Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-13
Court Notes.

Day county circuit court since our las
issue:
The case of G. o. Thoe VS.. the J.
Case Threshing Machine company was
tried to a jury and the verdict returned
was for $l.00 damages. This verdict
throws the costs on Thoe.
Case of George Seeley VS.. Eli Fortune
was on motion of plaintiff dismissed
without prejudice.
\ Case of E. Beachy VS. Peter Bruns,ig
The answer of defendant was with
h drawn and a verdict returned for
plaintiff
In Tibbs, Hutchinson q company VS..
p. W. Bowler the court directed ver-
\ dict for the plaintiff for $l34S5 The
defense making no appearance.
a The jury in the case of Ole w Acker
son VS. H. f. Hansmier found a verdict
q for the defendant on ali the issues III
a the case
AT the conclusion of the damage suit
n of Marie Farmer VS.. The United States
Express company the jury gave the
u plaintiff judgment for $7l so.
The court on Monday raised the fol-
& lowing sentences:
n Frank Anderson moved the court for
new trial in case of State VS.. S. H.
. Egeland on ground of errors In courts
directions to jury. Motion denied by
!. the court. Sentenced to county Jail for
J sixty days and fine of $500 90, and in
default be confined in Jail 200 additional
days. Attorney Anderson served notice
of appeal and stay of execution thirty
days given Bond fixed at 81 ,0C0.
State VS.. Howard Wright. Fined $50
and costs or twenty-five days in Jail on
first count. $50 or ten DAYS in county
Jail on second count.
State vs. Gust Barnard, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, said he
\ purchased gun to defend himself with
1.-THE night before. Fined $50 or twenty.
five days in Jail.
State VS.. John Machowski. notice of
motion for new trial Case postponed
until Friday for sentence
State VS.. Barney Schutts charged with
robbery, sentenced to confinement in
the penitentiary for six months.
State VS.. Amos Roberts charged with
grand larceny, sentenced TO fifteen
months in Sioux Falls penitentiary.
State VS.. Richard Glenn and Peter
Milliger charged with grand larceny,
sentenced to Sioux Falls for 10 months
Frank Sier charged with attempt to
break Jail, sentenced TO the county Jail
for sixty days
Case of Chas. F. Black, charged with
criminal libel, given until 9oclock Tues
day morning. This case was put over
the term by Judge Mccoy.
KIN The case of Peter Loseth VS. Soren
j. Halls was by stipulation continued
over the term.
Case of j. K. Elliott & Company vs.
Thomas was on motion of council for
defendant and continued over the term
on payment of SIS. terms.
The case of Mon6ry VS. Oberg was
stricken from the calendar.
In Ole Osteby VS. Conrad Kohlhase
the jury found for plaintiff on all counts
gave him the buildings in dispute and
500 80 damages.
The case of the J. l. Case Threshing
Machine company VS.. G. o. Thoe, X
10. Thoe. j. o. Thoe and E. 0. Thoe
was called the plaintiff made its case
and no defense was made and the court
directed verdict for the plaintiff for
sum of s351.55.
In the case of o. A. Chilson VS. j. H.
Moore the court directed a verdict for
$47540
The court directed verdict for the
Nplaintiff in the case of the j. l. case
Vfhreshing Machine company VS.. G. o.
Thoe, K o. rhoe and Z. o. Thoe.
The case of James johnson as admin
strator of L. o. Unseth VS.. H. E. Hoi-
cen was tried TO jury and verdict of
500 40 was given plaintiff.
IL the case of G. A. Carnegie VS.. E.
w Rick, land case, the jury found
or the defendant on all issues.
The case of Mary N Bailey VS.. b. A.
Walton, ct. al. is now occupying the
Mention of the court