The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-10-27
DISTRICT COURT
Still |! ]. IN SESSION.
Cases That Remain to be Tried Indi-
il j. cate That Session Will Con-,
r n tinue Until Saturday. 50
9 INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Many Personal Injury Suits for Dam
ages Against Railroads on
Il. This Terms Calendar.

continue until Saturday night or, may
be, longer. Cases disposed of since
last weeks Tissue of the Union are
hereunder enumerated:
Andrew Gould VS.. A. L. Wambena.-
Appeal from justice court. A.. D.
Smith. for plaintiff, Frank T., White
for defendant. Settled. y
William Hanson VS.. Martha NJ.
Briggs. Damage suit growing out of
auto collision. Godfrey G. Goodwin
for plaintiff, E. L. Mcmillan for de-
PENDANT. Continued over term.
Samuel Kahn and Benjamin Kahn.
doing business as Kahn Bros, VS.. J.
A.. Lynch. Suit growing, out Of bust
ness deal. wager & Segal for plain
tiffs, Donohue & Quigley for defen-
dants. Motion to strike from calen-
dar in consequence of defective notice
of trial granted.
Grace T. 1orns VS.. George B. Iorns.
Divorce. E. L. Mcmillan for plain
tiff. No appearance on part Of defen-
dant.
The greater part of the personal
property tax cases, % in number, have
been disposed of.
In the libel suit of Fay Cravens VS..
George j. Van Rhee, Jacob Van Rhee,
Knute Ellingboe, Frank P. Morneau,
W. B. Hagman and the Milaca Trib-
une, on trial when the Union went to
press last week, and in which plain
tiff sought to recover damages of
$4,000, the jury returned a verdict
for>said plaintiff in the insignificant
sum of one cent. James Manahan and
T. V. Sullivan represented the plain
tiff while E. L. Mcmillan conducted
the case for the defense.
Garrett Alderink, doing business
under the name of Pease Lumber COM
pany, Is, John e. Rrink.ss Default action.
Stevens & Stevens for plaintiff. j: No
appearance on part Of defendant.
Ada M. Nelson, as special admin
istratrix of the estate Of Louis P. Mel
son, deceased, VS.. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Co.; also Louise
M. Fay, as special administrative of
the eseate~o of Clarence O. Fay, VS.. the
same defendant. Suits to recover
damages for personal INJURIES Geo.
G. Styles and E. L. Mcmillan for plain
tiffs, Denegre, McDermott & Weeks
for defendant Cases disposed of
jointly and settled, plaintiffs to re-
ceive the sum of $4,000.
William M. Colmorn VS.. Great
Northern Railroad company. Suit to
recover damages for personal injury.
Tantges & Wilder for plaintiff, M. L.
Countryman & A. L. Jones for de-
PENDANT. The defendant set up
moving picture in court in an attempt
to show that plaintiff was not in
capitated. The jury returned a YER
dict for the plaintiff in the sum of
$500.
Vim. w. Bowen VS.. Chicago e.
Northwestern Railroad company. Suit
to recover damages for personal in
jury. Geo. c. Stiles and E. L. Nc
MILAN for plaintiff, Brown, Semen
and Sawyer for defendant. Trans
ferred to another county by consent of
parties.
Earl Mycue and J. w. Chisholm, do
ing business under the firm name of
Mycue & Chisholm, VS.. A. Koppes.
Suit on promissory note. w. c..
Doane for plaintiffs, Donohue & Quig-
ley for defendant. Settled and dis
missed. =
James B. Speed VS.. James C. Davis,
director general Of railroads, as agent
under transportation act of 1920. Suit
to recover damages for personal in
jury. Devaney & Edwards for plain
tiff, Denegre, McDermott, Stearns &
Weeks for defendant. Continued over
term.> y
Wesley W. Wood VS.. Andrew F..
PRESS. Suit on promissory note and
for goods received. w. c.. Doane for
plaintiff, Fred w. Sem for defendant.
Settled by stipulation and dismissed.
Indictments.
Lambertus Scheepers and wife of
Bradbury upon illegal sale of liquor
two indictments against Scheepers and