Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-26

the winning side OF the case. The
jury men claim that Mr.. Stewart had
agreed to the first verdict brought
III.
In the case OF E. Bellefeuille VS.
Ripley town, for damages owing to
entertainments which caused water to
collect on plaintiffs land, the jury
gave the plaintiff $110. Bergheim
& C meron were attorneys for the
plaintiffs. A sstay OF thirty days
granted.
Second papers issu d Friday:
Andreas Dzraba. Oscar Mangleson.
Nels Oberg, Gail Swanson, John
Anderson, Harris Erickson, Edmond
Fourier.
S,tate vs.. Borosch, charg' d with
incest. was continued to March, and
defendant placed upper $1,000 bends.
A continuance was grantedia J. B.
Meyer VS. E. 5. Tanner as sheriff.
Plaintiff sues to recover value OF
wheat levied on by the sheriff to
Sc tis'y an execution. Execution was
against Michael and Margaret Meyer
but plaintiff, their son, claims that
the grain belonged TO him.
The case Of Miller VS. Pine Tree
Lumber Co. was settled.
Gases continued: Gardner vs..
Mu$grove, Perovitz vs.. Nagorski,
Styke vs. Anderson Co.
In Staples VS.. Jackson, the jury
gave plaintiff $52.12. Jackson va
Gated residence rented from Mrs.
aples. without, it was claimed,
giving notice to the owner or to-
| d. Rhodes, her agent, and plaintiff
sued TO: rent. Defense claimed that
John Wetzel was agent, and notice
had baen give him. The grand jury
made final report Saturday and
were discharged. They recon.
mended that the Jail he heated from
the court house plant. that broken
window panes should be replaced,
and that wnite ena mel paint be
used in courthouse basement and iu
|jail.
Judge Searle opened court Monday
afternoon.
The damage case of W. J. Parker
W.. the Pine Tree Lu nber Co., to re-
cover for injuries received in the mill
several years ago, was taken from
tho jury and dismissed by Judge
Searle. The case has been in district
court twice before, the plaintiff get
ting verdicts OF $1,000 and $500.
The supreme court reversed the case
once, and granted new trial the
second time. Judge Searle held there
was no evidence to support yer.
dict for plaintiff.
The case of Roller vs.. N. P. Ry.,
was dismissed on the motion of de.
fendact's attorneys.
/ Under stipulation the case of P
, Lezure Va. the Hennepin Paper Co
was dismissed.
Theo. Knuth convicted of break.
ing into the California Wine House,
was given a sentence of two years in
state prison, =.
, Dan Shine, who in a drunken dt
stabbed LouisTonn, was fined$10Oor
!: sixty days in Jail, and will pay the
fine.
Fred Gravel, charged with oh.
structing a road, was found not
e Iilty. j.
c. W. Kemp got verdict of 5000
in his suit against the N. P. Ry for
dam ages for personal injuries r.
ceived through being struck by q
p sssenger train. J. N. True was at,
erney for Kemp.
Verdict for defendant was given in
V. Schwintek vs. n. johnson, in
which plaintiff wanted $500 for false
and malicious prosecution. The
case grew out of school election in
which some dissatisfied people with.
drew and those left elected H. Arm.
strong treasurer. Schwintek, who
was clerk, claimed an illegal election
and SO notified the county super.
+ fntendent. the old officers thus hold
ing Office. johnson secured Schwir.
tek's arrest on complaint that he
had not complied with the law re.
quiring names OF elected officers to
be returned. This case against