Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-11-14
IN DISTRICT COURT
SEVERAL FINES IMPOSED ON IL
QUoR LAW VI0LAToRs-M0RE
JURORS DRAWN.

District court is grinding away on
work and indications are that the ses-
sion will last all of this month and
perhaps part of next. Even so it is
not likely that all cases will be disposed
Of.
Mat Robbins, who was indicted by
the grand jury for grand larceny in the
second degree, asked to be allowed to
plead guilty to petit larceny, which
was granted. He was given 40 days
in Jail. I.
Inc case of Otto Furhman VS.. Joseph
II. Grell, ct al, was finished late yester-
day afternoon and given to the jury,
which had only to decide one or two
questions relating to the. case. The
final disposition OF the case is a matter
Ior the court.
The next case taken up was that OF
the First State Bank of Flensbuyg VS..
Antonia Yendro, AN action sEe9 the re-
coycry Of t. amount OF a-h5te given
by the defendant. This case is still
en- today.
Vincent Klisch of Bowlus, who was
indicted by the grand jury for selling
Intoxicating liquor, pleaded guilty to
the charge late thursday afternoon OF
last week and was fined $4Oo. Klisch
is also Liable to prosecution for con
tempt Of court, for failure to comply
with an injunction from the court ord
ering abatement Of public nuisance at
Bowlus. The injunction was issued by
Judge Parsons at the special term OF
court in August.
julius Schrieber, who was indicted
on a charge of unlawful sale Of intoxl-
eating liquors, pleaded guilty Saturday
morning and was sentenced to pay a
fine Of 500 or spend 80 days in Jail.
He paid the fine.
In the case Of Mischke VS.. Brausen,
in which Mischke sued for $3.50 dam
ages alleged to have been caused by
Brausen as tenant of his farm, the jury
returned verdict Friday Of a trifie
over $50 for the defendant, who put in
a counter claim for some hay on the
farm.
Court adjourned Saturday to permit
the judge and court reporter to spend
Sunday at home. They were to return
in time to resume work Monday but
were delayed by the train service and
court did not resume work until Tues
day morning.
At thc ..-4e Of adjourning Saturday
the jury was out on the case OF lgnatz
Tandecki VS.. the Merchants State Bank
and they therefore submitted sealed
verdict to the court Tuesday morning.
Tandecki sued the bank for the value
of a $50 bond, which he stated had new
er been delivered to him, and interest.
He was awarded a verdict for $55.5O.
On Tuesday it was necessary to draw
a special venire Of IL men for the petlt
jury and the following were drawn:
Ovid Plante, Frank Konen, Frank
Kuzel, Christ Luger, Christ Lust, Ho-
bert jackson, Adolph Peterson, Henry
Colombo, Tom May, P. L. Poster, Thorn
as Trutwin and W. II. Thompson.
Joe Robbins, who was indicted by
the grand jury for second degree grand
larceny, appeared before the court
Tuesday and pleaded guilty. He was
fined $75.
Wednesday afternoon the jury after
being out ~ hours, in the case OF
Anna Nasaly vs. n. H. White, returned
verdict for the plaintiff, granting. her
full Judgment, $1,04S, rent due from
Mr.. White as proprietor OF the Amer
lean House.
In the case of N. 81. White VS.. Anna
Vasaly ct al, case arising from the
one mentioned above, a suit for dam
ages claimed sustained by reason OF
attachment levied at the time the tlrst
mentioned suit was started, and which
was later vacated by the court, MI.
White was awarded damages to the ex-
tent If $3.50.