Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-30

John Meshewski.
John Hudson.
James Hamilton.
Barney Schults.
Joseph Schultz.
John n. Nelson.
Joseph O'Boyle.
Jim Ryan.
Paul Kurkoski.
Amos Roberts and Smiley
Supange.
Richard Glenn and Peter
Millinger.
Frank Sier.
+. w. Quinn
The following were stricken from
the calendar:
State of South Dakota VS..
Beaman Owen.
Beaman.Owen.
Patrick Donahue.
The following cases were passed.
Safes of South Dakota VS..
Peter Munson.
Roy l.. Irwin.
NJ. J. Burns.
johnny Sauer.
Frank Kurkoski.
George Smith.
The other cases on the criminal cal
endar were disposed Of as follows:
State of South Dakota VS..
| Charles ii. Haring.
This was case against @. HI. Harring
formerally an attorney of this county
who was let out on his own promise
and who has skipped the country. The
1 Ed A.
State of South Dakota VS..
| E. w. Quinn and w. A.
| Brown.
This case was cited for trial as far as
Quinn was concerned and dismissed as
regards w. A. Brown as there was no
evidence found by the states attorney
against Brown,
The court then ordered the prisoners
called before the bar and the indict-
ments were read to them with the fol-
lowing results:
E. w. Quinn. charged with selling
liquor without license, plead guilty"
to both indictments.
Gust Barnard, carrying concealed
weapons contrary to law"plead guilty"
James RYAN, who was charged with
short changing M. Welnsteid of $40 was
not present and his cash bond of 5000
was declared forfeited.
Richard Glenn and Peter Millinger
called, charged with grand larceny, the
stealing of DR.. M. M. Judges veterinary
instruments. L. H. Woodwork was
appointed attorney and given until
Wednesday to plead.
Howard Wright charged with con-
Quoting gambling house, l. s. Coomes
appointed attorney and given until
Wednesday to plead in both cases.
Tobias Huseby, J. H. Lund appointed
attorney, charged with burglary of one
keg of beer, granted until Wedn esday
to plead.
Barney Schultts, charged with rob.
bling from John Corigan of $50, Frank
Anderson appointed as attorney given
until Wednesday morning to plead.
Joseph Schultz, charged with selling
intoxicating liquor illegally, plead
guilty"
Joseph O'Boyle, charged with selling
Intoxicating liquors contrary to law,
plead guilty"
II. @. Snodgrass, charged with forg-
cry on the Pierpont First State bank,
Attorney Anderson appeared for defend
ant and he was given until Wednesday
to plead.
John Kurkoski, charged with selling
liquor without license, plead guilty !"
Anton BLOCK. charged with selling
intoxicating liquors to minor, plead
guilty"
Paul Kurkoski. charged with selling
Intoxicating liquors contrary to law
plead guilty"
Paul Kurkoski, charged with assault
upon j. Nicho,ay with attempt to do
great bodily harm, plead "not guilty"
Frank Sier, attempting to and break.
ing ont Of county Jail, Rex w. Harris
appointed as attorney for the defendant
who was given until Wednesday to
plead. This is Mr.. Harris first case.
Amos Roberts was not arraigned
because he is an Indian and claimed he
could not understand English and court
waited for an interpreter.
John Jansme, charged with killing
hogs of A. s. Bryant given until We'd
nesday to plead.
John Hudson, charged with carrying
concealed weapons was not present and |
hts cash bond Of sl5 was declared
forfeited.
John NJ. Nelson, selling intoxicating |
liquor without license plead guilty"
Chauncey Mercy, assault with
attempt to do bodily harm TO Elmer