Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-07-15

William Grier VS. John Schilley
S. p. Wage VS. +. +. Aplin
The following case was appealed to
the supreme court of the state:
City of Webster VS. County of Day
The following cases had been settled;
John L, Miller VS. Jerry Lynch
Frank Sears VS. Charles +. Black
The German Evangelical Lutheran
church of Webster, S. d., VS. Ludwig
Metz, Martha Metz, August Blank
ct. al
Albert Hemple VS. John Scotness
Beachy d Rathbun VS. Hans l. Hanse
j. V. Martin VS. L. Snipstad
DR.. IL. A. Peabody VS. Rasmus Mork
DIR. p d. Peabody VS. Rasmus Mork
The following persons were arranged
and given chance to plead.
Gus Regnier, charged with selling
liquor without license plead guilty.
Ole johnson charged with selling
liquor without license given until 8
o'clock Wednesday TO plead
s. l.. Purdum charged with receiv-
ing stolen property given until 8 o'clock
Wednesday to plead
William Beaman charged with selling
liquor without license given until
o'clock Wednesday to plead.
w. g. Warner charged with selling
liquor without license plead guilty.
Carl Malmberg, charged with forgery
in the second degree, given until 8 m
Wednesday to plead.
Carl Malmberg, another charge for
gerry in treasurer's books given until 9
o'clock Wednesday to plead.
Fred Kuhni, charged with gambling,
given until Wednesday at 8 o'clock to
plead.
M. j. Burns and r p Burns, charged
with selling liquor contrary to law,
given until Wednesday TO plead.
Same defendants, same charge and
same ruling.
Fred Kuhni, charged with the crime
OF assault upon the person of Oscar Kol-
berg, continued over the term.
julius Flagstad, charged with selling
liquor without license, given until 8
o'clock Wednesday morning to plead.
julius Flagstad, charged with keep
ing q saloon open on Sunday, given
until Wednesday at o'clock to plead.
KNIT Simonson, charged with selling
liquor without license, given until 8
o'clock Wednesday morning to plead.
Fred Davis charged with rape upon
Mrs. Fred johnson given until o'clock
Wednesday to plead.
Roy L. Irwin charged with selling
liquor contrary to law given until Q
o'clock to plead.
Charley Wilson charged with assault
with an attempt to kill plead guilty to
simple assault and was fined $50 and
costs or Is days in Jail ahd in default Of
the money commenced ON his time.
w. A. Brown charged with keeping
saloon open on Sunday was given until
8 o'clock Wednesday to plead.
A habeas corpus proceedings started
by Bert Mo Kittrick W r. d. Howell
was decided against McKittrick and the
costs assessed to him for the reason that
he had the child in his possession for
which the proceedings were started to
secure possession.
II was ordered by the court that the
case against the Williams Brothers
Lumber company be dismissed and that
the attorneys for the state and defend
ant submit briefs upon the question of
the assessment of costs.
In the default Judgment taken by
Wells q Walton against A. ID. Hash at
the last term of court, the Judge ses the
Judgment aside and ordered the case for
trial at this term of court upon the pay.
ment by A. d. Hash of s25 to Wells &
Walton.
Gus Regnier. charged with selling
liquor without license, plead guilty.
Sentenced to $50 fine and costs or %
days in Jail,
W. 9. Warner. charged with selling
liquor without . license. plead guilty.
Sentenced to $50 fine and costs or 25
days In Jail.
J. E. Gilman. charged with selling
liquor without . license, plead guilty.
Sentenced to $50 nne and costs or o.
days In jail.
Harvey Regnier, charged with selling
liquor without . license, plead guilty.
Sentenced to $50 fne and costs or Is
days in Jail.
Thomas Medboe charged with selling
liquor without . license plead guilty.
Sentenced 70 90 nne and costs or Is
days in jail.
Walter Francis Allen was given his
flnal papers BY the court.
The Judge made citizens out Of the
following named persons and granted
them their nnal papers.
Ole knutson Berg.
Andrew Berguson.