Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-04-15
APRIL TERM OF
COURT NOW ON
TWO INDICTMENTS BY GRAND
JURY-NEW JAIL RECOMmEND-
FD-MANY NEW CITIZENS

District court is in session here this
week for the regular April term, with
Judge Parsons of Fergus Falls on the
bench. The grand jury finished its work
Wednesday afternoon and was excused
and the first jury case was tried We'd
nesday.
On April II before petit jury reported
for duty, the court appointed E. P.
Adams, @. Rosenmeier and f. A. Killing,
as :. committee to prepare and present
Il suitable memorial for the late F. W..
Lyon, member of the Morrison county
bar ana fixed Monday, April Is, at
4:3O p. H., as the hour for the exercises.
In it, report, the grand jury recon-
mcndei, that the court house be recall
cimiaed and that any needed repairs be
made. The county Jail was reported as
being in a clean condition but danger
GUS on account Of the condition OF the
walls, etc., and the building of new
jail rs soon as possible was recommends
cd. The records Of the sheriff were
found in good order The court, court
officers and county officers were thank
ed for the courtesies extended to the
craY:d jury while in session. Two true
b'ls were returned.
On preliminary call Of the calendar,
tho following cases were continued 10
the acxt term OF court:
Skinner vs. Skinner; Mrozlk VS.. Per
owicz; Asmuss VS.. Folsom cases);
Floid VS.. Picotte; Edden VS.. Hall.
A motion to dismiss the case of a.
Goran Johnson VS.. Supervisors OF the
Town of Belle Prairie will be heard
tomorrow. A demurrer in the case Of
Henry Roos VS.. the Village Of Buchanan
will be argued later, but no time was
set for hearing. Findings were signed
and Judgment entered in two actions to
ouiet title, Monday as follows: Kettel
Olson vs.. Oscar Carlson, ct. al, and
Oliver Bastien VS.. Alonzo Child, ct. al.
Two cases were added to the calendar
by request, as follows: Village of Royal
ton vs.. K. B. Wilson, as administrator,
and G. H.. Peck VS.. John Janson.
The FIRST case tried was that of the
Hood Agency VS.. f. Dahoot, ct. al,
which went to the jury late Wednesday
afternoon. When court opened yester-
day morning, the jury reported YER
dict for the defendant. In this case, the
Hood Agency sued Mr.. Dahoot and 9TH
er persons for damages for alleged false
returns of the number of persons in
the, employ of the ice company, result
ing in the plaintiff losing part of it's
commission Oh compensation insurance.
Yesterday morning, the trial Of the
case Of Leo Prozinski vs.. Herman Hell
meriek began. The plaintiff in this case
sued for about $3.50 for the loss Of
quantity Of straw, wood, fence posts,
etc. az the result of fire alleged to
have been caused by fire from a
threskiug rig operated by the defendant.
The next case to be tried is that of
Peter Bienek, ct. al, VS.. Uban Krys-
tossk, all of Bow]us. The plaintiffs re-
present the Motor Inn of Bowlus and
are saing the defendant for $l68 bal
ance on an account for repairs, labor
and parts for cars. The defendant de-
MES owing this account and puts in a
counter claim for $1,000 damages, alleg-
ing that car which he purchased from
the plaintiffs was not as represented.
Cases set for trial arc as follows:
Friday, April 18
Clarence Henry VS.. Max Green.
w. H. Ryan VS.. Carl f. Peterson.
F. q. Noggle VS.. John Weiezorek, et.
al.
- Saturday. April ~.
The State of Minnesota VS.. Peter
Swanson.
Central Supply Co., VS.. l.. j. Back. 9
Monday, April 81
VIM. J. 'Billstein VS.. Frank Thomson.
Otto A. Palmer VS.. Frank Faust.
JOS. Leblanc VS.. Charles Young.
Tuesday, April %
Johanna Motzko VS.. Paul Feia.
Bertha M. Fisher VS.. Robert G. John
son. -
Christ Morrill, VS.. Marion Cellar.
Wednesday, April %
Arnenie LeDuc VS.. Joseph Doucette.
Eleanor Brunelle VS.. Henry Houle, et.
al.
Tho Splittstoser Co., VS.. E. A. Stein.
9. P. Kelley VS.. Carl Bolander.
Foot Of Calendar
Mathieson VS.. Trebby.
H. G. Meining VS.. Bargabos, ct. al.
Mrozek VS.. Dugas.
Tuesday was naturalization day and