New Ulm review., 1921-12-14
81 GRANTED I {
CIT NSHIP
APPLICATIONS ToTALED 4e.
REST ARE CONTINUED
OR DENIED.
4s CIVIL ACTIONS SET FOR
TRIAL BYsJURY. LONG
TERM AHEAD.

it looks as though the December term
of the Brown county district court,
which was formally opened Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, Judge Olsen
presiding, would last not only up to
Christmas but we'll into January. Of
the total numbe on the civil calendar,
only three were reported settled and
two we're continued until the next
term, while the balance, numbering 20,
will be tried before the court at this
term or during vacation.
Two Grand, Jurors Excused.
OF the grand jurors, John Haala was
excused on account Of sickness in the
family, Oscar A. swenstad failed to
put in an appearance. It was reported
that he also had desired to the excused
on account Of sickness in his family.
j. S. Watson of Springfield was named
foreman of the grand jury by Judge
Olsen, and r. G.. Schmid Of the same
place was elected clerk. The grand
jury will have at,least three criminal
cases to examine into, the defendants
having been bound over to the district:
court after preliminary examinat ton
in justice court.
A. A. Schlumpberger is acting as
deputy clerk of court and Joseph.
Weissenborn and Charles Lindemann,
Sr., are bailifs for the petit jury and
George Polta baiGf Of the grand jury.
"a Granted Citizenship.
OF the 46 applications for citizenship,
filed with Clerk Of Court Carl z.
Manderfeld, "a we're granted, while the
other 12 were either continued or de-
MED. Z. G. Grifiths Of st. Paulrepre-
sented the Federal government at the
hearing and examined the applicants.
The following were accepted as new
citizens of the United States by order.
Of Judge Olsen: John Pleniger, Charles
Schreiner, Fred Bauermeister, John
Wendt, Albert G. Plagens, Henry.
Konakowitz, Fred Fehd, Ernest A.
Hopkins, Alois Lamecker, Charles r.
Ratzke and Kurt R. Steinke, New
Ulm; August Stern, William Lange and
George Maha, Sleepy Eye; Gustav
Kirschstein, Frank MARI, Albert Guse,
John Dusl, William D. Guse, Otto
Lawrence, Reinhold Wendt, Adolph
Kruger, George Dussel, Gustav Ohne-
sorge, John Schreiner, Wenzel Koenig
and John Edmondsen, Springfield;
Wenzel Schoedl, Comfrey; Ole 0.
johnson, Hanska; Gustav Krebs, Cob
den: Niels C. Jensen and Ernest
Mohler, Evan; Hans Basmoen and
! Albert Junghanz, Lake Hanska.
Outside attorneys pressnt at tn.
op ening of the term were: y. 6
Davis, Albert Hauser and a. NJ. Berg
of Sleepy Eye; Alexander Seifert and
"A. G.. Loomis, Springfield; b. Johnson
Mankato; L. O. Rurie, Minneapolis.
Upon the preliminary call Of the
calendar the following cases were
noticed for jury trial:
Christ Dahl vsA John II. Poehler.
Charles M. Annexstad VS.. Johr
4 Bruns.
/ Leo Schueller VS.. Wilson Bros. #s
w. P. Schmitt VS.. Frank Schwerzler
John Bauer VS.. Emil Golnick.
Thomas Brothers VS.. Swan Daniel
son.
4 Jacob Rossbach VS.. Electric Shor
Z Line.
i VIM, Rossbach VS.. Electric Shor
Line. #
John Fischer VS.. Electric Short Line
Foster & Bertrand VS.. James Valdez
! Iowa Savings Bank Of Estherville
\ Iowa VS.. Emil G. Hage.
Frank B. Lattimer VS.. Henry j
Becker.
County Of Brown VS.. Martin Martin
z sen.
! County Of Brown VS.. j. M. Hanson
! C. IA Heers VS. III. i. Beecher.
State Bank of Essig vs.. S. p. Dow
= j. p. Dow ct al.
State Of Minnesota vs.. Oscar Knu1
son. M
Anna Golnick VS.. Herman j.. Ziesk
$ ct al. 3.
1 John RAIDER VS.. Electric Short Lin
e Railway Go.
S. G. Frederickson VS.. Axel Newdal
State Of Minnesota vs.. Jam,
Roberts.
Security State Bank, Mahnomen, y
! August Kettner.
!: Josephine Sperl VS.. Joseph ]. spe1
w. G. Markland and Geo.
Snyder VS.. County Of Brown.
s Schaefer Bros. VS.. Henry Harmel
! Ling. ,a, I,
Mike Klinkham mer vs.. S. II. Neilse
s Auto co. and Soren 2. Nielsen.
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