Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
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charged, Frank zWlrw1tzki being ap-
pointed officer in charge. :y5s.. .'',ss.s ~
i n 8fter arranging the order Of cases,
t16 petit jury was called. Is sz-: sss:
Citizenship papers were granted to
Martin, and naturall zationA papers to
Martin Hedeen. Z. Ut <{:s 5.5=:. f. +;
George Ferguson was exempted from
further service on the grand jury,
Chris. st Chrlstianson, Martin Jasorka
and a. P. Stoll were excused from
further service as petit Jurors.
* In .'5 the afternoon the case of
Merchants State Bank vs.: Fred Keehr,
which was for collection on loan,
was tried by jury, verdict being
brought in favorable to defendant.
The case of Vincent Wnuk vs.. the
Northern Pacific Railway company, in
which plaintiff sued for. damages for
the destruction Of some cattle by the
railroad, was dismissed on motion of
defendant, on the grounds of in
sufficient evidence. -
A recess was then taken, there not
being enough jurymen, and the court
ordered summons served for special
venlre of eleven.
Yesterday morning the case Of j. N.
Carnes vs.. the Northern Pacific, in
which plaintiff sued for damages to
some hay through ire started from a
passing N. =. engine was settled out
OF court for a consideration of $75.
A motion made by defendant IN
the case Of Josehine Robert VS.. the
Modern Woodmen for a continuance OF
the case on the strength of newly
discovered evidence, was denied, and
the case will be heard at the present
term Ot court.
The following were appointed to
serve on the petit jury during the
remainder OF this term: A. Nj Carl.
son, Peter Virnig, Albert Mlelke,
Eugene Rasicot, Morrill, Bryant, Ed.
Hart, John Arnold, Joe Boisjoli and
Michael Kerlch.
The case of Robert Roach. Jr., an
infant, by his guardian ad itlm,
Hedwig Roach, VS. Johnle Maier was
the first case to be taken up yesterday
afternoon. In this case Roach sued the
defendant for wages. The jury re.
turned at about 5:l5 with 9verdlct IN
favor OF plaintiff IN the sum OF $40 r.
A stay OF thirty uay was granted to
defendant
AS we went to press the case Of
Potter Dennis VS.. Thomas Plofkln ct
al, in which. plaintldf sues for "a, 400 900
damages for injuries he received at
the hands of defendants when calling
upon certain girl in the southern
part OF the county, was being tried.
The following cases have been set
for Friday, Saturday, Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday Friday-Josephine
Roberts vs. the Modern Woodmen Of
America; State OF Minnesota upon the
relation of John g. O'dette, Sr., an I
Eugene Odette VS.. Town of Ripley ;
Merchants Natl. Bank of st. Cloud VS..
Jos. Froehlich; Albert Argall vs..
Alfred McGregor and Mary McGregor !;
Saturday-Anna Marie Coultas, as
administrative IT the estate OF George
w. Coultas vs.. Hennepin Paper COM
pany John .Stroman, doing business
as the Morrison County Telephone
company VS.. Charles Latham !;
Reinhert Stumpf W. John Wlsen-
berge'x 4 Monday-Emily krueger vs.
Barbara Smith; Ben Meyers VS..
Brown-Burt Logging company, Jenny
L. Blanchard, as executrix Of the last
will OF A. +. Blanchard, VS., Frank
Marshik; Tuesday-A. g. Nelson VS..
Northern Pacific; Jos. Wozniak VS..
jacob Mrozik; J. D. Martin and G.
A. Jewson vs. Evan Olson;, Anna
Wheelock vs.. Home Life Insurance
company; Wednesday-:The Royalton
Lumber company vs.. A. &. Wilson.
Two indictments were brought IN
by the grand jury Wednesday.