Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-22
MARCH TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT
Forty-seven Court and Jury Cases
Will Occupy Court For Sew
eral Weeks

ened us general term last Monday
morning at ten O'clock Hon. G. E..
Qvale was seated as judge. Peter
Bonde, county sheriff opened the court
in the customary way. The local
District Court officers in addition to
the above are Ed Sanderson, Clerk,
Charles Johnson, County Attorney and
G. H. Sherwood, court reporter.
Judge Qvale then read the calendar
and the attorneys present designated
the cases therein as jury or court mat
ftigations listed were for court set
tlement and the remainder OF 16 cas-
es called for jury deliberation.
The criminal calendar was brief
containing but nine cases most of
these having been continued from the
October calendar.
Attorney w. c.. Odell for Mason Spi-
Ger in the we'll known "hog case of
Loren L. Shult2 versus Mason w. Spi-
Ger which consumed some eight days
in the March term, appeared and
asked for postponement OF the try
ing of the case until Monday of next
week. Attorney Stone for the plain
tiff, Mr.. Shultz, objected strenuously
to the postponement. The court sus-
tanned the objection and the case will
be tried this week. It opened yester-
day at two o'clock when the drawing
OF jury commenced. This case is
by far the most important on the cal
endar.
The civil calendar contains fourteen
cases or suits against the City of
Wi!lmar as appeals from sewer assess
ments.
The Grand Jury was instructed on
Monday afternoon and Immediately
went into secret sessions with the
County Attorney Charles Johnson.
The Grand Jury has a number of i'm
portant cases to concern itself with
during this week.
Jury Cases
John r. SWAIN versus Christ Kiol-
sing Henry Bjelkengren and Gust
Nordin, Attorneys, Charles Johnson
and A. w. Ewing.
Loren L. Shultz versus Mason w.
Spicer, Attorneys, OBren, Young,
Stone and Horn and E. Southworth
and w. c. Odell.
II. Leventhal versus c.. A. Stark do
ing business as G. A. Stark & Co., At
torneys, A. H. Karatz and Charles
Johnson.
Fredericla Zelsdorff versus Edward
Anderson, Attorneys, John D. Great
house and Henry G.. Young
State Bank of New London versus
w. H. Foss and A. NJ Anderson, At.
torneys, Loren Risk and P. S. Red.
ding, 0. A. Finstad
A. H. Brown versus J. A. Dolbeck
Attorneys, Charles Johnson, R. w
Stanford and T. o. Gilbert.
John Costello, executor for last will
Of Hugh Mccartney versus Frank P
Rodney, Attorneys, Murdoch E. Lat
hrol>, John Davis. T. O. Gilbert.
Ben l.. Hedlund versus C. Otto
BergQuist, Attorneys, T. o. Gilbert and
Charles Johnson.
First National Bank of Renville YER
sus G.. M. Swart, Attorneys, L. D. Bar
nard and c.. A. Fosnes
Paul NJ. Peterson versus Ernes
Thompson, Attorneys, r. w. Stanford
and Geo. R. Smith
Johnson & Larson Lumber Co. yer
sus B. a. Olson, Attorneys, Chas. A
Swenson, Stevens & Stevens and R
w. Stanford.
Kandiychi County Bank versu
Truls T. Paaverud, Attorneys, T. O
Gilbert and Henry T. Ronning.
A. j. Kullander, versus Anton NJ
Reed. Attorneys, T. O. Gilbert and r
w. Stanford.
Harry L. Hale vereas J. A. Dolbeck
Attorneys, John l. Davis, Henry G
Young and T. o. Gilbert
H. P. Rasmussen and Elsie Rasmus
sen versus w. H. Lester, Attorneys
Henry G. Young and Luke X. Sexto1
Court Cases
In the matter of the petition of Han
Nelson ct al for a judicial road on tn
line between tKandiyohi and Stearn
Counties. T. O. Gilbert attorney fo
petitioner.
Nels o. Malmqu;st, A. o. Malmquis
and C. O. Malmquist versus Gree
Lake State Bank, Russell Spicer, Wn
Olson, M. T.. Henderson, Oscar A. O
red Attorneys L. K. Sexton, E. v
Campbell and L.. D. Barnard
George " and Anna Smoker versu
Knute E. Berg, Attorneys, Henry
Young and R. w. Stanford
Margaret Parsons versus John w
lin, and Anna Walin, William Nau
Ter, and Mathilda Klausler and Gree
Lake State Bank, Attorneys, Dill
Hoke, Krause and Faegre, T. o. G.
bert, E. V. Molle, r. w. Stanford.
G. A. Stark versus Harold F. Pau
son, Attorneys, Charles Johnson al
Henry G. Young. :.
The following are plaintiffs in cas'