The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-09
DEER LODGE NOTES.

Court Business and Happenings I'm the
City of Early History.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
DEER LODGE, April s.-Court convened
this morning and the following proceed
ings were had: In the case of Julia NJ.
Peterson VS.. j. c. Slavery, motion for q
new trial submitted and taken under adj
visement.
S. j. Latham VS.. Edgar leaning COM
pany, Napton q Napton entered as coun-
sci for the plaintiff, demurrer sustained
and plaintiff granted to and including
April ID, to amend.
Darwin Butler VS.. j. B. Reeve, demurrer
overruled. ,..
Peter Locquet VS.. NJ. j. Commit ct al,
default of the defendant ordered entered.
Evidence in behalf of the plaintiff intro
duced and judgment entered in favor of
plaintiff for 1882 and costs of suit.
Marco Vuscovich VS.. John j.. Denniff ct
al, Rodgers d Rodgers entered as assist
ant counsel for plaintiff. and this cause is
set for trial Tuesday April 10, at o'clock
p. m.
The state of Montana VS.. Frank O'Neill !;
Rodgers & Rodgers entered as assistant
counsel for the state, and the defendant
being present in open court and in answer
to the question of the court says his true
name is Frank O'Neill, as charged in the
information, and he valves the reading of
the same and enters his plea of not guilty,
and motion to dismiss petition for writ
of habeas corpus and the motion to quash
the sheriff's return thereon was submitted
to the CO urt and taken under advisement
and further hearing on the petition is con-
tinued until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Michael Kelley ct al. VS.. Robert Thomp-
son, set for trial Tuesday, April %, at
8 80 a. m.
trial Saturday, April 81. at 9:3o a. m.
Joseph Lodge VS.. II. G. Ward, set for
trial Friday, April &c, at $3.50 a. m.
Merchants and Miners National bank
of Philipsburg VS.. Julia NJ. Peterson, de-
murrer to amended complaint argued and
submitted.
The school election came off hero last
Saturday and was a quiet affair, no op-
position ticket being in the field. Judge
Brantly and William Williams. the regu-
lar nominees, had things their own way
and their election insures the next board
of being above any religious prejudice.
John Bielenberg will ship in few days
car load of blooded 2-year-old horses to
Chicago where they will be disposed of
under the hammer. They are q fine lot
of youngsters and will net the lucky
owner a handsome sum.
Attorney John Forbis after exercising
his right Of franchise in Butte came down
to Deer Lodge to spend the day in quiet-
mesa, He goes to Helena on the evening
train. ff u. m
The upward tendency in the price of
cattle in the Chicago market has cpcour-
aged a good many Montana dealers In
shipping to that point. j. Il. Marcum Of
Helmville has just returned from there
after ,Iisposing of several car loads AT a
nice margin. Con Khors will also ship a
train load from tho Bitter Root valley
shortly. r --s
George Wallace came over from Ana
conda and attended the meeting of the
Presbytery. So.
County Surveyor Il b. Davis went to
Drummond to-day to survey some mining
claims -4'r
s. E. Larabie intends to leave for Cali
fornia tomorrow on business trip.
Farmers in the vicinity OF Deer Lodge
are taking advantage of the good weather
that is prevailing and all have nearly
finished seeding.
Mrs A. Hardenbrook returned to Ana
conda after visiting Deer Lodge friends
for the last few days.