The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-02-24
DISTRICT COURT.
Civil Actions Commenced.

; account. |. w. Church, attorney for
plaintiff.
G. w. Steele against Saco Hotel
; Co. Action for damages. Norrls &
Hurd, attorneys for plaintiff.
Marriage Licenses.
) Iver Rood, age 27. and Ida Flies
cher age %, both of Malta
Harry d. Aver, age "a, and Nellie
M. Barber, age 21 both of White
water
Naturalizations.
George Barrett age 25, of Malta,
declared intention to renounce al
legiance from Great Britain.
James Northgraves, age 43, of
Dodson, declared intention to re-
nounce allegiance from Great Brit
ain.
John G. Overland, age 27, of
Walsh, declared intention to re-
nounce allegiance from Great Brit
ain.
James Lico filed petition for final
citizenship.
February term of court convened
on the 21st instant, Judge Frank N.
Utter, presiding.
Fred Hall filed first account cur
rent as administrator of the estate
of Joseph Masterson, which was or
dered approved.
Avery F. Stratton entered a plea
of guilty to misdemeanor, and was
fined $50. =.
Emil Saidon, administrator in the
estate of John T. Couture, filed Sec
ond account current, which was or
dered approved.
In the case of r. M. Trafton vs.
R. B. Morris, default TO appear or
answer on part of defendant was en-
tered, and judgment was taken for
$1118.69.
In the case of r. M. Trafton VS..
Ellsworth Hutchins and others, de-
fault to appear or answer on part
of the defendant was entered, and
Judgment was taken for $4S9.
w. M. Quinn was appointed ad-
} ministrator in the estate of Annie
Quinn, deceased, bond fixed at
$4,000.
) The case of Elizabeth j. Combs
VS.. Donald C. Combs, came on regu-
larly for trial. G. H. Stevens ap-
; peared for L. V. Beaulieu, attorney
of record. A decree of divorce was
) granted.
For reason of disqualification of
Judge Utter, an order was made
) calling in Judge T. A. Thompson to
try the following cases:
Booth VS. Ruby Gulch Mining co.
Geo. A. Murphy VS.. John Goroski.
Verne J. Ludwick VS.. l. M. Kay-
mond and ]. l. Case Threshing Ma
chine Co.
Ruby Gulch Mining Co. VS. Booth
G. VanLaarhoven VS.. Geo. Jones.
All cases in the February term
} having been set for Feb. 21st, the
} following named actions were con-
} tinued as indicated:
) Criminal Actions.
No. 81. State of Montana VS.. J. A.
Crowder. continued to 10000 a, m.,
Feb. Gath.
No. 43, State of Montana VS.. Jas
Murray, continued to $3.50 a. in.,
Feb. 25th.
Civil Actions
No. %, Adamson VS.. Curd, con-
tinued to $50 a. m., March 1st.
No. AZ. Presley VS.. Preston and
Kramer, continued to $3.50 a. M,
March 1st.
No. "a, Booth VS.. Ruby Gulch
Mining Co., continued to 900 p. M,
March 1st.
} No SO, Murphy vs. Goroski. con-
tnued to 200 p. m., March 1st.
} No. 81. Ludwick VS.. Lundman
continued to 900 p. M, Feb. 2Sth.
No 90, Ludwck vs. Cookingham
continued to $3.50 a. m. Feb. 29th.
4 No. 80, Ludwick VS.. Hobby Bros.
continued to $3.50 a. m., February
Goth.
} No. 1O1. Ludwick VS.. Raymond ct
, al, continued to 2 p. M. March 3rd
} No. 105, Barker VS.. Klein & Pet
} erson, continued to 200 p. M, Feb
( Goth.
4 No. 115, Ruby Gulch Mining Co.
VS.. Booth continued to 2 p. m.
March 2nd.
: No. 120, VanLaarhoven VS. Jones
|! continued to 200 p. M, March 1st.
, No. 1872, Ugland VS.. Austin, con
Q tinued to $50 a. m., March 1st.
. The following cases were disposed
< of as Indicated:
y for want of prosecution.
No. 70. Harris VS. School Distric
- No 2, dismissed as settled.
No. S5, McGilils VS.. Watson, dis
missed on motion of plaintiff
y No. IS, Munson VS.. Forbes, con
sse tinued over the term by agreemen
% of both partise.
- No. 100 Haddon VS.. Keschen con
70 tnued over the term by agreemen
% Of both parties.
q q No. 80, State Rol Hughes VS.. Du
- tro. settin" vacated.
g No. 50, Kenyon VS.. Ruby Cu1cl
ys Mining Co., setting vacated
. No. III, Rogers Templeton Lum
q q ber Co.. VS.. Margraf, setting vacated
% No. 11S, Lehfeldt VS.. Justice, set
sc ting vacated.
- - No. 130 Appeal r. E, OKeefe VS.
% County Commissioners, dismissed a
Is Is settled.
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