The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-30

In the matter of the estate o
Morgan Shafer. This cause came
on for hearing of allowance of fna
account and final distribution. Eli,
Blumenthal was sworn and testified
| in above action. An order wa,
made settling final account and fol
distribution.
In the matter of the estate O.
VIM. B. Lusk. H. M. Kirton ap
peared for the administrator and
advised the court in the premises
IN order for sale of personal prop
erty was made.
Saturday, Sept. %, 10000 a, IN.
Court opened with the following
o1ncers present: Hon. Frank N
Utter Judge presiding; A. G. Teg
nell, court reporter; Henry Nelson
county attorney; G. M. Porter, clerE
State of Montana VS.. Steve Hol
man. No. 10, criminal. Henry l.
Wolfe, Jr., county attorney, appear
ing for the state and G. H. Stevens
for the defendant. Each entered
stipulation that above action &c
over the term. 1t was ordered that
the case go over the term without
prejudice.
State of Montana VS.. Edward
Armstrong. No. IS, criminal. Fl
l.. Wolfe, Jr.. county attorney ap-
pearing for the state and c. H.
Stevens for the defendant. On stip-
ulation this action was continued
over the term without prejudice.
In the matter of the estate OF
John T. Couture. No. 5, probate
G. Fl. Stevens appeared for the adj
ministrator. This case came on for
hearing on petition to sell real
property. The court being advised
in the premises an order was made
authorizing the sale of real prop
erty as set forth in the petition and
order on file.
In the matter of the guardianship
of James Kennedy, incompetent. No.
26, probate. G. H. Stevens appeared
for the petitioner. This case came
on for hearing petition for apoint-
ment of guardian of person and es-
tate of James Kennedy James L.
Lenoir was duly sworn and testified
in the case. James Kennedy was
duly sworn and testified in this case
An order was made appointing Mr..
James L. Lenoir as guardian OF the
person and estate of James Kenne-
dy, and to give bond in the sum of
$4,000.
Friday, Sept. oath, 900 p. m.
c. M. Mclaughlin VS.. Moore
Telephone Company. ]. w. CALI
cote appeared for the plaintiff and
H. NJ. Kirton represented Norris,
Hurd & Mcclellan, for the defend
ant. The case came on for hearing
on motion to strike. After argu-
ment by the attorneys in the case
motion to strike overruled and de-
PENDANT given Is days after Motif
cation of the court to further plead.
F. R. Kramer VS.. Charles Wolf, ct
al. No. 43, civil. J. W. Callicotte
appeared for the plaintiff and Tress-
Ter & Kirton for the defendant. This
case came up for hearing on defend
ants demurrer. Demurrer was sus-
tanned also denied application to
file supplemental complaint.
Thompson Lumber Co. VS.. Rilda
Talbot. No. 81, civil. Tressler &
Nirton appearing for plaintiff and j..
w. Callicotte for defendant. This
action came on for hearing on mo-
ton to strike. Motion to strike de-
MED without prejudice to any other
motion on the same matter.
B. H. Koke VS.. Ezra Ereaux No.
s, civil. On motion of G. H. Stevens
counsel for plaintiff, the case was
dismissed as settled.
In the matter Of the adoption of
Raymond Guiles. No. q, probate.
Above cause came on for hearing on
legal adoption, by William M. Tay-
lor and Della Taylor, his wife, OF
the child Raymond Guiles. Both
petitioners and counsel, 0. B. Haw-
yer, present in open court. William
M. Taylor and Della Taylor each
sworn testified in this action. The
petition was granted and an order
of adoption issued and signed in
presence of the court.
Three p. M, Sept. 20.
In the matter of the estate OF
John Joiner, No. II, probate. Above
action came up for hearing on pc
tition for order to sell personal
property. Gilbert Joiner, one of the
heirs. was duly sworn and testified.
An order was made authorizing the
special administrator to sell prop
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order.
In the matter of the estate OF
John T. Couture, No. S, probate
Above cause for hearing on petition
to sell real property. c. H. Stevens
appeared for the petitioners and ad-
vised the court in the premises. An
order was made authorizing the ad-
ministrator to sell certain real es-
tate and to execute and file an ad'
ditional bond in the sum of $1,000
Malta Mercantile Co. VS.. w. b
Bailey, No. 2, civil. On motion Of
the plaintiffs attorneys, Tressler 4
Kirton, the cause was dismissed az
settled.
Kramer & Warner VS.. John Wer
necke, No. 27, civil On motion Of
plaintiffs attorney, j. w. Calicotte
the cause was dismissed as settled
Malta Mercantile Co. VS.. c. B
Akin, No. 81, civil. Tressler &
Kirton, counsel for plaintiff and C
II. Stevens for defendant, presen
in court. By stipulation the cas-