Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-03-26
CALL CALENDAR
SELECT JURORS
JURY TERM OF DISTRICT COURT
TO BEGIN APRIL 15-CASES
SET TO MAY.
CRIMINAL CASES LATER
Twenty-One Civil Cases Docketed for
Trial at Forthcoming Term-Buck
Jewell Arrested for Killing CALI
Grant, Former Bright Chef, Now
On Trial for Petit Larceny.

Judge Cheadle yesterday called thu
calendar Of civil eases now on the
docket and set twenty-one Of them
for trial. The first case to be tried Is
that Of Phillips vs.. Potter, which
comes on for hearing April Is. Cases
are set from that date up to May 3,
as follows:
April Is, Phillips versus Potter;
April IS, Weaver VS.. Smith; April II,
Western Lumber & Grain Co. VS..
Kane; April 1s, Murray VS.. Martin;
April 10. Judith Basin Mercantile Co.
vs. Jensen; April 20, Green vs.. Akeley:
April %, Gillian VS.. Kelley; April 23.
Willard VS.. Brabant; April "a, Hav-
ranek VS.. Cushman; April 25, McCol-
lum VS.. McCullom; April 26, McCau-
ley vs. Montana Hardware Co.; April
n, Stratton vs.. Barrere; April 29, Duff
field VS.. Schmidt; April 20, Fidelity
Trust Co. VS.. Thompson, ct al; April
20, Am Car. Co. VS.. Brant; April 20,
Brown VS.. Munger-COrry Land COM
pany; April 20, Stafford vs.. Smith;
April 80, Ray a. Cameron vs. Fitz-
alwater; May I, Smith VS.. Jackson, ct.
al; May 2, Winston VS.. Stillman;
May 3, Greenblatt VS.. Gallup.
Select Jurors This Morning.
A jury panel Of fifty names was
drawn this morning as follows: vii.
liam Churchill, Britten Barrett, w. J.
Abel and John b. CASTOR, Of Moore:
Charles M. Smith, n. NJ. Conner, O.
C. Powell and NJ. Milton, of Stanford:
J. w. Stanley, of Utica; ID. J. Nc
Intosn, l.. II. McChesney and Fred
Hansen, OF Denton; Mike Kelly, of
Forest Grove; w. II. Oatway, Il. r.
Logan, A. A. Anderson, William Atkln-
son, =. T.. Anderson, ]. II. Snyder,
Oscar Anderson, Charles Lucier, T. T.
Macarthur, Frank Herman, Samuel De-
Kalb, Walter Green, w. II. Culver
and G. w. Bauley, Lewistown; John
Mier, A. A. Ashcraft, J. f. Rae and
Walter Wolf, Moccasin; Sam IT.
Moore, f. A. Bennett, George M. Hud-
son, A. l.. Herring and G. l.. Alexander,
Benchland; August Mier, Glengary;
Joseph Marshall, Fred Mckay and G.
G.. Reid, Kendall; J. w. Snyder,
Charles M. Morgan, G. C. HOrkins, and
X. G. Porter, PhilbroOk: Carl H. Mill
er Straw; Robert Yuill, Judith; J. w.
Dougherty, Maiden; f.. c. Abbott, Gilt
Edge; S. p. StOner, Lewistown.
Divorce Decree Granted.
A decree was granted Saturday in
the divorce case of Gertrude Pomeroy
vs.. r. b. POmeroy. The findings were
that the plaintiff and defendant were
married in this city Feb. 6, 1910, and
that the defendant deserted plaintiff
on or about March /, 1910, and has
since failed and refused to live with
her or contribute toward her support.
The plaintiff was thereupon granted
a divorce and permitted to use her
maiden name, Gertrude Heckford.
Buck Jewell Arrested.
Buck Jewell, a well-knOwn Indian
creek stOckman, was arrested yester-
day as a result of investigations pur.
sued by Stock Inspector Frank Biglen
and Deputy Sheriff Tommy Mason.
Jewell is accused Of killing calf be-
longing to the PL outfit. He was re-
leased upon giving bail in the sum of
$1,500, and mis- preliminary hearing
has been set for Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock before Justice Foley.
Grant Trial in Progress.
The trial of Charles Grant, chef at
the Bright Hotel, was begun yester-
day morning before Justice Foley. A
jury was selected as follows: George
Phillips, Henry Siebert, J. w. Beck,
John Plank, NJ. w. Teters and Otto
Phillips. After the jury had been
SwOrn the hearing was suSnondod
while Judge Cheadle was calling the
docket of district court cases. The
taking of testimony was begun this
morning, and at noon the state was
not more than one-half through with
its case. Grant is charged with petit
larceny, the facts having been pre-
viously published in this paper. His
wife, who was also under arrest, was
tried and acquitted about ten days
ago.