The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24
LULU HAD TO PUNGLE
She Paid Seventeen Dollars For Abus.
ing Mrs. Paul.
ELLERY c. COOK COOKED
me Charge Is That He Has Been
Entirely Too Gay-Teton County
Pioneers at a Very Merry
Banquet.

GREAT FALLS, Feb. 23.-Ellery c. Cook
of Sand Coulee. was arrested there to-lav
and brought to town charged with bas
tardy. The warrant on which he was ar.
rested was sworn TO by Katie Nicho lson, a
domestic living here. She went before
Juuge Race this morning and swore that
LOOK is the father of her unborn child.
deputy Sheriff Lochray OF Sand Coulee
was informed of the warrant for Cook S
arrest and he promptly served the papers
ana brought the accused to town. Bail
was fixed at 500, but as Cook was not
able to furnish tho same by o'clock he
VIII be domiciled in the county Jail until
his hearing, which will be held Monday
afternoon. 1t is reported that Cook had
ABOUT perfected arrangements to leave
the city, having disposed of some per-
sonai property, when the plaintiff got
"ihd OF ms movements and had him ar
rested.
The authorities say that this is the Sec
ond time that he has been in trouble with
the same female. About two years ago
nc had to face a charge of seduction
Drought by her. The case hung fire in the
district court for q couple of terms, but
was nnally dismissed on his paving for
the support of the child.
John Paul, an Arabian of some means.
about n year ago leased piece of land
south of town along the river bank. built
shacks thereon and rented the same TO
some of his oriental friends. He gathered
around him a colony of the sons of the
desert. John and his family live in the
center, with the followers of Mohammed
on all sides. OF late there has been
trouble brewing within the settlement be-
tween some of the females. Paul's wife
claimed that Lulu Brady, the daughter of
one Cecilia Brady, had called her vile
names, scared the life out of her bv
pounding on her door at night and per-
formed other bad tricks.
Lulu was arrested and to-day she was
tried before Judge Race for disturbing the
peace. 1t was a unique trial from Begin
ming TO end. The court room presented I
the appearance of the Midway The |
whole Arabian and Turkish colony was on |
hand to testify. Paul had three LAWYERS |
with whom he held frequent consultations. |
An helr-at-!aw trying to prove title to the |
FAR estate could not have taken more in |
terest in the proceedings. The affair was
great big family row. The upshot of
the matter was that after the Judge had
heard all the evidence he fined Lulu Sl7 |
and said ne would leave John to the ten
der merces of his lawyers to settle for the
dut IdNllty snare OF the trouble, for he
deemed Johns wife as much to blame as
the other woman.
Day before yesterday the Teton County
Society of Pioneers was organized at the
court house in Choteau. The following
officers were elected IS. I. RlIsto n, sr. pres
ident; A. B. Hamilton, first vice presi-
dent; John Evans, second vice president:
j. +. Burd, secretary; John jackson,
treasurer. There are As citizens of Teton
county who came to Montana prior to 1867
aud are eligible TO membership in the So
,iety. Nearly all were present. In the
evening the old timers were entertained
1t banquet at the Choteau house. 1t
vas the grandest event in the history of
Teton county. The menu was an elabor-
lte affair. On the cover of each was n
zen and ink sketch of frontier scene.
he work of William Reade of Minneap-
Ills, an artist now in Choteau. The
fishes served included about everything
hat money can buy. There we're several ,
peeches, many of the pioneers taking
pleasure in relating the tales Of life in the !
arly days. The society meets at the same
lace next October. I