The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
DOINGS In THE
DISTRICT COURT
Jury Term of Court Will Begin
! Tuesday, January 26.
FIFTY JURORS ARE CALLED
Calendar of Cases Arranged-George
Harris Gets Stiff Sentence
Numerous Divorces Granted.

The next jury term Of the district
court will be held in Glasgow, begin
ming Tuesday, January rs. Fifty jur-
ors were drawn to report on that date
and the calendar of criminal and civil
cases was arranged by Judge Utter.
Since Saturday the court has been
busy attending to matters that did
not require jury. Divorce cases,
probate matters and others have been
disposed of.
George Harris, who, about a month
ago obtained some clothing and other
articles at one of the local stores, and
gave fake mortgage in payment for
them, was arraigned Saturday and
pleaded guilty to the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
After hearing the evidence in the
case, he was sentenced to serve not
less than 20 months nor more than 21
months in the state prison.
Divorces were granted in the cases
of Lou F. Bullen VS.. Edith Bullen;
Ellen M. Waller VS.. Claude J. Waller;
Alta Sherwood VS.. VIM. Sherwood;
Eta E. Rogers VS.. Jesse L. Rogers;
Clara Robbins VS.. John Robbins;
Thelma Broken vs.. James Broken and
Annie G. Taylor VS.. Joseph Taylor.
Monday Harry Smith and John Nc
Donald were arraigned. Smith and
Mcdonald are charged with being
implicated in the robbery of the Wei
don brothers and two others in
freight car at Oswego several months
ago, and they are the two who were
the ringleaders in the attempted Jail
delivery a few weeks ago. Harry
Smith stated that his true name was
Wyatt Willis and John Mcdonald
said that the name he had given was
correct. AS neither had attorneys,
the court appointed E. N. Hill to rep
resent John Mcdonald and J. l.. Slat-
J terry to defend Harry Smith, or Will
lis. A new information is to be filed
in this case and they are to be held
pending this.
The trial calendar for the coming
term follows:
Criminal.
The state of Montana VS.. Babcock
Further criminal cases will be set
following the above.
Civil.
Long VS.. Kaminski.
Bailey VS.. Gillespie.
j. I. Case Threshing Machine COM
pany VS.. Simpson.
Peterson VS.. Ryan.
| Hunter VS.. Jones.
| Kampfer VS.. Bell.
Burke and Hooking VS.. Atwood.
Burke and Hooking VS.. Atwood.
Magruder VS.. Great Northern Rail-
way company.
Keith Commercial Agency VS.. Nc
Rae.
| Strife vs.. Hoy.
Kinda VS.. Fitzpatrick.
Consolidated bank VS.. Slette.
Mccullough VS.. Crandall.
Moor VS.. Moor.
Milk River Valley bank VS.. Fuqua.
Kinds vs.. Kinds.
Truscott VS.. Dodge.
Tressler VS.. the town of Malta.
The state of Montana ex rel, Geo.
P. Burke VS.. l.. p Evans, as justice
of the peace.
The list of jurors summoned to ap-
pear at 9:3O a. m. on January 90,
follows:
E. Runyon, A. E. Davenport, C. D..
Swingle, Ralph Perkins, Fred Schnei-
der, S. P Weatherford. Charles Twit-
chell, j. R. Rice, J. A. Shambaugh,
Kokkeler Sylvester, Alfred Whit
bread, Frank S. Miller, William Leo
nard, Harry Beverly, Cecil D. Dyk-
stra, Nick J. Knaff, J. c. Colson,
Richard Shea, H. A. Carr, W. A..
Johnson, M. M. Jensen, Glen Maris,
John Hotter, all of Glasgow; c. B.
Cole, Opheim; S. d. Cole, Opheim;
John H. holland, Opheim; Edward E..
Burtness, Opheim; Louis Thompson,
Opheim; A. B. Wells, Glentana: A.
L. Schuster, Glentana; d. F. McGre-
gor, Baylor; M. d. Wemple, Baylor;
U. S. Canton, Nashua; VIM. F. Bid
die. Nashua; ]. l.. Twitchell, Nashua
Elmer Grippe, Nashua, j. II. Jones,
Nashua: Harry Larson, Tampico; 7.
L. Mccormick, Tampico; r. R. Davis,
Hinsdale; John B. Wiseman, Hins-
dale; L. A. O'Brien, Hinsdale; G. o.
Wright, Hinsdale; j. d. Kelly, Hins.
dale; D. D. Horton, Beaverton; J. D.
Martin, Beaverton; George Reid, Van