Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-26
DILLON news
Of COURT
THE SPRING SESSION OPENED
MONDAY MORNING.
JURY IN ATTENDANCE.
Eastern Star Gives a Whist Party
Memorial Services at the T.
Methodist Church.
Dillon, May %.

! he spring term of court opened Mon
day morning, District Judge M. H. Park.
! er, on the bench. There being several
criminal cases a jury is in attendance.
SO far the following business has been
transacted. Citizenship papers were
granted to Gustave Bradley, Juffus
! Butscheck, August B1omquist, Geo. Mo-
BILE and Gems. Peterson. -
The following criminal cases were dis
posed of. State against Robert Roth,
plea of mot guilty. withdrawn. Defend
ant entered plea of guilty to the chargetof
petit larceny and the court imposed a
fine of $10O, together with the costs
amounting to $3.50, both of which were
paid.
State VS. James Voc ct al, case dis
missed and bondsmen exonerated.
State VS.. Peter Kramer. The defend
ant pleaded '"not guilty" case continued
for the term.
State VS.. Lucille Dunscore. Defend
ants demurrer to complaint rgu sub
mitted and taken under a~dvisement. The
name of Edwin Norris was entered as
associate counsel for the state.
Civil cases: Montana Mercantile Co.,
VS.. Bon Accord Placers, Ltd. Plaintiffs
motion to retax costs sustained. ~
Matte z. Harrington VS.. c. b. CraW-
ford cit al. The court ordered Geo. r.
Metlen to measure capacity Of and make
a survey of the several bitches in con-
troversy. On application of M. Downing,
j. p. Talent, Louis Anderson, Peter An
| derson, Harry Smallhorn and Rebecca
Freeman were made party defendants
and allowed thirty days to file answer.
| E. Timer VS.. Nellie Williams debtor,
missed on application Of plaintiff.
Plaintiffs demurrer to answer argued,
| submitted and taken under Amusement.
Louis Kruger VS.. James Abrams, con-
tinued for the term.
r. ]. Moore and V. w. Grace VS.. John
O'Rourke and Morgan Jones. Case sub
mitted without argument and taken un-
der Amusement.
F. M. Andrews VS.. c.. S. Hurd, demur-
rer to complaint argued, submitted anu
taken under advisement. r
Bucyrus Co, VS.. Bon Accord Placers,
Ltd. plaintiff granted leave to amend
answer by i~nterlineation. Demurrer ar
gued, submitted and taken under advise
ment.
Helen Clapper VS.. John Clapper, de-
fault of entered and decree of
divorce granted. Z
Michael Lane VS.. Golden Era Mining
and Milling Co., on motion of plaintiff
the court ordered the case areinstated
and appointed r. J. Moore as commits !
sioner to execute deed in place of EssH,
Mayors, deceased. -
Albert Jones VS.. J%osephus Rich, adj
ministrator of the estate of Frank SLAM
der. deceased. The jury rendered a ver-
dict for plaintiff in the sum of $3.50, to
gether With interest at s per cent, since
Nov. 80, 1894. -
The order of the Eastern Star gave a
very pleasant whist party to about sixty
of their friends Tuesday evening at the
Masonic temple, after cards had been
INDUCED in for several hours, a dainty
banquet was served in the banquet rooms
Ono VaniS which lis Hhp rage of the
day, win be produced at the Dillon thea
ter Saturday evening, May 26, by the
Chas. Riggs company, which is one of
the best travelling troops in the west to-
day. The o1npan is large and COM
petent to give a most satisfactory rem
i dition.
Memorial union services will be held
ait the Methodist church in this city Sun
day evening. Rev. M. B. Loughlen will
deliver the address. The veterans of the
Philippine war, also the veterans of the
civil are especially requested to attend in
a body.
DIR. A.. O.. Yearian was called to Oak
land, Cal, tonight, by a telegram an
%nouncing the serious illness of his wife.
L.. Maloy, superintendent of the Idaho
division of the Oregon Short Line is re-
ported to be seriously i'll. He has many
friends here who wish for his speedy re-
covery.
Rev. r.. P. Smith will leave for Hell
ena tomorrow, to deliver the baccalau-
reate address to the graduates of the
Helena University.
Mrs. Geo. Palmer, of Lima, was in the
city last evening to attend the Q. Els
banquet. She accompanied Mrs. T.
Mulaney home, who has been her guest
for a week.
w. H. Cochran is a visitor in this city
He is somewhat disable with rheuma-
tism.
Gov. r. B. Smith and ex-Gov. ]. X
Toole, are among the prominent Helena
men who are in Dillon this week attend
ing court. ...asz1z
At the recent republican state conven.
ton, M. L. Davidson, of this city, was
elected as one of the alternate delegates
to the Republican national convention II
, Philadelphia. -
Dr.. E. D.. Leavitt, of Butte, visited Mr.
and Mrs. r. q. Thomas this week, beins
guests ait the Metlen hotel.
l Miss Hattie Waldorf, teacher of tn,
= Birch Creek school, spent Sunday visit.
: ing relatives in the city.
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