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COURT HOUSE DOINGS
Items of Interest Gleaned by Our Orange City Ourrespondent
The October term of the district court will consent next Monday. Oct. 27th, with Judge c C. Bradley presiding. The grand jury is summoned for duty on Monday afternoon but members of the petit jury will not be obliged to report until Monday morning. Nov. 3rd.
John T. De Jong. who was tarred and feathered last July by 17 citizens of Orange City. was bound over to the grand jury last week by Mayor Cor. Vande Steeg of Orange City on n charge of adultery. His bond was fixed at $1,000. The charges against him were filed by Peter De Cook. one of the men who De Jong alleges participated in the tar and feather episode. De Jong has already filed suit against De Cook and a number of other participants in the "tar party" for damages. The damage action may be tried at the coming term of court.
The First National Bank of Sioux Center asks judgment against H. J. Ten Napel on a note for $9,375.53, with interst and costs.
The Diamond Products Company asks for judgment against S. Van Roekel for goods, wares and merchandise in the sum of $150, with interest and costs.
The Cereal By-products Company asks judgment against Klein Bros., a partnership, for $90, with interest and costs.
Anna Hein has filed a petition against Wm. P. Gerst and Wilhelmina C. Gerst and the Alton Savings Bank, asking foreclosure and for judgment on note for $2,500, with interest and costs.
Peter Lage asks judgment against Harry Walinga for $1,000 and costs. The petition states that Welinga's truck struck plaintiff's automobile, causing damage to the above amount.
The Van Eizenga Lumber Co. states in a petition which has been filed that they are the holder of a judgment for $114.90 and costs against Gerrit Wagner, Winnie Wagner and Jacob Wagner and asks the court to decree this judgment a lien on an Oakland coupe No. 84-7136.
Mrs. Ed. Lundberg has brought an action against Sam Blair and D. N. Steffen claiming defendants wrongfully attached her husband's wages and asks judgment for $170 damages, $25 expenses, and interest and costs.
The Board of Pensions and Relief of the Methodist Episcopal church ask judgment on a note for $30,000, with interest and costs, against the estate of Harry R. Siemonsma, deceased, his wife, Mary, and others.
J. W. Vandenburg asks judgment against John Versteeg, receiver of the Citizens Bank of Hospers, for $1,330.25 for supplies furnished and for costs.
Nick Greiner asks judgment against Emma Splear for goods, wares and merchandise delivered at Rock Valley in the amount of $156.53.
Edwin Brickson, in his petition against J. P. Schwebach and N. T. Schwebach, executors of the estate of John Schwebach, deceased, asks judgment for $238.95, his share of the rent, and interest and costs.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company asks foreclosure of mortgage and judgment on note for $65,000, with interest and costs, against Howard M. Corwin and others.
Cora A. Flaherty asks foreclosure of mortgage and judgment on note for $18,000, with interest and costs, against Henry E. Groth and others.
L A. Andrew, receiver of the Hawarden State Bank, brings an action against Sioux county and A. Balkema, Treasurer, asking to have the taxes declared not a lien on property in hands of the receiver, and taxes assessed to A. H. Ring be declared not a lien on lots 7, 8 and 9, block 30, Calliope, now a part of Hawarden.
Major Northrup and others have filed a partition action in which they ask to have three referees appointed to make partition of their interests in the land belonging to the Adam Scott estate.
Mary E. Kennedy and Anna M. Abbott ask for the foreclosure of a mortgage and judgment on a note for $18,000, with interest and costs, against Harry E. Groth, Olena Groth, Arthur Chambers, Ada Belle Chambers and Andrew E. Lee.
L. A. Andrew, receiver of the Hawarden State Bank, in a suit filed against Ed. Lambertson, demands judgment; that the partnership of R. H. Nolan and defendant be dissolved and receiver appointed of property, etc., and same sold and the proceeds divided, and that defendant be ordered to deliver books of the partnership to said receiver.
H. R. Hammon asks judgment against Earl Hayden for damages when defendant's truck collided with his truck on highway No. 75 near the "million dollar" corner, in the amount of $150.97 and costs.
In the receivership of the Hawarden State Bank, the receiver's eleventh quarterly report shows bills receivable collected since the previous report, amounting to $5,687.48, leaving bills receivable still to be collected in the amount of $141,819.00. Total cash receipts for the period were $8,255.25 and total disbursements $4,703.84. The amount of cash on hand Sept. 30th was $19,211.63.
The LeMars Globe-Post filed a petition asking for an attachment against Billy and Jack Rossman of Ireton, claiming they ordered sale bills, nccepted same and refused. to pay.
An application and order to compromise the indebtedness of Will De-
Raad has been made in the case of F. M. Slagle against the Northwesters Bank of Alton.
John Roghair has filed a suit in which he asks for the replevin of a Whippet car from Wm. J. Allard.
In the matter of the general assignment of Klein Bros. Grain Company for the benefit of creditors, an order authorizing assignee to employ an attorney and engage other necessary assistance, an order appointing appraisers and an order authorizing and directing sale of perishable and other property have all been signed.
An order has been signed fixing the time and place of hearing in the guardianship of the Van Duyn minors.
An order has been signed for an ellowance in the estate of Willom L. Gandy, deceased.
