Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-09-25
DISTRICT COURT.

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Judge searle convened the fall term
Of court Monday morning. NJ. See.
man Of Buchanan, Ed. Simmons and
John O'NeiNlof Little Fails were ex.
oused from services on the grand Jury
Jas. Tanner was made bailif for the
grand jury, Of which Dennis sheedy
was elected foreman.
The morning was occupied with FIX
ing day for trial Of cases.
J. B. Meyer vs. e. 8. Tanner as sher-
i'll involved the worth of 277 bushels
Of wheat levied on by the sheriff from
Meyer. Meyers father claims the
wheat was his property.
The jury gave. q verdict for d6fen-
dant in this case and in that Of J.sitz-
man VS. the First National bank.
The cases of C. Walner vs. q. Allen,
J. F. Jordon VS. Nels Oberg were dis
missed.
The cases Of Davieux vs Mayhem.
Trebby vs. Rosenberg, Kunza vs.
Polluk, Bellefeuille vs. N. P. Ry.,
Sprandel vs. K. Reede. were settled.
Prellwitz vs. Poster was stricken from
the calendar.
John Ziegler, induced for taking
wood off another farmers land, pleaded
guilty and was fined $15 and costs.
In A. Larson vs. A. Swanson, for
wages, he defendant was given ver-
dict.
G. A. Sprandel got verdict of $145. :
Is in his suit against E. Bellefeuille
for rent Of land.
The case of J. T. johnson vs. Mrs..
Katie Reede was dismissed by the
court Thursday afternoon, on account
Of insufficient evidence. This is one
Of series of threatened cases against
Mrs. Katie Reede. As our readers
will remember, John Reede disap-
peared from this city In the early
part Of February. John Reede..-was
the proprietor of the American House
and left many debts. An attempt was
made by these creditors to charge
John Reede as agent of Mrs. Reede
instead of as principal. S. G. and L.
W. Vasaly appeared for the defen-
dant
Frank eroux vs. Henry and Malvina
Lareau, commission for land sold, plain
tiff was given. a verdict against Lareau
for 8165.
In John A. Nelson vs. G. W. Berg
strom, to recover 500 commission for
land sale, the jury decided for de-
PENDANT
A verdict of $12 in flavor of plaintiff
was given in J. G. SCHROEDER vs. G.
Gravel. The suit was for $18 for
hauling 5000 feet of lumber about
twenty-five miles, Gravel had levied
on the stuff, which sold under the
hammer Tor $14.
The grand jury returned indictments
AGAINST Williams, the escaped .forger,
and NJ. J. Kosobuski, of Platte, for
selling liquor without a license. The
grand jury finished work Wednesday
morning. A report on the county jail
was made:
To the County Commissioners of
Morrison county:
We, the grand Jury for Morrison
county, MIMI, for the general Sep
TENDER term. 1908, have made an OK
amination..of the county jail Of. said
county, and find that 1t is properly
kept by the sheriff. The Jail building
needs some repairing.
Sept. %. 1908.
Dennis Sheedy, Chairman.
The Kosobuski case was set for next
Tuesday.
Cases have been as follows
Today-Ryan vs Hall, Kornman vs.
Burton, Kerkhoff VS. Otremba, Ander-
son vs. Benson.
Monday-Adams vs. Schleusener,
Tandetzki VS. N P Ry, Nordlund VS. N
Ry.
esday-Merchants Bank of St.
Cloud vs. Yorek ct al, Bouok vs. Begor-
dis and Bodleogic, Greengard vs. N
Burton & Co, Foley Bros & Kelly vs
Hall.
The following securedsecond papers :
SWEDEN
Aug. Grund
Abel A. Wedin
Olaf Olson
GERMANY
Diedrich Hilmer