The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1913-02-21
DISTRICT COURT
PROCEEDINGS
JUDGE cRUM OF FORSYTH PRE-.
SlOES-cOURT ADJoURNs
UNTIL MARCH 8.

District court convened here Wed.
nesday morning ut ten o'clock with
Judge Charles l.. Crum ON the bench.
The bonds Of the county commissions
ers were examined by the court and
approved.
Hearings were had upon petitions
for naturalization and the following
petitioners were admitted as citizens
Of the United States:
Ernest Hasselblad, Edward Her.
man Olsen, Marguerite Schroeder, Az
Schroeder, Katie Herold, Carl Ham,
mer, Andrew Burton johnson, Gust
Hanni, Jacob Jerin, Alexander Sos,
Karl Anderson. Peter Russell, Joseph
Overend, John Alfred Carlson, Peder
Digre, Signe Borthea Jensen, Bonsak
EliassOn, Tobias Flottr0p.
Richard NJ. Thomas, naturalization
examiner, represented the government
In the hearings.
Following the naturalization hear.
ings the court calendar was taken up.
w. L. H0wry was granted absolute
divorce from Bessie Howry.
In the case Of M. M. Klein Va. w. +.
Strait, judgment was given the plain
tin In the sum of $1,164.67 and costs
.
closure ordered.
mission by the court to change his
name to Nicholas vranish.
Judgment for $1,O9S.S6, costs and
In the case Of Coast Line Land Co. vs.
f. Tompkins ct al.
BY default of the defendant to ap.
nonr Co wria ID Tulr&s, ,a,0o uen vHAoA A.
absolute divorce from Miles e. Lakin
and plaintiffs maiden name restored.
The grounds for divorce were nOn-sup-
port.
The plaintiff was awarded an alb
solute divorce in the case OF Jessie
Short VS.. Sherman Short.
In the matter OF the estate of Lii
liam Thompson, deceased, ON motion
Of Mrs. Cliff Roots A. y. Baker was
appointed attorney ad Item to repre-
sent the minor heirs.
In the matter OF the estate Of Abram
Jones, deceased, the court issued an
order assigning the entire estate to
the widow, subject to certain liens.
r. A. Edmonds vs.. +. M. Wall, de-
murrer to complaint Is overruled and
defendant given ten days In which to
serve and file answer.
Nellie May Smith Va. Del0s Whiting
Smith. On motion of plaintiff cause
dismissed without prejudice.
II. f. Clement vs. Samuel Creswell.
The motion to make more definite and
certain the complaint and demurrer
is Overruled, and defendant granted
30 days in which to serve and file
answer.
George A. Johnson & r. II. MOhr
vs.. The Minneapolis Threshing Ma
chine Company. a corporation. De.
murrer to complaint Is Overruled and
defendant allowed 20 days in which
to serve and file answer.
Art Stetter. assignor, lrley Stevens.
assignee. vs.. G. F. Richard0n. Motion
to quash execution coming on to be
heard, and upon evidence submitted
it Is found by the court that the judg-
ment be modified to conform with the
verdict
Edmund G. Odell VS.. The0. Archer.
Cause set for trial March 3. $3.50 q.
Mike Majdic vs.. +. A. Mason ct al.
Demurrer, March 3, at $3.50 a. m.
North Dakota Land & Investment
Co. vs.. Thomas Wirtz. March 3, 9:3o
q. m.
c. & ]. Michel Brewing Co. VS.. H.
r. Martin. The defendant having 70
mitted the sum OF one hundred dollars
in accordance with the order made by
the court, the motion for new trial
Is denied.
J. w. Drapr vs.. J. NJ. Woodley. Mar.
3, $3.50 n. IN.
IF. Weast VS.. J. H. Woodley. Mar.
3, $50 a. m.
John Dubbells vs.. Carl N. Thompson
ct al. Demurrer, March 5, 9:3O p. m.
Edmund Burla vs.. Charles L. Ford
4 Harley F. Newton. Demurrer, Mar.
3, 9:30 q. m.
George M. Herr VS.. Alice G. Herr.
March 4, $3.50 a. m.