Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1911-08-15
LONG TERM IS
NEARING END
RECORD-BREAkiNG NUMBER OF
CIVIL ACTIONS BROUGHT
TO TRIAL.
A BIG LIST OF JURORS
Large Percentage Of EIigibIes in tho
County Summoned During Course
of the Term-Short Review Of
Cases Settled Up to Present Time
Grind Still in Progress.

-0TIHO 0IIlI III VIONi CO.,
A record-breaking jury term of the
district court is now nearing an end,
the last of the calendar now being in
sight, and the weary jurors will prob
ably get their release from service
sometime next week. One rather un'
usual feature Of the present term is
that the original calendar has not
been rearranged since the beginning |
and practically all of the cases have
been tried at the time scheduled when
the calendar was called more than a
month ago.
The civil cases tried, the respective
attorneys and the results Of the trials
up to the present time are as follows:
Wright VS.. Kendall Gold Mining Co.,
involving patent to mining claims. Q.
w. Belden and Rudolf Won Tobel, at
torneys for plaintiff, Ayers & Mar
shall and ]. E. Wasson, attorneys for
defendant. Judgment for defendant.
Bankers Reserve Life Insurance Co.
VS.. Henderson, involving premiums on
| life insurance. E. G. Worden for
plaintiff and ]. A. Coleman for de-
fendant. Partial judgment for plain
tiff.
| First National Bank VS.. Graham.
10. w. Belden for plaintiff, Kremer &
Kremer for defendant. Judgment fol
plaintiff.
Cordeiro VS.. Inter Mt Mutual Life
Insurance Co., involving life insur-
ance policy. E. G. Worden and De-
Kalb & Mettler for plaintiff, and VIM.
Blackford for defendant. Judgment
for defendant.
Ferguson VS.. Ferguson, divorce case
J C. Huntoon for plaintiff Ayers &
Marshall for defendant. Divorce
granted.
Greembaum Bros. VS.. Cox. ct al. In
volving debt. E. G. Worden for plain
tiff, Ayers & Marshall for defendant.
Dismissed as to Cox. Judgment for
plaintiffs against other defendants.
Hughes VS.. Winnett. Dissolution of
partnership. W. H. Smith and O. w.
Belden for plaintiff, R. Won Tobel for
defendant. Verdict for defendant.
Peck VS.. Laper, involving damages.
O. w. Belden for plaintiff, w. H. Smith
defendant Judgment taken against
Laper.
Samuels VS.. Western Union Tele-
graph Co., involving $500 damages.
J. A. Coleman for plaintiff and Will
liam Wallace, Jr, for defendants.
Judgment for defendants.
Mcdonald VS.. Hamilton, action to
quiet title. J. A. Coleman for plain.
tiff, Ayers & Marshall for defendant
Judgment for defendant.
Anderson VS.. Durr, involving com
mission on real estate. DeKalb &
Mettler for plaintiff and o. w. Belden
for defendant. Judgment for plain
tiff.
Reid VS.. Reid, involving separate
maintenance and custody of children
O. w. Belden for plaintiff and Ayers
& Marshall for defendant. Separate
maintenance denied and children fn
custody of court
: Montana Hardware Co. VS.. Corbit
!. suit on promissory note. O. w. Bel
den for plaintiff, R. Won Tobel for de
fendant Judgment for plaintiff.
! Ely VS.. Evans, damage suit. E. G
: Worden and DeKalb & Mettler fol
E plaintiff and O. w. Belden for defen
: dant Judgment for defendant.
Haggerty VS.. Ffshburn, claim ant
delivery action of personal property
/ Ayers & Marshall for plaintiff. O. w
Belden for defendant. Judgment fol
:: plaintiff.
Elijah VS.. Elijah, involving debt
!, Ayers & Marshall for plaintiff, E. G
Worden for defendant. Settled out o
|, court.
|. Miller VS.. Laper, involving debt.
B. Kirkland for plaintiff, VIM. M
Blackford for defendant. Partial jude
ment for plaintiff.
6 Westheimer & Sons vs.. Lewistow1
8 Brewery, involving debt. VIM. M
Blackford and ]. C. Huntoon plaintiff
> attorney, Ayers & Marshall for defer
T dant. Judgment for plaintiff.
8 Shea VS.. Loveland, appeal from jus
q tice court. o. w. Buntin for plaintiff
IS Judgment rendered for plaintiff on de
a. fault.
j: l, o. o. F. lodge VS.. Shields, ejec
); ment. Ayers & Marshall for plair
j; tiff, DeKalb & Mettler for defendan
j; Settled out of court.
j: Bacon VS.. Bacon, divorce. O. "
Bolden for plaintiff and Ayers & Ma