Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
Few Cases Trisd ( vIsny
Are Dismissed q and some
Others Continued q

his wife, and Barney a. J.. Terway.
The court ordered that henceforth all
naturalization papers must be
presented for action on the first day nf
the courts session instead Of the
second day 40 has been the custom.
Judgment was ordered in number
Of personal cases, IN which no
answers had been filed. ::5.
Tuesday the case of Chas. G.. Ben
son VS.. John Mischke, in which
plaintiff asked for damages resulting
from defendant flooding his land, was
taken up and a verdict was returned
for the defendant, with q stay Of thirty
days.
a stay of forty days was granted il;
the case Of the Green Prairie Rural
Telephone company vs.. w, A. Me-
Carthy and w. +. Siegal, in order that
plaintiff could arrange complaint.
In the case of Adolph Garon VS.. E.
Chelln, in which plaintiff sued for
damages because defendants cutting
hay along q ditch which he claimed
belonged to him, defendant was.
given q verdict for s., having brought
q counter claim against Garon for. q.
load of hay. besides denying plaintiffs S
claims .51'*7sss .5 \
The case of VIM. Geier ct al vs.. A. o.
Mohler, in which action was brought:
tor the recovery to the town of Hilmans
of certain sum said to have been
taken by defendant in excess Of his
salary as member of the town board,
was dismissed.
In the case of j. B. Connell vs. NJ
B. Mcdonnell, in which plaintiff at
tempts to GUST defendant from his
property on the grounds that he did
not take proper care of it, q stipula-$
tlon that Judgment be given in favor
Of defendant was made, affirming
the Judgment of the Justice court.
Case of Jos. Gendron VS. City Of
Little Falls is to be submitted on
briefs, plaintiff being given 20 days
Iii which to file his brief, defendant
the same length Of time to file his
brief, and plaintiff 10 days there
after to file his reply.
In the case of state VS.. B. w.
Campbell, in which defendant was
charged with assault and battery on
the person of Prof. Hutchins of Swan.
vile at the time Dr. Bracken Of the
state board of health visited Chat
village, was stricken from calender.
The case of John Wetzel and Nettie'
M. Rhodes as surviving members of
executors of John H. Rhodes,
deceased, VS.. School District No. 81, 4
was decided in favor of plaintiff.
Wednesday, in the case of August
NJ. Bares VS.. Frank Long, Judgment
was given for defendant by stipula-
ton, but without costs. 81
A decision was gwen in favor Of
defendant in the case of Athllda A.
Lind VS.. John Lind.
The petition of Jerome Snow anu
Kate Snow for the adoption of Ralph
Emerson Slpala, minor, was.
allowed. %..
The following were granted second
naturalization papers II 4 81.
Alojzy Blazejeski, Poland Joseph
Swallnk, Canada; and Carl Fauks,
Germany. s
The following cases were dismissed
and stricken from the calendars, either
being settled or parties NOT appearing
First Nat Bank VS.. And. Louzetski ;;
p. A.. kull VS.. County Of Morrison
and A. D. Harrison and Nels Peter
son; Bertha Eickman VS.. Albert
Eickman; Olive s. a. Gustafson VS..
:u - G.1ux ~ :.a.us
5reet vs. Cnrlstlan. Grgst gs nolslne
Elevator company vs. Z, =; :, Lum anu
Northwestern MliMng =; . T., Geor&es
ve. Arve OoGnouuG anu i1a ~ -, gotnouut'
eugene Task vi. aenry =. ": aaee.
man; JONI MlncnoW sus 5vs. incent1
hreuIossA. an4 s:a;T ~. Vs. Saai 1 ~ .'l
Wo1eclecnoWsAl 1"li Verge.
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