Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-11-11
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ami Mrs +, A, Bowers Of Royalton
<",>. herassa ,snacr was excused trou
tusy.
Trying ~ jury cases began Wcdnes
day asosainS, she SrSt case being tha,
~ E. l. Eddca vs, 4. X. Hall. an ap'
peal Case fros, Justice court. ,lustic,
Caaiscid feuaI for the plaintiff. award
sag HIM Sss,so and interest at pc,
cent and casts ssaseunting to s7,n. In
district court, :he case went to the jury
n, AS O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
ana at 2 o'clock in the evening, the
jury rcturae,i verdict of $5s.0l for
III. plaintiff.
On Monday ra;iip Eourck appeared
and pleaded guilty to charge Of
gross sasSieaeaaor. sor an Illegal 6nan'
ciai transaction. He was i6ncd $50
ana costs. sniaun;iHg to $6,.l5.
Yesterday acrnins, the trial of the
ease or Sophia Nickrowictz vs.. 5. Sus.
serynsisi bc:,sn, The plaintiff in this
.;,>e is suing Tor $3.50 damages for
>lanier. alleging that the defendant
mac.e ,.cfams:orv remarks about her
character. re>ussing in her husband,
Joseph NicS-uwietz. leaving her.
eouasy was braugh, before Judge Rocs-
or yesterday by the county officials of
Todd county. and she pleaded guilty
I" manufacturing moonshine whiskey.
Size Was sentenced to pay a fine of
$50 and costs or So days in Jail but
sentences, WAS suspended on good be-
h;,vior aIS she was ordered to pay the
casts.
The next ease for trial is that of the
Farmers Terminal Packing Company
vs. John HaHaS2. The plaintiffs in this
action are suing for the amount of a
note gwen. for stock in the compa ny,
and interest. amounting to about 1925.
On the preliminary call of the cal
endar Monday a number Of cases were
dismissed or continued. as follows:
Dismissed
Jacob Mroz;k vs.. Stanislaus Piero-
wicx
Johanna Moszko VS.. Paul Feiia
Continued
J. Dambovy VS.. Walter Hayes.
Caroline, .Asmuss vs.. Walter Folsom.
j. H. Floiid VS.. Joe Picotte.
Midland Linseed Products Co., VS..
Anderson-Levis Hdw. Company.
Do W. N. A. Eugstrom.
An order was signed by the judge
Monday in regard to the judicial road
between Morrison and Todd counties.
Judgment was granted the state in
al personal property tax cases except
one which had been settled and was
dismissed.
Henry Hoffman, who was given a
suspended reformatory sentence at the
last term of court. and who was or.
dered 20 report at this session and pay
the costs of the case, did so and his
case was dismissed.
Chas. W. PATTERSON of Motley ap-
pcared before the court and pleaded
guilty 70 charge of the illegal sale
OF intoxicating liquor. He was fined
500 and costs. amounting to $112.5o.
A prisoner from Becker county was
brought before this court by the Beck
CT county sheriff aud county attorney,
charged with the illegal transportation
CT Illicit liquor. He pleaded guilty
ana was fined $3.50.
Monday evening the case of the
State of Minnesota VS.. Adolph Soccer
was heard. The judge took the case
under aAvisement.
A representative of the state depart
ment VAS here Tuesday and conduct
cd the examinations for naturalization.
There were twenty-six petitions, and
they were disposed Of as follows:
Admitted
August Mohr, Xavier Swaser, John
Swaser, Anton John Klosowski, Joseph
Danko, Andrew Pankauch, Oscar Gott.
fried Virsen, Frank Allison Haining,
Carl Aug. Olson, Carl Gustave Peters,
Michael Schax, Rupert Gilpin Doupe,
Christ Gerwing, Jasper Andreas Hill,
Jacob Merkling. John Botvid Norberg.
Carl Sexton Norberg, Joseph Ciminski,
Michael J. Janson, Albert John Stepan,
Ernest Julius Rocene.
Continued
August Bastek, Mike Plofkin, Stan
ley Pulak.
Dismissed
Phil Tykwinski, Emil Botvid w.
Norberg. ..