The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-06-24

defendant.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward E. Mercer, deceased. Court
granted an allowance of $500 per
month out of the funds of the estate
children until further order of the
court. j. w. Callicotte appeared
as attorney for the estate.
Crowder VS.. Spencer. Court sus-
tanned demurrer of defendant and
complaint. j. w. Callicotte for
plaintiff and Tressler & Kirton for
defendant.
State of Montana VS.. Joe H. Chou
nard. The defendant appeared in
court and stated that he had no at
torney and was willing to plead
guilty to the information, which he
was allowed to do. Judge Utter
then sentenced Chounard to serve
one year in the state prison, and
was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff.
State VS. Theodore Schoenborn.
Hearing on defendants motion to
dismiss case was continued to 5 D.
/ M, at which time court granted de-
fendant's motion to dismiss. County
Attorney McGrath and b. D. Phalen
represented the state and r. E.
O'Keefe the defendant
| In the matter of the estate of
John Joiner, deceased. The re-
quest of Tressler & Kirton that con-
test in the above entitled action be
set for trial July Gath, was granted
by the court.
State of Montana VS.. John Mason.
Defendant stated that he was will
ing to pleFJ gritty to the informa-
tion as filed and thereupon the court
sentenced Mason to serve one year
in the states prison and he was re-
manded to the custody of the sheriff.
State of Montana VS.. B. w. Brock
way, j. P. After continuing the
case to June 18th the court dis
missed the writ Of review. H. L..
Wolfe appeared for the plaintiff
and j. w. Callicotte for the defend
ant.
In the case of Honey VS.. Honey
the court granted a decree of di-
vorce to the plaintiff, James Honey.
lressler & Kirton appeared for
plaintiff.
A decree of divorce was granted
the plaintiff, Sarah Pilon in the ac-
tion Pilon VS.. Pilon. Tressler &
k1rton appeared for plaintiff.
decree of divorce was granted
in the case of Tankersley VS.. Tank
ersly to the plaintiff, Edith Tank
ersley, who was represented by
Tressler & Kirton.
State of Montana VS.. Henry Mo-
ran. Defendant by his attorney, G..
H. Stevens, entered plea of not
guilty.
State VS.. Alfred Doney. Defend
ant by attorney G. H. Stevens, en-
tered plea of not guilty.
Trafton VS.. Morris. Defendant
given fifteen days to file answer to
demurrer of plaintiff. J. W. CALI
cote for plaintiff and c. H. Stevens
for defendant.
State VS.. John Doney. Defendant
by his attorney, c. H. Stevens, en-
tered plea of not guilty.
Adamson VS.. Curd Defendant
given 5 days to answer demurrer
of plaintiff. J. w. Callicotte for
plaintiff and G. H. Stevens for de-
fendant.
In the matter of the estate of VIM.
Long, deceased. Court granted an
allowance of 500 per month out of
the funds of the estate for support
of family of decedent. c. II. Stew
ems appeared for James Wilson as
attorney for the estate.
b. ~. Schuster VS.. Great Northern
Ry. Defendants demurrer over
ruled and defendant given twenty
days to file answer.
In the matter of the estate of
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mltted to probate and Elijah
Ereaux appointed executor for &C.
tate.
State VS.. Sam Deniff. Case con-
t1nued for term. Tressler E. Kir-
ton attorneys for defendant.
Mary Survant VS.. Amos Sniff
Two cases. Dismissed as settled.
.. II. Abrams VS.. ROBBERS & Under
wood. Dismissed as settled.
Malta Mercantile Comnanv We
Jas. Keenan,. Dismissed as settled.
Elmer Osterman VS.. H. B. Rus
ton. Dismissed as settled.
Upon the application of c. H.
stevens the court ordered that in all
cases where this attorney appeared
cases where this attorney appeared
as counsel for the defendant wit
nesses In addition to those allowed
by atute would be permitted to be
subpoenaed on behalf of defendants.
The following cases swere then
set for trial beginning July 13, at 2
p. M:
State VS.. Alfred Doney, July 1s,
p. m: State VS.. Alexander Doney,
july IA, lO a. m. State VS.. William
Doney. July "A, 2 p. M. State VS..
John Doney, July Is, 10 a. m. State