Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-27
Court To Open Monday With Light
Calendar--H Seek Citizenship
Fifty Cases Now On Calendar. Citizenship Cases To
Be Heard Monday. Grand Jury Convenes
, Monday Afternoon and Petit
Tuesday Morning

will open it's fall term on Monday
morning at ten o'clock. All indications
at the present time point to a light
court session. The calendar contains
some fifty cases the greater portion of
which are ditch and tax cases. Ten
cases have been carried over from the
last term and twelve new cases have
been added since the last session.
There are about fourteen cases of
ditch matters and a similar number
of cases arising from tax proceedings.
On the criminal calendar are two cas-
es continued over-those of H. D.
Davis Of Willmar and Harry Watson
of Minneapolis.
All cases are Of local nature. One
case is that of divorce. There is no
case that in the popular mind might
be called intensely interesting"
The court will first hear some sew
enteen applicants for citizenship. A
Federal Examiner from the Naturali-
zation Office in st. Paul will be in
the city Monday morning and will
examine the applicants. The number
Of applicants this term is the small
est ever examined for citizenship,
states Clerk Of Court Ed SandersOn.
The following is the list and the
addresses of those applying for citi-
zenship, their place of birth and their
witnesses who will appear with them
in court:
Thorn K. Lokken, Brooten Route 3
(Norway) Witnesses, Ole Sagedal and
Carl Sagedal Of Kerkhoven.
Hans Sordal, Willmar, Route 5.
(Norway) Witnesses, Tosten Chrits-
ianson and Lars Urdahl, Willmar.
Carl A. Engstrom, Renville, Rt. S.
(Sweden) Witnesses, Arvid Swenson
and C. F. Peterson of Renville.
Wilhelm Meinerts, Raymond. (Ger-
many) Witnesses, Joseph Keller and
Geo. Greenfield of Raymond.
CLAUS O. Stensrud, Brooten, Route
3. (Norway) Witnesses, Carl Swenson
and Gilbert swenson Of Sunburg.
Axel Ferdinand Linden, Atwater,
Route /. (Sweden)
Leo Lundblad, Atwater, Route g..
(Denmark)
Ole P. Tvensborg, Spicer. (Norway)
Witnesses, John Hildahl of Willmar
and Thomas Nelson of Spicer.
Johan A. .Bertilson, Willmar, (Swe-
den) Witnesses, Frank A. Holmberg
and G.. Dahlheim of Willmar.
Constantine Marroihelakis, Willmar.
(Greece) Witnesses, John Costello
and Oscar J. Elmauist of Wi1lmar.
John Amundson, New London. (Nor-
way) Witnesses, Harold Swenson and
E. F. Fink of New London.
Gertrude Carlson, Willmar, Route
2. (Sweden) Witnesses, Sam Nelson
and August Lundquist of Willmar.
Jacob A. Holtan, Atwater (Norway)
Witnesses, I. G. Anderson of Atwater
and J. S. Peterson Of Willmar.
Erick w. Seaberg, Pennock. (Swe-
den) Witnesses, Theo. Frederickson
and Alfred Larson of Kerkhoven.
Gerret Tazeller, Svea, Route 2.
(Netherlands) Witnesses, H. F. Mole
and Herman Mole of Danube.
Johannes Langager, Willmar, Route
5. Norway Witnesses, Peter Bonde
and VIM. O. Johnson of Willmar.
John Kocheras, Willmar. (Greece)
Witnesses, E. M. Elkjer and j. B. ,Ol
son of Willmar.
The Grand Jury will convene on
MOndav aftarnn0n at two o'clock he
charged by the court and go into Sc
cret session.
The Petit Jury is called for Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. Sheriff Peter
Bonde has served notices on the jur
ors during the past weeks.