The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-30
80 Stearns County Residents
Will Be Naturalized May IL

The latter part of the week Clerk
of Court John Domnick summoned
the grand and petit jurors for the
May term of the Stearns county dis
trict court which will convene in st.
Cloud with Judge Roeser presiding.
On May IL, 80 residents OF
Stearns county will be admitted to
full citizenship in the United States
with appropriate ceremonies. Among
the list is Mike Werning well known
Sank Centre resident. The complete
list follows:
The first Is of the list of persons
up for naturalization, will report at
the court house at a. m. May IL,
and the second group of Is will re-
port at 2 D. m. of the same day. The
list includes:
Bertha Miller Bohrl, Robert Da-
wilson, Chris Davidson, James Nor
an, Mary Catherine, Norris Moran,
Joseph Derus, William Wirz, Walter
Surrowski, Sister Bernardita, David
Rudolf Gravander, Mrs. Marjorie
Clarno Gravander, Johanna Trobec,
Mick Knut Wilhelm Lind, Johanna
Farvick Were.
Second Group
Mike Baulmer, Louis George CHR
hart, Bertha Berry Chirhart, John
Classen, Katherine Kaiser Classen,
Ben Tobroxen, Sister PAMELA, Sister
Parkalina, Sister Designate, Michael
Theodore Norlin, William Fister
Ernst.
There are some two hundred cases
hanging over from older calendars
and about forty new cases have been
filed to date. The grist of new cases
at each court term usually exceeds
the ability of the court to dispose of
them and calendar congestion each
year becomes more pronounced in
this county. About one dozen liquor
cases are on the criminal list.
Among the important actions slated
for trial is the Olson-Lahr case and
several injury suits against railroad
companies brought in from other
places. The following are the lists
of grand and petit jurors. The grand
jurors will assemble at the court
house at 900 a. m. on May II and
the petit jurors will assemble at 9 100
on May 13.
Jack Allen, Getty; Anton Bent
field, Ashley; Nick Eichers, Maine
Prairie; Martin Fink, Wakefield
Joseph Hennen, Eden Lake; Mike
ailtner, Wildwood; Louis Job, Oak;
Ben Kirchner, CollegevilIe: Barney
Maverkamp, St. Augusta; Christ
Lauer, Farming; Ben j. Mondloch
st. Martin; Frank G. Peternell
1 81 Henry Kicker, Krain; JAG
GO schala1ngen, Munson; Peter
S DC Lake Henry; Joseph Schoen
waite Park; Mike Schwartz, City OF
oauk Centre; Lambert Sonnen. City
OF OF Melrose; Anton STREET, HOLDING
Henry Taber, Luxembourg; Val. THE.
sen' city of st. Cloud; Michael Tha1.
en- Albany; Andrew Hull, Grove
Petit Jurors
y, raul Bauer, Wakefield; Paul r
blenkush, Brockway; J. H. Bone.
meier Grove; Joseph Evermann. Mel.
rose; Leo B. Gambrino, civ If g.
cloud; Fred Gedosch, Pavnesvi1Ie
Joseph /Heinen, St. joseph: T. p
Jensen, Grow Lake; Mike Ki11een
raymond; Oliver KnickerhocIor
Fair Haven; Christ Kolb, citv of MAJ.
rose; Jacob Krebs, ST., ALBANY. Lob,
Lang. Eden Lake; E. J. McGowan
e,sy OF Melrose; Frank Moeller, Lux.
eGm1oufg; Ben Moritz, city Of St
SNl1ud; John Neis, Rockville; Martin
M nS:1, st: Martin; Henry Rolling, Jr.
wildwood; j. J. Ruehle, Jr., st. Au.
gusta; Mrs. Cath. Schaefer, citv OF
st. Cloud; Leo J. Schmidt, CITY OF
st. Cloud; Henry Steichen, city OF
st. Cloud; Chas. Spaeth, Getty; Mrs
Z; l.. Spaulding, Maine Prairie; Thor
Thorson, North Fork; Thomas Urban
lax, city of ST. Cloud; Mike Waldorf
Lake Henry; Jacob Weidner, Spring
Hill, Joseph Weber, Oak; Paul Will
cox Sank Centre; Mrs. Gerhard Zier-
ten, city of St. Cloud.