Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-13
CASES SET
FOR TRIAL
Judge CheadIe Calls Docket and We.
nire is Issued for Jurors Return
able March 10.
KOCH TO BE TRIED MARCH 27.
The Noted Porter Divorce Case 10
Set For March a.
Court Notes.

called the docket and set cases for
trial at the coming term of court.
There are several cases of more than
ordinary interest to come up. among
them being that of the state against
Harry Koch. convicted of manslaught-
CT in July 1904 for killing Wander, and
sentenced to life imprisonment The
supreme court recently granted Koch
new trial. The Porter divorce case
will also be heard at the coming term
The Settings.
c. NJ. Clary against E. r. Thomas,
March 49,
James w. Stoner against E. D.
Barney; March %.
J. H. Suprenant against Martha j.
Ackly; March %.
Mayme e. Porter against Charles
e. Porter; March "a.
The state against Harry Koch; Mar
ch q.
Judith Inland Transportation Co.
against C. H. Williams; April 2
Anton Schafer ct al VS. Henry
Schneider ct al, April 8.
j. M. Croft ct al VS. B. K. Stack Ap-
ri 16.
List Of Jurors.
The following venire of jurors was
drawn and made returnable Monday,
March 49,
j. H. Elijah, Rogers; D. NJ. Sherman,
Garneill; Henry Deranleau, Jr., Rock
ford; Peter Martinolli P. C. Wey-
siert, Lawrence Cooper. Gilt Edge;
K. A. Jensen. Gus Scheibelhut, Maid
en-; Lewis Mauland, Judith; ThOs.
N Lee, Whelan Luther r. Snyder.
Seymour Bryant, c. w. Thurston,
John B. Clark. John Hoseman, Moore:
Peter Berry, Grass Range; J. J. F1em-
| ing, Forest Grove; e. B. Elsner, Archie
Mccormack, Ed. Weaver, T. w. Hum
phrey, James Stafford, Robert Wed
| lock, Kendall; F.. l. Comstock, T. r.
Moore, John Simpson, C. N. Mcdonald,
Dan Wnelan, Thos. Mueller, r. T.
Martin, I. A. Pierce, John Branger,
JOS H. Norman, C. w. Curtiss, l. M.
| Hobensack, Lewistown;
Court Notes.
In the matter of the estate of Wal
settlement of final account has been
set for March 10.
The hearing Of the petition for the
| admission to probate of the will of
John Trepp has been set for March "a.
In the case of Edward Jenizen
against Joseph Sims ct al, the hear
ing on the application of the defen-
dant to retax costs has been set for
March 26.
Judge e. X. Cheadle left this morn
ing for Helena and will return in a
few days
Suit Against Sam Gebo.
Charles Lochray, late superintend-
ent Of the Spring creek coal mines,
has brought suit in the district court
against S. w. Gebo, the owner to re.
cover $1.S48 alleged to be due him.
In his complaint the plaintiff recites
that on May 10 last he entered into
contract with the defendant to act
as superintendent of the coal mines
for period of one year after the prop
erty should be turned over to Gebo
at salary of $2,5OO per year and fuel
and house rent. The plaintiff alleges
that in pursuance of this contract he
entered upon his duties and was en-
ployed as superintendent from May
20 until August 26 of last year, when.
without cause, and in violation of the
contract, he was discharged and di-
rected by Gebo to turn over all the
property to one Mclaughlin. He de-
mands judgment for the balance Of the
salary for the year. with $3.50 for
rouse rent and $35 for fuel, the total
being the amount stated. J. c. Hun
toon and E. G. Wor1en are the plain
tiff's attorneys.