New Ulm review., 1922-05-17
28 CASES ON The
CIVIL CALENDAR
COURT SESSION PROMISES To
LAST OUT MAY AND WELL
INTO JUNE.
CALENDAR IN MANY
YEARS. WOMEN JURORS
ON THE JOB.

With twenty-eight cases on the
civil calendar noticed for jury trial
and three criminal cases also to be
tried before jury it looks very much
as though the May term Of the Dis
trict Court Of Brown County which
convened at the Courthouse Monday
morning at II O'Clock would be in ses-
sion not only for the balance of the
month but would extend for week or
more into the month of June. No
doubt quite number Of the cases
that have been noticed for jury trial
will be either settled and dismissed or
continued until the next term but
nevertheless Court will be in session for
more than two weeks anyway as mat
ters stand at the present time.
Women Are Game.
None of the grand jurors asked to
be excused. There are seven women
on the grand jury panel and although
Judge Olson intimated that he would
be inclined to excuse any whose house
hold duties and business matters
might make it almost impossible to
serve yet none asked to be excused.
Louis B. Krook, cashier of the Brown
County Bank, was appointed foreman
of the grand jury and upon retirement
they selected Mrs. j. w. B. Welcome
as clerk.
Charles Lindemann, Sr. and Mrs.
Albert Nicholas were sworn in as bail
ifs of the grand jury. The only other
bailiff on duty is Charles Brust, Sr.,
George Hogen is acting as deputy
Clerk Of Court.
/ Upon preliminary call of the civil
calendar the following disposition was
made Of the cases:
Jury Cases.
Anna Golnick VS. Herman J. Zieske,,
ct al, W. C. Markland and Geo. Fl.
Snyder VS. the County of Brown,
State Of Minnesota VS. Otto Gutzke,.
R. W. Zimmerman VS. Dan Williams,
Harry Trautman and John G. Schultz
VS. W. B. Plaisted, Herman Tehelor VS..
IS. A. Wooldrik Co. CORP, New Uln1
Roller Mill Co., a corp, VS. Frank
Darcy, Farmers & Merchants State
Bank Of New Ulm VS. John Fl. We'd
dendorf, ct al, Joseph Feltis ct al, VS.
Edward F. Berkner, ct al, Caroline
Frenzel and Albert Steinhauser, trus-
tee, VS. Anton A. Henle, Albert Pfaen-
der and George D. Erickson VS. C. A.
Heers, III. T. Hoidale VS. Ida, Vogtel,
State of Minnesota VS. John Ubl, Far
mers & Merchants State Bank Of New
Ulm, a corp, VS. Peter Fischer, Fl. G.
Vogelpohl VS. Carl Steinhaus, VIM.
Rautenberg VS. Louise Kehms and
| Louise Windhorn, August Mueller VS.
Edward F. Berkner, Joseph W.
Schmitt VS. Sleepy Eye Labor Society
let al, Twin City Company q corp, VS.
4 Edward Berkner, Brown County
Bank a corp, VS. Emil G. Hage, Adam
Breinbenbach VS. Edward F. Berkner,
Palm Carlson VS. New Ulm Drainage
& Construction Company CORP, J.
a. Brudeli VS. Axel Ahlgren ct al, Her
/ man Koop, ct al, as Koop & Son VS.
Anton Schmitz, F. V. Reahey VS. John
Brey, George Mensing VS. Chicago &
Northwestern Railway CO., S. A. Sand
berg VS. Anton Zeug, and Edward F.
| Berkner VS. Roman r. Decker and
Solomon A. Wooldrik
Court Cases.
Jay D. Ingraham vs. Martin NJ,
fisherman, Martha Maidl VS. Frank
! Maidl, Fred Engelbert VS. Meta S.
/ Nelson and Minnie Mary Enge1bert,
/ Anna Matter, ct al VS. Joseph Matter,
4et al, Herman j. Bong VS. Hertha
4 Weschcke, ct al, Peter Fischer VS. An
i mis- & Rohling Co, and First National
j Bank of Hanska, In the Matter Of the
Guardianship of Fred Wilfahrt,
4 minor, VS. +. IL. Krook as Guardian,
/ Clifford Helling VS. Lauris, Ingyald,
1 lBjorneberg and Karn, Alex Waibel VS.
Albert Pitzner, ct al, Caroline Bon
CARDS vs. John Bongards, Theodore
Meier VS. j. p. Could and New UIm
i Turn Verein, 4 corp, Mike Elsner vs.
Eagle Roller Mill Company, and Syl-
i via Hennick vs. G. r. Hennick.
4 Continued Cases.
4, =. NJ. Turbis, VS. Theodore Kroen-
| ing, Sylvester Arndt "a minor, by John
4 g.. Arndt, his father VS. Minneapolis
& ST. Louis Railroad Co., corp.
3 Settled and Dismissed.
.. John A. Helling, VS. John w. Rooster,
3 Lampert Lumber CO., a corp, VS. 81
yer Haugen, ct al, Lampert Lumber
Co, a corp, vs. Edward G. Sperstad
Z ct al, Security State Bank, Mahno.
men, MINI, vs. August Kettner, Far.
! mers State Bank Of Dotson. q corp.
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