The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-10-20
District Court
Meets Next Mon.
Twenty Cases on Civil Calendar
Make Short Term; Two
Criminal Cases
ARSON CASE TRIED
Great Variety of Cases hclud-
ing Accident, Divorce And
Commission

Commission
District Court will open next
Monday morning, October rs,
with twenty cases on the civil
calendar and two cases on the
criminal calendar. The civil cal
endar is an unusually short one
and will probably be taken care
of within a weeks time. The
criminal calendar is expected to
be heightened out somewhat by
the grand jury.
Arson Case
The most important case
which will come before Judge
Olsen is the Seaforth Fire case
in which three men are alleged
to have formed a conspiracy
which resulted in the burning of
the hotel at Seaforth.
Among the twenty civil cases
are the two famous delinquent
tax cases against the Winona
and ST. Peter Railway. These
cases started away back in pre-
historic times, and, like the law
case Dickens immortalized in
Bleak House, will probably ap-
pear on the court calendar from
generation INTO generation.
| Accident Cases
There are several accident
cases in most of them the auto
mobile appearing on the side of
the defendant. The case of
Myrtle Clements against the
johnson Brothers, a twin case
to the sone tried last spring: is
the first of these cases. Case
No. z, Cena Christensen against
Frank Boushek, was tried at the
last term of court and is now up
for retrial. Case No. 13 is one
in which Redwood Falls is local
ly interested it being brought
about 1y suit instituted by AL
fred Shnlidt against r. II. Som
erville to recover damages for
injuries received in a collision
recently.
Three Divorce Cases
There are three divorce eases
on the calendar; Emily Nelson
VS.. William Nelson, Ivie Sinp-
[son VS.. F. L. Simpson, and w. j.
Schuck VS.. Hattie Schuck.
Other Cases
Werner Pearson and Erick
Pearson are plaintiffs in cases
against George Evert, these
suits being the result of the re-
cent nlix-up at North Redwood,
the Plaintiffs charging assault.
w. r. Barnes and S. G.. Peter
son, members of the Gopher
State Realty Company, are de-
PENDANTS in suit brought about
to show which of two claimants
is the rightful Garner Of a com.
mission on a land sale.
The Rumley Co. is plaintiff ir
a suit against Tom Nelson, g
threshing rig being the cause Of
the disagreement.
Case IA is a rather unusua
case in which the executor of al
estate brings suit for the return
Of funds paid out from the es
tate to C. M. Herreman for the
care and maintenance Of the
relative whose executor is nov
bringing suit.
Case Is in which H. R. Gump
to appears against Ella Howe
was brought about through thu
sale of an automobile. Case II
is liquor case which has as
sunled interesting proportions
because of the revival Of linuol
controversy. The Schuster Brew
ing Company is plaintiff and M
Drees, defendant.
DR.. F. D. Gray, Of Marshall
has suit against O. G. Warner
The nature of this suit has nd
yet been learned.
There are two cases on thu
calendar about which it was pos
sible to obtain no information
In case 8, Thee. Muller apepar'
against Gustav and Caroline
Wandersee and in other case o.
mystery VIM. Theopold & Com
pany appears against F. Bittner
CHURCH OF HOLY COMMUNION
Rector, Rev. A. A. Joss.