Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-11-09

herman OaQZ.
Josiah Cooley.
Continued
John Boquist.
Hans P. M. Johansen.
Five indictments were returned by
the grand jury. Chief Of Police Pro-
per and Miss Augusta Mettel visiting
nurse, were indicted on charges of as
sault in the third degree. They were
charged with kidnapping the 11-year-
old son Of Frank Long but the grand
jury modified the charge.
Chief Proper and Miss Mettel,
charged with simple assault, pleaded
not guilty and their case was placed
at the end Of the calendar.
Albert Czechowitz was indicted on
a charge of assault in the third degree
and Galen Campbell and Martin Nun
son on charges Of grand larceny in the
third degree. Czechowitz pleaded
guilty before Judge Roeser to the
charge and was given so days in the
county jail. He is now serving a term
in the Jail for wife beating and will
begin serving this sentence when that
one expires.
John Deering Of Pike Greek was in
dicted by the grand jury on a charge
of carnal knowledge. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial will come up later.
Munson and Campbell, indicted on
charges Of grand larceny in the third
degree, pleaded not guilty and their
trial will also come up later.
Mike Nagel Of Pierz was indicted
by the grand jury for third degree as
sault. He pleaded guilty and was fined
$50, which he paid. At the time Of
going to press last night the case of
Julius Jetka VS.. Carl Ekwall, ct al,
was still on.
Joseph Prosser of Rail Prairie, who
was bound over to the grand jury from
municipal court chose to plead guilty
before the Judge before any action was
taken by the grand jury and he was
fined 500 and costs.
John stickney Of Motley, who had
appealed from the decision of justice
court sentencing him to so days in
jail for selling liquor without :. license
at Lake Shamineau, withdrew his ap-
peal and the court sustained the YER
dict Of the lower court. He started
serving his sentence Wednesday.
The case of Thomas Bieleieski VS..
Geo. Foldinski was settled.
In the case of DR.. j. G.. Millspaugh
VS.. Clell Whitney and Mrs. Whitney,
an appeal from justice court, the low
er courts action was reversed in Mr..
Whitney's case and a Judgment en-
tered for the defendant for costs and
the judgment against Mrs. Whitney
was affirmed.
The case Of j. 8. Larson, ct al. vs..
The Tri: County Mutual Fire ms. Co.,
was settled
Cases Set for Trial
Nov. 9-W. E. Stevens vs.. W. II.
Cox; Elsie M. Goodmanson vs.. G. M.
A. Fortier; Thomas F. Callahan VS..
Louis Boisvert.
Nov. 10-Northwestern Clearance
company vs.. N. H. White; John Smo-
ik VS.. Frank Hayes.
Nov. 12.-Joseph Wilson vs.. Rob.
ert Ashbaugh; E. E. Hall vs.. North;
ern Pacific Railway company; Emil
johnson vs.. Emil Rosenberg and Aug
ust Nelson; Frank Limbeck vs.. John
Schmolke.
Nov. Chippewa Shoe company
vs.. F. 0. Bolster; Frank B. Lees and
George r. Wilson VS.. "a. A. Fitch; Jo-
seph Otrem' vs.. John Neisius.
Nov. 14-S. E. Hotchkiss vs.. Math
Heinen; an Campbell vs.. G. Rosen.
meier, as executor; Axel Falk, as ad-
VS.. Minneapolis, st. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie Railway company.
Nov. 15--Vacant.
Nov. 16+ Carrie Dahlstrom vs.. Hem
~ Dahlstrom; State of Minnesota VS..
belmont Blanchard; State vs.. John
Nov. 17-Vacant. - 50 ~
Nov. 19-Criminal.
Nov. gov. L. Bartholomew Va.
town Of Morrill,; A. v. johnson vs.. :
town of Richardson; State vs.. Kenneth
Corney and Florence Montbriand; /
Katie Wampa vs.. John Lyshik.
Nov. 21-State vs.. John Deering: |
Clare Mcpherson VS.. Leo Armstrong; |
Publishing company VI. =. i
Sam LaFond went to Fargo on bust i
ness yesterday.