Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-11-18
THE SEEGMILLER WILL CASE
"A Stipulation of Settlement Entered
Into Thursda" by the Interested
Parties.
Motion for New Trial IN the Contest
on the VIII of Emily Jewell
Argued Before Court
Friday.

Argued Before Court
Friday.
that each party shall bear the ex-
pense of their own witnesses and the
sheriff's fees for subpoenaeing same,
and share equally in reporter and
jury fees, and that the executor shall
pay all other probate costs. The
parties to this stipulation constitute
the surviving husband and the sole
heirs at law, legatees and devisees Of
Mary Seegmiller, deceased
Old Causes.
Hans II. Lovstuen VS.. Knut Sells
void. Final report of guardian ap-
proved; assignments of notes and
mortgages referred to in final report
approved. Guardian authorized TO
turn over to the administration of
estate of Knut Selsvold, now deceas.
ed, the notes and mortgages above
referred to upon such administrator
paying to said guardian sufficient
money to pay balance due said guar
dian as shown by said final report
and paying costs.
John H. Roth & Co. VS.. A. c..
Gunderson. Cause dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
C. T. Brode VS.. Ezra G. Reed. Con-
tinued by consent.
Job Perry VS.. Moses Perry. Guar
dian ordered to pay court costs
$3.50, attorneys fee $500 and
claim of c. N. Houck $1,000 as pray
ed.
Elf H. Johnson VS.. Carrie H.
Johnson. E. j. Hook appointed
guardian ad Item for defendant.
Elf H. Johnson appointed perman-
ent guardian Of the estate. Bond fix
ed at 1000.
Carl Book VS.. Julian Holkesvik.
Continued by consent. Plaintiff CIV
en- 80 days to plead to defendant $
answer.
Mary ]. Thune VS.. H. C. Thune,
deft., A. e. Thune, garnishee. De-
fault against H. c. Thune. Judgment
against H c. Thune for $279.65, III
terest per cent from August u,
1914.
c. B. Bergerson VS.. Eli c. Dun
! ming, ct al Default against all de-
= PENDANTS. Decree quieting title to
, the premises described in the pet
ton as against all defendants against
whom default is now entered De-
: cree that all the allegations contain
ed in the petition are true. Adjudg-
ed that the tide bond described in
paragraph 4 Of the petition has been
: paid The clerk of this court ap-
! pointed a commissioner to satisfy
and release said title bond of record
. Decree to be entered on payment o:
costs and plaintiffs cos's.
H. A. Warner VS. James Cole, et
al. Default against all defendants
Decree quieting title to premises
described in the petition in plaintiff
as against all defendants against
t whom decree was not rendered al
, the September term 1914. Decree 20
be entered on payment OF costs and
at plaintiffs costs.
w. f. Cornell VS.. Fred A. Rath-
/ bun. Guardian authorized to pay
y claim of j. w. Lynch $25.75
=, Gertrude NJ. Hogan. ct oil VS.. j. r.
Briggs ct al. 1t appearing to the
court that James j. Hogan the war
5 of Ger rude NJ. Hogan and James c.
, Hogan is now deceased, Amanda &.
Hogan, Gertrude NJ. Hogan and Lucy
M Hogan having resigned as execu-
: tors, James C. Hogan, sole executor,
/ is substituted as party plaintiff.
New Causes.
Duncan Mcintosh VS.. Joseph Graf.
, Withdrawn witaout prejudice. At
tachment released and discharged.
Alta ched property released.
Emma | Vance VS.. Emma CROSBY.
} Set led.
/ Celia Powers VS.. A. E. Brooks.
Continued for service.
Patrick Fitzpatrick VS.. Isaac Hawk
et al. Default. Decree quieting IL
tie to premises in plaintiff.
Joe McCabe VS.. Nathan G. Filley.
!, Default. Decree qu:eting title to the
premises in plaintiff.
4 Inger Kloster VS.. r. F. Beebe, ct
al. Default. Decree quieting title
) to the premises in plaintiff.
Henry Wernett VS.. Lewis G.
Wheeler ct al. Default. Decree
quieting title to premises in plain
tiff.
Torger T. Hove VS.. p. S. Pulllty
ct al. Default against all defendants.
i Decree quoting title to premises IL
plaintiff.
i A. C. Tatro vs. James Phelan, ct
al. Default against James Phelan
/, and Mrs. James Phelan. judgment
against defendants for $256.25, in
terest per cent, $22.Sl attorney
fees.
A. H. Knutesen VS.. ]. II. Knute-
}, sen. Continued for service.
Maurice Halloran VS.. w. F. Baker.
Defendant granted 80 days to plead.
i Anstis L. Welstad VS.. Frederick y.
Welstead. Default. Submitted 20
the court upon testimony of witness
SEES examined in open court. AdJuds-
ed by the court that the bonds of
matrimony existing between plain
tiff and defendant be and same are
hereby dissolved and plaintiff divorc-
ed therefrom. IL is adjudged by the
court that plaintiff be and she is
hereby awarded the sole and abso-
lutte custody of her minor daughter
named in the petition. Ordered
that neither party marry again with
in one year from date of filing de-
cree herein except in the manner
provided by law. Decree TO be enter
ed on payment of costs and at plain