The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1902-01-15
JURY CASES BEGIN MONDAY
Court Takes Recess While Officers Sum'
mons Jury-Six Divorces Granted
Other Proceedings.

The regular January term of the
district court was convened here last
.londay by Judge Webster, All day
Monday was taken up by counsel in
arguement of motions and de,nur-
rers and considerable other business
was transacted. A night session was
held Monday and short session Tues
day morning, whereupon court ad-
journed until next Monday, January
20, at 9 p. M. when the jury will be
e,npaneled.
/ The following business was trans
tacted: The application for dissolution
of incorporation of the Ward Ditch Co.
was granted and decree ordered.
The case Of the State against Joe
and John Roske, two boys charged
with grand larceny, was dismissed on
motion of county attorney.
In the case of the State against Dam
iiel Roske and Chas. Rider, charged
fwith burglary, having broken into a
sheep camp and stolen provisions, ETC.,
the defendants were allowed to plead
guilty to charge of petit larceny and
Roske was sentenced to 60 days and
Rider 80 days in the county Jail.
Six divorces were granted plaintiffs
Jas prayed for in the following cases:
Grace See VS.. Samuel See, on the
grounds of non support.
| Viola Donica VS.. Thomas 0. Donica,
on account Of desertion.
Maggie Albright VS.. Geo. Albright,
cruelty.
I Alice King VS.. VIM. King, desertion.
| W. E. Hawley VS.. Anna Hawley, de-
sertion.
Jennie Wilcox VS.. Vim. Wilcox, de-
sertion, the husband being a convict.
! In the Hay divorce suit, w. n.
Bickfofd, of Butte, appeared for plain
tiff, Mrs. Hay. and moved to strike
from answer, certain language alleg-
ing adultery. Motion overruled.
In the divorce suit of Nettie Powell
the defendant for change of venue
!, to Butte was denied.
Taylor Sheriff. was appointed guar
dian of Forrest Sheriff. and Mrs. Grace
Fitzgerald guardian of Russell Fitz-
gerald, minors.
! A venire of 80 jurors was draw n
and ordered returnable on Monday
January %, at 10 a. nj.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
The following cases were set TO,
trial:
State VS.. D. Hunsaker, felony, Mon.
day, January Goth.
! State VS.. Howard Packer, assault
: third degree, appeal from Justice
! Court, January 81.
: Alfred S. Scott VS.. James r. Raw
; ins, damages in amount of $4,000
) January D.
3 w. P. Mills VS.. VIM. Baker, debt
3 January %
= Amos Buck Mercantile Co. VS.. A. P
y Williamson. debt, January %.
81 Martin Johnson VS.. Albert Hepp
(luPpCuA 4lOuA = JuSlASC NOuA JoAuoAy ~
: Daniel Dobell and Jacob Dingle VS.
Z Allen Forkner. debt, January -.
= VIM. McFee VS.. Cass McFee, t,
= quiet title, January Is,
> TRIAL JURORS.
= The following trial jurors have beef
IS drawn for service during the Januar
Z term of court and must report for dut.
2 on Monday, January 10th, at 10 a. m,
= A. NJ. Martinell, 7. F. Porch, Pete
= Russell,-J. H. Millikan, D. ]. Whaley
= 7. S, Hames, Geo. w. johnson No.
Is Andrew Bishop, Stevensville; Geo
q Bronson, r. F Clements, H G. Beaubien
y ]. O. Lagerquist, J. G. Swigert, Mar
= tin Connor, ]. H. Jones, Hamilton
= Fred Beaulieu, P. w. Whinnery, c. p
S Hart, Darby; W. A. Jameson, Flol
5 ence; W. F. Sinsell, J. E. Lockwood
e Woodside; c. A. Golf, Bliss Buker, S
= M. Ault, Victor; Thos. L. Randolph
= Geo. Trenary, J. B. Lewis, Ro
q Myers, Corvallis; c. L. Lawrenc,
81 Wicks Smith, Grantsdale.
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