The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1915-12-04
STARK CO, COURT
STARTS DEC. 7
JURORS SUMMONED FOR FRI
DAY MORNING, DEC. 10.
NATURALIZATION MAT
TIERS TAKEN UP
FIRST DAY.
Court Cases Will Be Tried First
On Wednesday and Thursday.
Call of Calendar and Setting
Date for Trial of Cases,

The regular term of Stark county
court will be convened by Judge w.
c. Crawford in Dickinson on Decem-
ber 7. However, the jurors are not
summoned until Friday morning, or
December 10. AS the list is large
this time, the county is saved quite
an expense in having the jury men
come three days after the opening of
court. The first day will be taken
up with naturalizati ton matters and
the following two days, Wednesday
and Thursday, will be used for court
cases, including the call of the
calendar and arranging trial dates
for the various cases.
AS far as known now the criminal
calendar will be small one, but
there are plenty of civil cases.
A great many people in Stark,
Bowman, Dunn and Billings counties
will be interested in the so to 60
suits which have been started against
the Des Moincs Mutual Hail Insur-
ance Co. to recover 1914 losses to
insured crops After the adiusters
had finished the inspection of dam
aged crops, issued loss slips for the
damaged as agreed upon, the COM
pany comes in some months later
paying claimants but SO per cent of
the adjustment The farmers now
want the other half of the adjusted
loss and believe they have good
chance of recovering as the company
has securities in the sum of
$4,000 deposited with the state. The
company, however, claims that they
have so per cent loss clause in
their policies which saves to the con-
cern this much when the losses and
expenses in the same year exceed
certain proportion Of the premiums
collected.
Attorney H.,J. Blanchard has pre-
pared a large number of these suits
and at the trial he will be assisted
by Attorneys Linde and Murphy.
1t will be remembered that Attor-
neys J. P. Cain and C. H. Starke Sc
cured judgment in Dunn county the
past summer for farmers against the
Des Moines Mutual on practically the
same proposition. They have al
ready sta rted action against the state
to legally recover from the company's
securities left with the commissioner
of insurance.
The following is the list of jurors
drawn for this term, summoned to
appear December 10:
John Little, Frank Ray, Peter
Remillong, Christ Grassel, George
Perry, Jacob Peterson, M. l.. Ayers,
B. w. Riva, Peter Christianson, John
Harnden, Jr., Ole E. Olson, Joseph
Heiser, Jr., Laudie Vranna, Henry L.
Reichert, A. P. Ellian, Adam A. Lefor,
Robert Muecke, VIM. Alpert, Paul v.
Messer, Peter Simon, Paul Lenx,
Louis Schacherer, Joe S. Ridl, Perle
Greenwood, Mike Gress, Ernest Bie],
Orrin Smith, F. A. Dingman, Pat
Rogers, w. c. Hecht, T. E. Beals, M.
J.. Siverson, John B. Fischer, Frank
Huber, Fred Bolte, Arthur Burzacott,
NJ. M. Bobb, Thomas Olsen, Noe Sau-
vageau, R. H. Basham.
The following is the list of appli-
cations for citizenship which will be
heard at this term:
Sled Howard, Frank Kiefer, John
Kampf, Max Linster, Jerome Hoepf-
ner, John Mas, Wilhelm Winterroth,
Henry Nirning Wenzel Korabek,
Jacob Miller, Louis Brodman, Lenhart
Hoerauf, Jacob Heck, Jacob Miller,
Bernhart Reiter, Johannes Wornath,
Anton Mayer, Nickolaus Rohr, Joseph
Ressijer, ePter Fitterer, Michael
Michels, Johnn Dengel, Ernest Flip
Carlson.
The criminal suit against Mr.. Nc
Hugh, former cashier Of Mandan's
third bank, come here for trial. Ir-
regularities in connection with bank
ing are charged. This will bring VIM.
LANCER to the city as prosecutor and
John F. Sullivan to defend.