New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11
COURT GRIND NOW
Is GOING FORWARD
TWO DAMAGE SUITS SETTLED
BY L1TIGANTs BEFORE
SESSION OPENS

ELEVEN CASES WILL BE TRIED
Blythe COURT. BALANCE
BY JURY
Monday morning the December term
of the District Court of Brown County
convened at the Court House at II
o'clock. OF the twenty-three grand
jurors summoned only twenty-five re-
ported for duty VIM Hamann of the
town Of Cottonwood was excused on
account of sickness and the Sheriff
reported that Charley Buggert, formerly
Of the town of Sige1; had left the town
and state. None of the jurors who
reported for duty were excused.
OF the grand jury five are from New
Ulm. one from Sleepy Eye, one from
Springfield, one from Albin, one from
BashaW, one from Cottonwood, one
from Comfrey, one from Eden, one
from Home, one from Leavenworth,
one from Lake Hanska, two from Lin
den, one from North Star, one from
Sigel, one from Stark and one from
Stately.
i. B. Krook was appointed foreman
OF, the Grand Jury and Alfred Marti
was selected Clerk upon their retiring.
Capt. Jos. Hofmeister isxbailiff of the
Grand Jury and Fred Prahl and Joseph
Weisenborn are the other bailiffs. George
Hogen is again on duty as deputy clerk.
This is the first time for almost quarter
of a century that John Schapekahm
did not appear and serve as bailiff of
the grand jury.
Forty-one civil cases had been noticed
fot trial and upon the preliminary
call of the calendar the following
disposition was made.
49, a ssatt,ed
Vincenz Zenler VS.. City Of Sleepy
Eye; Charles Stuebe and Gustav Stuebe,
vs.rThe Minneapolis & st. Louis Rail
road Co.; State Bank of Golden, VS..
Anna Golnick.
Court Cases
In the Matter to Enforce Collection
of Taxes Delinquent on the first Mon
day Of January, 1917, Brown County
VS.. Albert G. Anderson; Adelia Horn
burg, vs.. G. H. Hornburg, Jr.;; In the
Matter Of the Estate Of julius Baarsch,
deceased In re Claim of Louise Feist.
Appeal from Probate Court; State Of
Minnesota VS.. Stanislaus Sperl; Lucy
A. Kiefer ct al, VS.. VIM. G. Frank,
Administrator ct al; Gustav E. Lamb
recht, VS.. Barbara Domeier etal; Lena
Schluck VS.. Joseph Schluck; Floyd
Keyser ct al, VS.. Emil G. Hage ct al;
Katherine Laway and Andreas Laway
VS.. Robert A. Fiemeyer and Lucy Fie-
meyer; William Timm versus Anton
Steffen ct al; Catherine Defiel, VS..
anton SCeHenS eC al.
Jury Cases
Henry Hartmann VS. Edward F.
Berkner; Edward Wegner VS.. Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Co.; Farmers
COOPERATIVE Packing Co. vs., John
F. Strassburg; Farmers COOPERATIVE
Packing Co. VS.. H. A. Alfred; Farmers
Cooperative Packing Co. VS.. R. p.
Johnson; Farmers COOPERATIVE Pack
ing Co. VS.. Frank Gross; Farmers Co
Operative Packing Co. VS.. w. P. Remus;
Farmers COOPERATIVE Packing Co. VS..
Joe F. Kloeckl; Farmers Cooperative
acking Co. VS.. VIM. J. Lendt; Farmers
COOPERATIVE Packing Co. VS.. Henry
Hartman; Farmers COOPERATIVE Pack
ing Co. vs. VIM. Trebesch; julius
Strosche;n VS. William Metz IN; Farm
ers COOPERATIVE Packing Co. VS.. Otto
Orth; Farmers COOPERATIVE Packing
Co. VS.. M. II. Altermatt; Farmers Co.
Operative Packing Cows. Mat. Ber-.
trand; Farmers COOPERATIVE Packing
Co. VS.. III. F. Dohrmann; Milford &.
Cottonwood Dairy Asso ISOLATION vs.. Arthur
j. Janka; Jacob Hauer, VS.. George Gug-
gisberg; State of Minnesota VS.. Gustav
Polzin; Noel G.. Hoffman, VS.. E. W.
LaGow; M. Z, Johnson, w s. johnson
and w. ii. Evans vs.. Jacob Klossner Jr.
Monday afternoon the case Of Fred
Aufderheide ct al VS.. MARYLAND Casualty
Co. of Maryland was tried to the court
and several motions we're beard. In
addition to that, applications for citizen
ship papers we're heard, the Federal
Government being represented by Joseph
G. Greedy. The following were granted.
citizens papers: Alfred Bigot, Spring.
field; soren Peter Nielsen, New Ulin;
julius Bogatka, sigel; Hugh Morrison,
C1nnus, Ex1x,. W., Ifor p,.o