Circeit Court Dockets Under Slowly Diminishing Calendar
The Circeit Court's weekly docket shows several civil actions resolved. Melissa Morse vs Drew ended in favor of the defendant for slander. a related suit for money owed also favored the defendant. First National Bank of Wheaton won possession of a team of horses from Frank Phillips. Minder & Jorgenson vs Ole Bruestuen favored the defendant in a commissions dispute. Agness Pies sued Nels Bauder for assault and battery, verdict for Pies at $1,000 after the defendant failed to appear. S. J. Simonson vs Fredrick and Dove involved a jury verdict pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Morse
Drew
First National Bank of Wheaton
Frank Phillips
Minder & Jorgenson
Ole P
Nels Bauder
S. J. Simonson
Fredrick and
Dove
Political Potpoouri Shifts Stir Watertown Race Scene
Local Democrat John B. Hanton emerges as a possible statewide contender amid Democratic hopes and Republican splits. Judge Nelson Wilcox reveals candidacy for Clerk of Court Foss, backed by Sisseton’s veteran Republicans. The piece notes party tides, ward delegate selections, and critiques of Hall and Parker in Congress.
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John B. Hanton
Watertown
Kittridge
Crawford
Bhut
Nelson Wilcox
Sisseton
Foss
Standard
Wilcox
Verdicts Favor Plaintiffs in Two Cases
The court returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in both cases. In the Mary A. Nelson versus A. H. Ingersoll guardian matter, the case was taken under advisement in open court by stipulation and the jury was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Nelson
A. H. Ingersoll
Guardian
Stalwarts Ahead as Huron Convention Control Proclaimed
The insurgents concede their loss of majority at the Huron convention as the stalwarts consolidate control. A Crawford organ once billed the March 10 primaries as pivotal, now downplays their importance, signaling a dramatic policy shift amid local political maneuvering. The piece ends noting the Racket Store offers a fine line of picture postal items.
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Crawford
Lincoln
Cuckoo
Cough syrup ad and assorted items from city columns
An old newspaper page features a Palace Drug Store coughing syrup ad with tariffed prices, local quip about a juror’s satchel lost during a trip to Wilmot, and notices about visitors A J Norby of Minneapolis and a fire tragedy in Collinwood Ohio. It also mentions a Bowman land excursion from St Paul on March 17 and a social hosted by Mrs J Miller with nine lady teachers.
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A. J. Norby
Minneapolis
Court House
McNulty
Mr. Norby
Norby
Land
Ohio
Dorn
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Labre
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Si Yon
South Dakota
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Tie County
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J. N. Pryor
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Wilmot
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Katherine Weller
Cleveland
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East Cleveland
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Western Land Security Company
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J. C. Perkins
Charlie Phelps
Advance 7 Company