Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-01-12
DISTRICT COURT.
Cases Disposed Of During s.the Past
Week.

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Cases Disposed Of During .the Past
Week.
The case of Merchants and Mocha
MICS Savings Bank, of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
VI. j. A. Grant, ct al, continued.
N. G. Olson vs. George Levitt, con-
tinued.
James p. Hopkins VS.. Henry Nolti-
mer, continued.
Tootle Weakley Millinery Co., VS..
Jessie B. Pattie, continued.
Mccormick Harvesting Co., VS.. Pat
rick Norton, dismissed.
Nickolaus Noxsiem vs.. John Barton
estate, verdict for plaintiff for 1925.
and interest.
D. Il. Ryan & Co., VS.. s. s. Moen, dis
missed.
Eva Greenberg vs.. Chas. N. Grant,
settled.
Seabury & Co., VS.. p. DeFiore, dis
missed by plaintiff at close of taking
testimony.
F. H. Stoltz VS.. Fred T. Fox, Mabel
Manning and Andrew Anderson, con-
tinued.
Patrick McGinnis vs.. Edmun nd
Burke, dismissed.
Thos. T. Anderson VS.. John Caffery,
dismissed.
S. Swennunson VS.. Peter Regan, to
be tried in chambers.
Thos. Norton VS.. Frank Goldammer
and VIM. Simpson. continued.
Anthony Dion VS.. Chashmere De-
mars, verdict for s36.97 with interest.
M. Smith VS.. w. Pool and j.. Jensen.
iudpment for dafondant
Albert z. Pithorf VS.. P. DeFiore,
settled.
The Red River Valley Brick Co., VS..
F. W. Stanley and F. T. Fox, to be
tried in chambers.
Ealef Larson VS.. Andrew Davidson.
to be tried in chambers.
John Fl. Gressens VS.. Plano COM
pany, to be tried in chambers.
Helen Robertson VS.. P. w. Walker,
dismissed.
s. F. Everett VS.. A. S. Pattee and
Maria Pattee, settled.
Mrs. A. M. Mcdonald VS.. Ole O..
Nesseth, settled.
G. S. Reynolds VS.. Theodore Ander-
son, settled.
State ex rel, Bert A. Kendall VS.. Devils
Lake COOPERATIVE association, passed.
S. L. Wineman VS.. II. L. Wineman.
settled.
Nellie F. Tanning VS.. r. and M.
Bauer, to be tried in chambers.
Rutherford A. Cornwell VS.. John F.
Ray, settled.
Ben Halle and Fred Halle. his guar
dian, VS.. John Mcdonald, verdict for
plaintiff for $50, less s36. Is and interest
on balance from Sept. LIST, '99.
John Geerhart VS.. S. j. Dean, settled.
l.. Schultz VS.. L. @. Carpenter, con
tinued.
Thomas Norton VS.. Frank Goldam-
mer, continued.
Saltwater Mfg. Co., VS.. Geo. w.
Jameson ct al, to be tried in cham
bers.
David Hutton rs. Great Northern
Railway company, settled.
5. Christopherson VS.. Chas. Baker,
settled.
Richards vs.. Killar, to be tried in
chambers.
Flatland VS.. Luros, settled.
ID. S. B.. johnson Land Co. VS.. Peter
Regan. tried and submitted.
Oleson We. Anderson, settled.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The State VS.. Charles M. Grant, con-
tlnued.
The State VS.. John Mapes, defendant
plead guilty to the charge of steali ng
60 bushels Of wheat, and was sentenced
one year and seven months in the
p%enitentiary.
The States rs. W. C. Rogers, bail for
feited. and money ordered paid into
treasury.
State VS.. Robert Stuart, the verdict
wa guilty of forgery in the fourth de-
gree with recommendation to mercy.
A few days ago Stuart took a check to
the Ramsey County bank presumably
drawn by A. S. Pattee for S25. Doubt
ing the genuineness of the signature,
Cashier J%uergens had Stuart wait un-
til Pattee could be summoned. Upon
the arrival of the judge he promptly
pronounced the signature a forgery.
Stuart was Immediately arrested and
taken before the district court for
trial with the above mentioned result.
Judge Morgan yesterday sentenced
Stuart to n year and nine months
in the p%enitentiary.
The jurors we're dismissed Wednes-
day and the January term of court
closed. Judge Morgan will leave to-
morrow for Wahpeton to hold a term
of court for Judge Lauder.