Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-11-07
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The November term of distrist sssEt
is going full swing, with Judge ParsoasS
of Fergus Falls on the bench and JohA5:
Vandersluis as court reporter: InoS
session began Monday morning, vheAls
the grand jury was charged and the
court set the cases for trial.
Tuesday was naturalization day and
II residents of the county were On that
day granted their final papers- One, OF q
these, Olof Farsberg, was not on tn0z
list but he had been in the military
service during the war, and therefore
only had to appear in court and Apply
for naturalization, having made his do
claration of intention. Those who we're
granted final papers were as fslsNp:
Ignatz Nowakowski. - 153=s
John Lemanczyk.
Franz John Reinhardt. II.
Victor OVAL. z .:E III
William Dlckmann. -" = = Fl. 80 ~:
John Peter sjodin. .E .9
Nels H. f. Ajax.
Anton Solder. r. r: . *.sszs.x
Carl Rydberg, us. :
Fred Rydberg. 49,. j $3.50
Olof Farsberg. .s
Continued to next termt
Albert Rebischke.
Johann Mohr. .s.,s$:s-
On Tuesday afternoon Ted Greet and
Joe McGregor appeared bsfore the
court to receive sentence on charges
of third degree burglary for the theft
Of a quantity of liquor from the base.
ment Of the Buchanan hotel Building be-
longing to Matthias Miller. They were
sentenced to an indeterminato tern at
the state reformatory but sentence was
suspended and D. M. Cameron was ap-
pointed probation officer. They must
report at the special term OF court u
January. - 81
George Wagner, who was arrested
some time ago for second degree lar
ccny, for the theft of battery belong
ing to E. A. Berg & Co., at the freight
house here, was indicted by the grand
jury Tuesday on that charge.
Oliver Nelson, buttermaker at the So
bicski creamery, was indicted on ,
charge of grand larceny in the second
degree. Nelson was arrested Saturday,
on complaint of Philip Chock of So,
bicski, charged with taking butter at
the creamery and selling it ~ Long
Prairie. He had his hearing before
Judge Lyon in municipal court Mon
day morning and was bound over to
the grand jury. .#&.
Tho first case to be tried was that OF
Northern Adjustment company: VS.. J.
C. Wascm, former proprietor of tho
West Side billiard parlors. The amount
sued for was $99 and the jury brought
i'll a verdict for $l3.02 in favor of the
plaintiff, yesterday morning. N
The next case to come up was that ;:
of John Mischke VS.. Potter Brausen,
which was still being tried at press
time last evening. Mischke is suing
Brauscn for damages to his farm while
Brauscn was renting it. "a,
Today the court will get to the case
of j. Tankecki VS. re re :nerchants State
:;1 Mr.. Tandecki sues for $50
which he claims the bank owes him. y
1t is possible that the calendar may
be arranged tomorrow but the cases
thus far set for trial in the order Of
which they appear are as follows: g
Following are the eases set for Trial
from today on: .n.,...:~-
Bernard Lesinski VS.. Joseph Bart
kowitz. Court.
w. |. Pratt vs.. Peter Holum, ct al.
Jury.
John Stoltman VS.. Elmer Norman.
Jury.
Anna Vasaly VS.. N. II. White, ct OIL.
Jury. "
August W. smithe VS.. Sven swensan,
Jury. ~
N. 81. White VS.. Anna Vasaly, Of Al.
Jury.
Otto Thurman VS.. Jos. II. Grell. ct al.
Jury.
First State Bank of FlensburR VI
Antonio Yendro. Jury. .tEs:ss..5s$
In the matter of the estate Of Sam
uel Trebby, deceased. s :;s:
w. H. Bourke VS.. Emil Keehr, ct Il
Jury.
Lillian Klosowski VS.. John Dolney.
Court. r=.i4
Jacob Brutscher vs.. Oscar p. Jacob
son. Jury.
Ole Oftedahl VS.. Little Falls Black
Ora mite Co. ,Jurv 4~.@.>e=&sssz. 81