New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-21
COURT BEGINS IT'S
SEMI-ANNUAL. JOB
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VS.. ii. r. Dohrmann:
State Bank OF Springfield, VS.. Univeral
Construction Co;
Christ Filzen, VS.. VIM. H. Gieseke:
Court Cases.
In the Matter of the Estate Of .Julius
Baarsch, will claim of Louise Fest.
Appeal from Probate Court;
Lucy A. Keller, vs. VIM. G. Frank.
Administrator;
Gustav E. Lambrecht ct al. VS. Andrew
J. Domeier, ct al;
Katherine Laway and Andreas Lawav
VS.. Robert A. Fiemeyer and
Ley Hemeyer;
William Timm VS.. Anton steffen, ct al:
Katie rine Defel VS.. Anton Steffen ct ale
Marie THORNLEY, VS.. Rudy Henry and
Christ Medic;
In the Matter Of the Estate of Herman
Tosch, William Schroeder VS.. Emile
Tosch;
G. N. Wycoff VS.. C. N. w. R. R. Co..
Carl F. Stucke, VS.. Mayme Stucke.
Charles Stlebe and Gustav Stuebe
VS.. M.,& st L. R. R. Co.;
Minnie Herr, VS.. George Nicholson and
Ed. Huiras; Henry VIM. Nichols VS..
Edward R. Nichols; i
Annie Faas by Guardian vs. Amanda
Richartz ct al;
Henry Wischstadt VS.. Carl Battig;
Adam Mueller ct al VS.. Frank Kretsch:
Continued.
Hugh McPhee VS.. Peter Laux;
| Demurrer Argument.
!, Elma B. Van Wrinkle VS.. w T. .Julius.
: Charles H. Stuebe VS.. Edward F. Berk-
| ner;
IFk Passed.
Annie Faas by F. H. Krook, Guardian
VS.. Fritz Bohrmann, ct al.
Citizenship Papers.
Monday afternoon applications for
=: citizenship were heard and the follow
ing were granted citizenship papers:
Anton Nelson, Julius Marks, Carl
Helle, Joseph schwing, Frank Kosek,
Anton Rubischka, Joseph Kosek, Joseph
Buerzl and Karl frost.
I The cases of August Nell, Emil Jahr
and Joseph Heck were dismissed, and the
following were continued to the next
term of court: Edward Kruger, Bern
hard Pieke, Ole Marsteen, Carl F.
Setback, Theo. Erickson, Christ Holm,
John Pleniger, Claus Hillmann, Kurt
R. Steinke and Chas. Sperl.
Motions Heard.
During the afternoon of Monday
several motions were argued. The mo-
ton to strike the case of the Evans
Co., VS.. Jacob Klossner, Jr., from the
calendar was granted. A similar motion
in the case of Chas. H. Stuebe ct al.
VS.. Ed. F. Berkner was also granted.
BY consent of attorneys, all the
Packing Co. cases were continued to
the December term. The only other
business that required the attention of
the Court Monday was a judicial ditch
proceeding which took up the balance
of the afternoon
! Petit Jurors Excused.
At the opening of Court Tuesday
morning, the following petit jurors were
excused from serving at this term:
Fred Fenske, John Haas, Anton Hanson,
Arnold Hillesheim, Roy Palmer and
Ferd. Rebel. In addition to the jury
cases that were disposed of and will
not come on for trial heretofore men
toned, all other jury cases were either
settled or continued, so that only two
civil jury cases will be tried at this
term. They are the case of Werden
VS.. Fred and Harvey Wellner and that of
| Christ Filzen VS. William H. Gieseke.
A jury in the Werdan case was impanel-
led Tuesday morning. This case is
expected to go to the jury some time to-
day.
/ Grand Jury Still At 1t.
This terms grand jury seems to have
more matters requiring their attention
than any grand jury convened at previous
terms of Court. They returned two
indictments Monday afternoon just
before five o'clock The indicted were
arraigned yesterday morning. James
O'Leary and John Z. Jackson were
indicted for attempted grand larceny
in the first degree. They are accused
of attempting to steal an Overland car
in the village of Springfield February
10, 1872 Rudolph Langhoff was in
dicted for burglary in the third degree
and charged with entering the dwelling
house Of John @. Schugel of the Town of
Cottonwood April 8, 191 J, for the pur-
pose of committing larceny.
Another Indictment was returned
shortly before noon Tuesday, but the
party indicted not having been arraigned,
the name can not be made public. To
judge from the number of farmers from
the immediate vicinity who are wait