The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-11

miles east of Opheim, a liveryman in
the employ of Mr.. Beebe, testified in
regard to the visits of Brown and
Crisler to Opheim and Of his inquir-
les Of Crisler after Browns disappear
ance. The compass belonging to
Brown was identified by him as the
one which he had pointed out the
direction of the main street of OPP
heim..t~ =
Leo Hevener was recalled and testi-
fed in regard to the team and owned
by Brown and the trade Of certain
horses between Nate Vert his uncle,
and !Crisler.
Clayton harrington, Of Great Falls,
formerly of the vicinity Of Opheim,
testified regarding the arrival Of
julius Brown and A. j.. Crisler in
that neighborhood. He told Of his
observation of the defendant and the
deceased during the time they were
on the premises Of Crisler.
Gilbert Swanson, a neighbor resid-
ing within three Dr. four miles Of Girls
ler's shack told Of Brown leaving a
span of horses at his, Swanson's barn.
He described the are taken of the
team by Brown and Crisler's care Of
the horses after Brown had ceased to
come to his place. He also told Of
the incidents relating to the finding Of
the body east of Crisler's shack.
George Brown, a lumberman of o.
wego, testified regarding the sale of
some lumber to Crisler which was TAX
en- for two claim shacks south Of the
Missouri river into Dawson county
about June 10, 1914, and. the exchange
Of a Remington shotgun by Crisler
for a "A Colts revolver, owned by Geo
Brown.
Nathan Vert told of the exchange
Of horses between he and Crisler
when Crisler traded the two brown
mares, alleged to have been owned by
Brown, for a team of black mare:
owned by Vert, about the first o.
June, 1914.
John A. Jacobson testified regarding
certain work done by him for Crisle
and by Crisler for him when the,
were getting lumber at Opheim. HI
also told of the loaning of a coat t.
him by Crisler during the time the,
+ were loading lumber at Opheim. JAG
OLSON stated that he was afraid tn
possession Of the coat would identif
him with the commission Of the Grim
and that he burned it for fear
would throw suspicion upon him. H
= told of sleeping with Crisler on a ce,
, tain night in Opheim above the pot
hall and described a suit case whic
Crisler had in his possession on tn
= morning after the night Crisler ha
. stayed at the place.
Walter Cassiday was recalled an
testified regarding the compass b,
. longing to Brown.
\ Mrs. Wilson Fordyce, formerly I
Poplar testified regarding Crisler ar
Mrs. Margaret Cole leaving Popl.
and of her going to the train wi!
a them.
n Ivor M. D. Lampe, proprietor
the Savoy Hotel at Glasgow, told
!. and registry entry of ~. A. Crisl
- and Wife" at his hotel on the ten
Of June, 1914.
Sergeant ]. B. Hall was recall,
70 and told further of the arrest of Cri
Ter and of taking him to M~ooseja,
&c He told of the warning given by hi
4 to the defendant in answering que
a tons and he also testified in rega.
to the arrest of Crisler for a VIOLATE
of the customs act of the dominic
70 for taking property into Canada su
ID ject to duty. He told of the convers
is ton he and Mr.. Slattery had wi
the defendant at the hotel at Drin
water and his questioing the defen
bo ant as to when he had last seer Brow
h C. w. Powell, Sheriff of the Coun
he of Valley, vas sworn and testified
or garding the finding Of a suspense
r. in the grave where the body v
found, east of Crisler's shack on M
3rd, 1915.
es Mrs. Charity Brown was again
in on the stand and she stated that !
ar son, julius, had once been injured a
he that he wore a suspensory.
le- Sergeant J. B. Hall testified in
NJ gard to a conversation with Crisl
is Crisler at first said he did not KIN
julius Brown. He later admitted Il