. Renstrom, Onamia;
Andrew W. johnson, Borgholm.
AS deputy clerk of court Miss Beth
McAdams is presiding in the Office
while her chief is in the court room.
She is we'll versed in the general re-
quirements of the Office and is a
valuable assistant to Mr.. King.
Robert Clark, special deputy, is de-
serving of a bouquet for the neat and
clean appearance which the court
room presents. Mr. Clark is
stcikler for cleanliness, and woe be-
tide the manor rather beast-who
splits on the floor.
Among the attorneys present at
court from outside towns we're G.. Fl.
Mackenzie, Onamia; Godfrey G.
Goodwin, Cambridge; G. F. j..
Goebel, Olin G. Myron, Milaca; G.
N. Cliff, Ortonville; George W.
Stewart, Ripley Brewer, St. Cloud.
Among those in attendance at court
from the lake country are the follow
ing: D. G. Wilkes, James Warren,
John Mcclure, G. j. Sandberg.
Hans Petrim, Thomas Anderson,
Chas. L. Freer, Mrs. Alice Locke,
Frank Baker, VIM. scribner, h. F.
Mann, Frank Morneau.
Clerk of Court King, as usual, is
performing. his duties we'll. Bob is
perfectly familiar with court work
and executes it with dispatch. Be-
sides, he is a very accommodating
young man and is always ready to