The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-04-20
Court COnveneS
for Busy Term
FIFTY SIX CIVIL CASES CON-
FRONT JUDGE OLSEN; TERM
ONLY ELEVEN DAYS LONG.

/. M. Olsen, Judge of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District, is confronted with
about the stiffest term of court he
has ever undertaken in Redwood
County and with only eleven days in
which to do it. Court convened Mon
day morning when the grand jury met,
and Tuesday morning the petit jury
reported for action.
On the original court calendar there
were fifty-six civil cases and two on
the criminal calendar. 1t was proba-
BILE that the grand jury will increase
the criminal calendar by making an
Indictment or two. The jury is ex-
pected to be ready to make it's report
today "wednesday.
The cases which Judge Olsen has
set for jury trial include the follow
ing G. E. Stahl VS.. the Belview Light
and Power Company, Mary Bierl VS..
the Chicago and Northwestern r. r.
Co., Henry Zorn VS.. P. j. Richard,
Sanborn Farmers Elevator VS.. A. H.
Dorm, C. HI. Streeter VS.. R. w. Chris
tie, P. NJ. Fuller and Sons VS.. Capital
Live Stock Insurance Co., John Welsch
VS.. the Estate of Julia Welsch, Glen
coe Ditching Co., VS.. Charles Martin,
Friedrich and Barnard VS.. the County
of Redwood, Sweet and Company VS..
Aune and Thune, A. C. Anderson VS..
Aune and Thune, Guy V. Howard VS..
Julius A. Schmahl, Carl Rasmussen
VS.. j. E. McComb, Albert Torbet VS..
j. M. Stewart, Robert Hamilton Co.
VS.. A. C. Burmeister, Robert S. Gou-
dy VS.. William Gallery, the estate of
Margaret Blake VS.. Patrick John
Blake, Schultz Bros VS.. P. M. Fuller
and Sons, Richard Edwards VS.. the
County of Redwood, D. M. Larson VS..
D. V. Dotson, Farmers State Bank
of Wabasso VS.. j. j. Troska, Lamb
McGregor VS.. Farmers Fuel Co., of
Belview, Home Realty Company VS..
Lauterbach Brothers, Louise Becker
VS.. William Schuck, A. w. Osher VS..
Eliza Bishir, John Arthur VS.. J. H.
Melges, State of Mimi, VS.. Leo Jette,
Van Horn and Fordham VS.. James A.
Larson, Farmers State Bank of Olivia
VS.. State Bank of Revere, C. B. Arve-
son VS.. Loken and Loken, and the
State against Elmer C. Rebel
The two first cases on the calendar
which are appeals in the matter of
judicial roads damage assessments
were continued, so was the third case
of Samuel Adams VS.. Frances Adams
Halstad and Susan P. Adams. The
case of Agnes Miller VS.. w. H. Miller
was stricken from the calendar. The
case of Martinka VS.. Kircher will be-
heard by the court in chambers as
will the cases of John Clark VS.. Nor
ley and Nelson, G. B.. Tetrick VS.. the
Town of New Avon, Herman Radwenz
VS.. Louis Gladitsch, VIM. Green VS..
C. L. Albrecht, John Hines VS.. Farm
ers Elevator of Belview, frost VS..
Brey, Todnem VS.. Martin, Lucille All
rens VS.. John. Ahrens, Fred Peterson
VS.. Milroy Farmers Elevator, C. G.
johnson VS.. j. /. Johnson, j. A. Rick
ert VS.. A. B. Keeler and C. III. Freder-
ickson VS.. County of Redwood.
The case of Bechtold VS.. Smith was
settled, the case of Schultz VS.. Bisher
continued, the case of Borchardt VS..
Earl Swartz was continued three cases
in which P. M. Fuller and Sons ap-
peared as defendant against First Ma
tional Blk. of Redwood Falls, Farmers
State Blk. of Redwood Falls, Farrell &
Keefe respectively, were stricken from
the calendar. the case of Belknap VS..
C. & N. w. R. R. was settled and dis
missed and the case of State against
Lester Parott was dismissed on mo-
tion from the County Attorney on the
ground that there is not sufficient evil
dence to warrant conviction.
1t will of course be impossible to
dispose of all these cases in the time
allowed for this term and unless Judge
Olsen can give the County time for
special term, many Of these cases will
he continued until tho October term