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


sheriff; C. M. Porter, clerk.
Pitman Lowry Gainsforth OF Dod-
son. petitioner for final nat ura liza :
ton. petition No 10, appeared with
two witnesses. Fred c. Cooper and
Edward H. Mott, all OF whom were
duly sworn and testified in the case
in hearing. Examination of the Pc
titioner and witnesses being salts
factory to the court, and the petl-
ton appearing regular, and oath OF
ALLEGIANCE being administered to
the petitioner, an order OF the court
admitting Pitmar Lowry Galnsforth
a citizen of the United States was is
ued in open court.
Two o. M. September %.
State of Montana VS.. Dennis f..
McGrath, Jr., No. 35 criminal, This
case was called on hearing of spec
ial appearance and motion to quash
the original Judgment by the court.
Denis F. McGrath. Jr., the defend
ant. and M. ~. O'Keefe, counsel for
said McGrath. present in court.
After argument by Mr.. O'Keefe. it
was ordered that the original judg-
ment be set aside.
State of Montana VS.. John Hutton
No. II. criminal. Above action was
called on motion for reduction OF
bail bond Defendant represented
by Norris, Hurd & Mcclellan. Bail
bond ordered reduced to $1,000.
George Terry Of Landusky, Pc
titioner for final naturalization, Pc
tition No. i. appeared with two wit
nesses. Theo. N. schoenborn and
Chas. H. Davies, all of whom were
sworn and testified. Examination
of the petitioner and witnesses be-
ing satisfactory to the court, and
the petition appearing regular, and
oath of ALLEGIANCE being admins
trated to the petitioner. an order of
the court admitting George Terry
issued in open court.
Earony Sax Anderson of Malta,
appeared in court with prayer that
his petition, No. 2, for final natur
alization, be continued. The case
was continued to November "a.
Fred Leo. of Saco, petitioner for
final naturalization, petition No. 3,
appeared with two witnesses, w. G.
Schneider and A. l.. Shaw, all of
whom were sworn and testified in
the case in hearing. Statement
made by A. L. Shaw in letter to
the department that he first met pc
titioner May, 1910, was corrected
by testimony of said A. L. Shaw,
and witness declared competent. Ex-
animation of the petitioner and wit
nesses being satisfactory to the
court, and the petition appearing to
"a 1oy, If oil
being administered to the petitioner
an order was made by the court ad
hitting Fred Leo a citizen of the
United States.
Axel Talli Rydell, of Dodson, pc
titioner for naturalization, petition
No. 4 appeared with two witnesses,
Henry Peterson and Roy Cole, all of
whom were sworn and testified. |
Examination of the petitioner and
witnesses being satisfactory to the
court, and thte petition appearing
regular, and oath of ALLEGIANCE be-
ing administered to the petitioner,
an order of the court admitting
AXel Talli Rydell a citizen of the
United States, was issued in open
court.
Andres Flansaas, of Lovejoy, pc
titioner for final naturalization, pc
,ition No. 5, appeared with two wit
nesses, Ole r. Field and John
Field. all of whom were sworn and |
testified. Examination of the petit
,ioner and witnesses being satisfac-
.ory to the court, and the petition
being regular. and oath of allieg-
ance being administered to the pc
titioner, an order of the court ad-
hitting Andres Flansaas a citizen
open court. 1t was also ordered |
that the name Of the petitioner be
changed from Andres Flansaas to
Andrew And erson.
Herman Heinrich Sudbrack of |
Saco, petitioner for final naturaliz-
alton. petition No. 6, appeared with
two witnesses, W. G.. Schneider and
A. L.Shaw. all of whom were sworn
and testified. Examination of the
petitioner and witnesses being salts
factory to the court, and the petit
tioin appearing regular, and oath
of ALLEGIANCE being administered to
the petitioner. an order of the court
admitting Herman Heinrich Sud-
brack citizen of the United States
was issued in open court.
Perry Nelson of Dodson, petition
or for final naturalization, petition
No. Z. appeared with two witnesses,
Charles Shelter and Ellsworth
all of whom were sworn
and testified. Examination of the
petitioner and witnesses being sat
lsfactory to the court, and the petit
ton appearing regular, and cath of
being administered to
the petitioner, an order OF the court
Perry Nelson a citizen of
the United States was issued in
open court.
Halvor J. Meisdalen of Malta, pc
titioner for final natura lization, pc
tition No. s. appeared with two
witnesses. B. E. Schuster and Pader
H. Paulson, all of whom were sworn
and testified. Examination of the
petitioner and witnesses being sat
1sfactory to the court, and the petit
ton appearing regular, and oath of
allegiance being adm Mustered to the
petitioner. an order of the court adj