Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-09-30


# strictl C,ourt
b Ii the CAGE sof Swan Akerson, 81.
the West eide, against Nels Olson
for 1000 damages, Akerson was5
given . verdict Of 81 o Friday. Olson.
accid entally ran oyer Akerson's little
girl. 8 wheel Of the wagon passing
over and .:breaking the little girls
arm. Akerson alleged carelessness
on the part Of Olson. The case may
be carried higher. =.5.s
In the appeal Of G. F. Wilson, the
notion man, against the fine imposed
by Justice Sheldon for auctioninr
without q license, Judge Searle dis
missed the appeal on the ground
that the city charter does not pro
vide for an appeal from q oity JUS
tice's decision where an ordinance is
inv olyed. ~ : @.s$s
The jury gave Francis Lutes YER
dict of $315.59 in his case against
Messrs, Bouck and Lonsdale. Cattle
and grain belonging to Lutes had
been ATTACHED. After being held for
a time, their return was demanded
on the claim that they were exempt.
after this was done Lutes sued for
$500 damages, with above result. A
stay of so days was granted. Geo.
Stewart was attorney for the plain
tiff and J. II. Rhodes for the defend
ant. ..s
The case of Harriet McNeal vs.. a..
A. Rider, ct al, will be heard at St.
Cloud. .,,
Judgment of the lower court was
affirmed in the case of A. Ousdahl
VS.. Nels Akerson.
The case of Kerrick i Moeglein VS..
Julius Newman was argued and SUBJ
mitted, as was also the case OF w. s..
Conrad vs. Swanke & Clavin.
Louis Winner was granted a d.
vorce from Mary Winner.
Evaline Hall was granted a divorce
from William Hall.
The case of William Wick vs.. Otto
Bertram was dismissed, with costs
assessed to the plaintiff.
The case of A. K. Hall vs.. the Lit.
tie Falls Improvement and Naviga-
tion Co. was settled.
The case of Anna Johnson vs.. An.
ME B. johnson was dismissed by con-
sent Of plaintiff and costs assessed to
defendant.
VIM. Renick gotta verdict of $50 .0s
in his suit against Barney Gross for
1920. While Gross threshing rig
was working on Renick's farm sew.
eral stacks of grain were burned by
fire, which Renick claimed originated
from Gross engine. ae sued for
damages. J. 81. Rhodes was attor.
ney for. Renick and F. W. Lyon fo1
Gross. LII LII
The case of r. Neill VS.. the Missie'
sippi 4 Rum River Boom Co. was
sertled. .....-... ~ y.
i, Ferdinand Kowitz was given, q
verdict OF SIS in his suit against
Frederick and Wilhelmina ling. A
stay Of 40 days was granted. =
The. case of Mrs. Louis Steltner vs.
s.. c. Vasaly was dismissed, with
costs against the plaintiff.
In the case of Jos. Paquin vs.. the
Little Falls Improvement and Navi-
cation Co., for damages to over.
flowed lands, the plaintiff got a yer.
dict for $3.50. y. $
The case of c. D. Auyer vs.. Fl. A.
Rlder was submitted. 49,. .;..t~=t>
The two cases of the State VS..
Samuel Mills were dismissed on mo-
tion OF the county attorney. Mills
was charged with cutting timber and
damaging the school house in Dis.
trict ~, Randall. $685. .: Ell.
Walter Jackson was acquitted OF
the charge of assault ON VIM. Smith,
of Randall. 49,. ..- .--.*
The judgment of the lower court
was affirmed in the two cases of the
Village of Royalton vs.. Nick Rassier.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Den
ny, Saturday, Sept. 9th, son. =.
Geo. Cornwell is employed at Mich