Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-11
DISTRICT COURT
Several Cases Continued
Few Cases Have Been
+. Finished =.

-" S0OOS A1OvO 0VOea
I'd. Finished :.
The March term of the district court
was convened here Monday afternoon
with Judge NJ. D.. Taylor presiding,
and Monday and the greater part of
I Tuesday was devoted to arranging the
Ecalendar, hearing motions, striking
eases off the calendar, dismlseing
Eothers and continuing still others.
Peter O. Nordin of Upsala and Olaf
Malm of Belle Pralrle were granted
second naturalization papers. conferr-
ing citizenship on them. Two others
who had made application did not
make their appearance. --.'.~
The criminal cases of etate vs.. F.
N. Ferrell, Wm. Menzel, Frederick
Peterson and Frank Rassier were
stricken from the calander, but in the
case of Rassler there is still one
Indictment against him.. The follow
ing cases were continued:
s. Nj. Graves vs. Henry Schmidt
and Addison Oothoudt; Elizabeth
Schubert vs. John Schubert; Alice
Chounard vs.. John Chounard; Joseph
Schuh and Amalia Schuh, his wife,
vs. the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany: Perry Foster vs. Northern
Pacific Railway company; Victoria
Jaskowick vs. Theodore Roslval; ;
Stansilaus Rock, alias Stanislaus
Roszek, VS.. Northern Pacific Railway
company; Andre Kuleza, otherwise
known as Anton kale:za, VS.. North.
ern Pacific Railway company; Mary
Beckman VS.. Theodore Thielen; Peter
Dennis vs.. Thos. Plofkin ct al; Robert
Roach, Jr-. an infant, by his guardian
ad lltem, Hedwlg Roach. vs.. Johnnie
Maier; Vincent Wunk vs. Northern
Pacific Railway company: Roya'ton
Lumber company W. A. C. Wilson !;
W. Ii. Galley vs. Ed. Reynolds: E. II.
Kirkhof vs. A. F. Smith; state vs.
Fred Joslin.
The case of Nathaniel Lamb.
Andrew F.. Lamb and others vs..
James Lamb ana Edwin Lamb was
stricken from calendar; Barney
Burton vs. C. F. Manley, settled !;
Moulton Wireless Umbrella company
Stipulation fled; =: +: Hosch vs. vs.:
Aug. C. Brandt ct al, settled; Joseph
Kist VS.. 7. F. McCreedy ct al, judg.
ment per stipulation FLED; August
Schwanke VS.. National Union Fire
Insurance company, order to bring IN
additional parties on application Of
defendant, defendant to assvme burden
of prosecution of such parties; D. NJ.
Cameron vs.. C.. ". Bouck ct al, dis
posed of by stipulation. - ,2,ssl-t.- ~
Pleadlngs are to be made in the
appeal of Fl. j. Schwartz, representa-
tive of the estate Of John Ohotta.
deceased, from allowance. OF claim Of
John Soblek by the probate court
The criminal case against Charles
Gaking was continued to next term
of court, defendant to be left out on
bail.
The jury upheld the decision Of the
: justice court in the case of John
Norman VS.: Henry Moehler, in which
plaintiff brought action to recover on
sum of money advanced AZ premium
on an Insurance policy which de-
fendant later refused to pay when he
decided he did not want tho policy,
and in which judgment had been
given plaintiff for $53.95 damages.
The case of ribbs, Hutchings & Co.
VS.. Mary E. Tomelty and P. j.
Tomelty was dismissed for want of
prosecution.
The action brought against Evan
Olson by J. u. Martin and C. A.
Jewson was continued.
The case of H. B. Mcconnell VS..
E. s. Hall came up Tor jury: trial
Wednesday and was given to the
jury in the afternoon, the court In.
structlng it to render decision In
favor of plaintiff, which it did, Crying
a judgment for $962 78 against de-
! fendant.
In this case Mcconnell sued Hall te
recover on some timber which he haC
sold to defendant by written contract
for 5000, $50 down and balance in two
payments one and two years after.
When the payments became due it l:
alleged that defendant refused to pay,
and wished plaintiff to take th<
timber back The latter thereupo1
brought the above suit against de-
fendant and received judgment fol
the amount in question and interest
AS we 60 to press the case of County
of Morrison VS.. Charles Le]Jouberg, {
Culdrum town ditch case which hal
been before the district court sinc<
yesterday morning, is still on.
Mrs. F. II. Nero of Minneapolis
formerly of this city, has just recov,
cred from an attack of pneumonia.
Earl McLuen, who has accepted &
position in the w. H. Ryan hardware
has move into the DelaHunt residence
on Second street southeast.
l
! Friends of Clarence Galley of St.
Paul, formerly of this city, have re-
ceived notice of Mr.. Carley,s weddlna
to st. Paul young lady last February
the 18th.