Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-03
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! Following is the disposition of the
cases that have been brought before the
circuit court.
State VS. Frank SnaZa, continued.
State VS. Jas. Ryan, continued.
State VS. j. @. Burns, dismissed.
State VS. Emil Meyer, continued.
State VS. Ed Ray and A. Noble, con-
tinued.
State VS. Stephen Schrier, continued.
State VS. Edward LaBlanc, contin ued.
State VS. Fred Sauer, dismissed
State VS. Harry Barber, continued.
State VS. S. l.. Pnrdum, dismissed.
State VS. Oscar Kolberg, continued.
State VS. Fred Kuni, dismissed,
State VS. Julius Flagstad, continued.
State VS. Knute ~Simonson, continued.
State VS. Fred Davis, dismissed.
State VS. Roy Irwin dismissed.
State VS. r. p. Burns, defendant plead
guilty to illegal sale of intoxicants and
was fined 800 and costs.
State VS. Rasmus Danielson, the
charge Of assault with a dangerous
weapon was Withdrawn and defendant
pie ad guilty to assault and battery.
State VS. Stephen Chicke, defendant
plead guilty to illegal sale of intoxicants
at Bristol, and was fined 800 and cost.
State VS. DR.. r. p. Appleton, defen-
dant plead guilty to charge of issuing
prescriptions contrary to law Jury
returned a verdict of guilty, and defen-
dant was granted a stay of sixty days
to argue motion for new trial.
State VS. John A. Hustad, plead guilty
to charge of perjury and was sentenced
to six months in the ~penitentiary.
State VS. NJ. A. Thul, defendant plead
guilty to illegal sale of intoxicants at
Waubay, and was fined 800 and costs.
State VS. Arthur Bridge, continued.
State VS. A., p. Hawkins, defendant
plead guilty to illegal sale of intoxi.
cants.at Waubay, and was fined 500
and costs.
State.vs Fred johnson, dismissed.
State VS. Roy Carson, defendant failed
to appear and bond was forfeited.
State Tvs Gus Regnier, defendant
failed. to appear and bond was forfeited.
State VS. David Regnier, defendant
plead not guilty to charge Of illegally
sellingi intoxicants at Lily in 1903
Some thirty witnesses were examined
but the jury failed to bring in a verdict.
State VS. Fletcher Gilden, defendant
plead.guilty to petty larceny, and was
fined $50 and costs or % days in the
county Jail.
State VS. w. J. Marshall, plead guilty
to c~harge.of carrying concealed weap.
ons and was fined SO and costs,
State VS. Fred Degras,, defendant
plead guilty to charge of perjury and
was sentenced to six months in peni-
Tertiary.
The following civil cases were dis.
posed of.
w. S. Mott Co. VS. Guy MettIer, jury,
instructed by court to render verdict
for plaintiff.
DIANA +. Wallace vs. f. +. Pratt q
A. Pratt-decided by court in favor of
plaintiff.
Geo. Hass vs Filing Jensen-judg-
ment for defendant by court.
DIR. R.lL. Murdy VS. Henry Oberg-
settled.
Fred H. Harris vs.. Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway Co.-verdict
for defendant.
VIM. G.ier VS. John Sc%hilley-dis-
missed.
Waldorf VS. Spearing-settled.
Rick VS. Sampson-dismissed.
Haas VS. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Schell vs. John II. Parrott-verdict
for plaintiff.
Dolney VS.. Wika-verdict for defend
ant.
Luettjohn VS. Luettjohn-continued.
Mrs. Carl Freeze VS. L. NJ. Solberg-
dismissed.
Koehler & Henriehs vs. Mrs. Fullner
dismissed.
Martin VS. Martin-dismissed.
Canning VS. Ostertag-verdict for
plaintiff,