Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-01-14
DISTRICT court IN SESSION
STANDARDIZATION APPLICANTS
4 EXAndINED-FIRs CASE TAX z
81 EN- UP YESTERDAY

bench. The cases were taken up yes
terday morning and the first one, Ar
thur LaFond vs. DR.. N. Dumont, was
dismissed OF motion by attorney for
the defendant and the court sustained
the Judgment Of the justice court. The
case was an appeal from justice court
of a Judgment amounting to $64.O5
and costs, on an account.
The case of Mary Dziuba VS.. Char
lie Yourritzka is now occupying the
attention of the court. In this action
the plaintiff sues for 1925 for alleged
damages to corn, potatoes and machin-
cry on farm which the defendant
was renting from her. She charges him
with negligence and mismanagement
of the farm. the case was begun yes
terday and may not be completed to-
day.
Several Indictments have been re-
turned by the grand jury but have not
been made public. That body expects
to finish work tomorrow.
Wednesday morning deputy nat
Mralization examiner from St. Paul
took up the applications for natus-
alization. of which there were eighteen.
The applications of Nels P. Magnuson,
John B. Bialles and Matthias Schnead-
zeak were dismissed for failure Of rhe
applicants to appear. They had been
sent three notices to appear and the
examiner, deeming that they should
not be carried any longer. dismissed
them. The applications of Sig. B. B.
Suszcvuski. Antoine Mainowski, Ely
dor Haliski, Arvid Nelson and Paul
Aplikowski were continued to the next
term Of court, Robert Bloedorn, Knute
Molde, Carl Erick Susdberg, Frantz
Skogberg, JOHN Mattson, Ludwig Sand
berg, Axel Swanson and Wenzel Helm
rich Maurer were admitted, and those
of John Ha'lar and Carl Edwin Sund-
berg were dismissed, for various
reasons.
The cases of Lena M. Bruening VS..
Anton Bruening; Stella F. Tandecki
VS.: Frank Tandecki; John Kujawa VS..
Frank x. Sterr: George E. Worthing-
ham, doing business under the firm
name and style of Worthingham & 20.
VS.. Christine Rassier, Mat Parks, Ar
thur P. Davis and George w. Thayer;
Charles A. Sprandel vs.. J. D. Marlin
and Mrs. J. D. Marlin were placed at
the foot of the calendar.
The cases of John Witta, Jr., VS..
Stella Zoren; Farwell, Ozman, Kirk &
Co. VS.. w. F. Meyers and Geo. w.
Meyers were dismissed.
The cases of F. Graham VS.. The
Northern Pacific Railway company,
and the State Of Minnesota VS.. Chase
Manufacturing company, have been
set tied out Of cour {. ,.; 49, ~
Gases of Elizabeth Schubert VS..
John Schubert; A. B. Trebiatowski VS..
Frank Pietrus, and Michael F. Slaby
VS.. Rose Slaby, were continued to the
next term of court.
Following are the cases set for trial,
including today:
Matthias Hesch and Mary Hesch VS..
II. Johann Held. (jury).
Alfred J. Green VS.. Robert Dunn.
<jury).
Monday
Lars Talberg and Fred Keehr, cor
poration Talberg & Keehr, VS.. Frank
K. Sterr, Ed. sterr and Frank Sterr.
~[jury).
Peter Knopik VS.. T. J. Mathieson.
{jury).
Theo. Pohlkamp VS.. John V. Naber.
[jury).
1ueSUdy
John W. Reding VS.. John Reding,
alias John Redding and Maggie Red
ing. (jury).
Samuel W. Boyer vs.. J. H. Russell.
{jury).
Emil Froehner vs.. Town of Buh,
{Morrison county,. (jury).
Wednesday
Fred York VS.. Robert Kuschel. (jury)
johnson Bros. VS.. J. Zigman. Cury).
Warren Page, ct al. VS.. The estate
of Josiah Page. (jury).
Thursday
Peter Blaczek VS.. S. Kugler.
Kasimer Grobella vs.. John Wi.czek.
(jury).
Frank J. Posch VS.. The Little Falls
Water Power Company, Of Minnesota,
a corporation. (iury).
Friday
Math Ringwelski VS.. Andrew Lea
-zynski. (jury).
Charles A. Sprandel VS.. J. D. Marlin
and Mrs. J. D. Marlin. (jury).
John Kujawa VS.. Frank X. Sterr.
(jury).
ANNUAL MEETING OF CONNER.
g.. CTAT, CHR MONDAY EVENING