Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-02-11
D0|NCS IN DISTRICT court
tGRACZYK GETS THREE
WOMEN ARE GRANTED
DIVORCES

District court is still in session and
may not complete work this week.
Several court cases still remain to be
tried. Judge Nye is on the bench
again this week, after an absence Of
over week, owing 20 the illness of
his son.
Arguments were submitted yesterday
afternoon in the case Of the First Ma
tional bank of this city VS.. Alex Ku-
lecza, ct al. and the case was ordered
submitted on briefs as some questions
Of law were involved. ..
The case Of David K. Harting VS.
Anna Vasaly, Jos. Diedrich and N. H.
White was taken up next. This case
will probably be completed some time
this morning. In this action the plain
tiff seeks to have a certain barn con-
demned On the grounds that it IS a
nuisance.
Brodala VS.. Brodala, an action for
divorce, was set for trial yesterday af-
ternoon but on account Of the absence
Of the defendant was continued until
today. 1t will probably be taken up
after the Harting-V asaly case is COM
pleted.
Charles Gakin was on Friday night
acquitted of the charge of keeping a
disorderly house in this city, the jury
bringing in its verdict at about 9
O'Clock, after being out about three
hours. This was all appeal case from
the municipal court, the defendant be-
ing found guilty and fined $50 and
costs by that court, from which SEN
tence he appealed. The city attorney
prosecuted the case as the charge was
an alleged violation Of a city trdi-
nance.
A Judgment for $4,000, the amount
sued for, was ordered by the court in
the case of Theodore Pohlcamp VS..
John Naber, both Of Buckman. The
plaintiff purchased some land from
Naber which was guaranteed to be
free from quack grass but which prov
ed to contain a great deal of it.
The last jury case was that of Peter
Blaczek VS.. J. Kugler, which w,s fin
ished Saturday, the plaintiff getting a
verdict for $40: This was an action for
an accounting for labor performed.
On Monday the court cases were
taken up. The first one was that of
r. L. Palmer VS.. the City of Little
Falls, in which the plaintiff asked to
have certain lands set off from the
city. The case was submitted. to the
court and taken under advisement.
The case of Kasimir Graczyk was
also disposed of on Monday. In this
case the plaintiff asked that he be
given a title to eight acres OF land ly.
ing in Culdrum town which the defend.
ant claimed he had an interest in be-
cause Of a certain contract. The court
ordered verdict for the plaintiff, NO
such contract being shown.
On Tuesday the case of Anna Weis
VS.. Frank Weis, divorce case, was
taken up. The court ordered decree
Of divorce for the plaintiff and the
alimony was fixed as 1880.
Walborg Edoff was on Wednesday
granted divorce from her husband
Victor Edoff. She was given the Gus.
tody Of the two children, the custody
of the girl being made absolute and
that Of the boy temporary.
The same day Frances Lochner was
granted divorce from her husband
Nicholaus Lochner. She was given the
custody Of two children and the faith
er of the defendant was given the Gus.
tody Of third.
Today the case Of Henry Wieland VS.
]. H. Holmstrom will be taken up.