Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

first to be heard There are a number
of other jury cases on the docket but
the number of these will be thinned
somewhat from day to day, some being
dismissed on account of settlement
reached out of court. A number of de-
fault cases.. and equity matters have
already been disposed of by the court
and have kept Judge Steele busy thus
far.
Work of Opening Day.
| The work of the morning was consum.
ed in giving over the work for the term
and the cases on the calendar, and dur
ing the day the following matters were
disposed of, Judgment being entered
for the plaintiff in the action of f. w.
Oliver vs. Il. A. Carpenter, being
suit on promissory notes. The testl,
mony was introduced in the case of
William E. Hardisty vs.. Laura f.
Hardisty, an action for the annullment
of marriage of the parties, and the case
was taken under advisement by Judge
Steele.
Saturday, Feb. 10.
The testimony in the action of B. B.
Hinley ct al vs.. the Unknown Heirs
of Alma Arensen, was heard and a de-
prayed for. In the action of Z. w.
Oliver vs.. B. W. Jarrett, an action for
the foreclosure of tax lien, the tes-
timony was introduced and decree en-
tered for the plaintiff ,E. w. Oliver.
The following divorces were granted
Saturday: S. NJ. Jones VS.. Kate Jones;
Oliver G. Cole VS.. May Cole; and Julia
+. Brown VS.. Sidney E. Brown.
William Graham and Gustave Gardi
ner appeared before the court Saturday
and made the necessary proof to en-
| title them to become citizens of the
United States, the former being a
Canadian by birth and the latter
Scandinavian.
Monday, February IL.
A decree of foreclosure in the case of
| Charles Rollins Marks VS.. Otto j. John
son, ct al was entered Monday. Testi
mony was introduced in the case of
Jacob Mathieson eft al, VS.. r. F. Mnrry,
and a decree quieting title entered.
The following divorces were granted
Monday: Elisha w. Mattox vs. Nora
D. Mattox and R. Greckwell VS.. Ethel
Greckwell
Work of Tuesday.
VIM. Hartman, Joe Zwisler and Jack
Gully, the three defendants in the cat
tie stealing case were brought before
the court Tuesday morning and being
arranged plead not guilty to the in
formation filed by f. M. Griffith, Jack
Culley stated, upon being asked by the
court as to his true name, that he was
called Jack Culley in this action, but
that his true name was Charles Oulley.
Several arguments on motions and de-
murrers were heard by the court dur
ing the morning and the court then adj
journed until 2 clock.
Cases Set for Trial.
Saturday, Feb. II, o. E. Ryder VS.. A
Nepean, action on account, B. r.
Tweedy and F. l.. Williams attorneys
for plaintiff and A. s. Hardy for lie
fendant.
Monday, Feb 10, Western Hardware
Co. VS.. David Landon, suit ON account
f. +. Butler for plaintiff and F. +, Fogg
and w. L. Campbell for defendant.
Tuesday, Feb. 20, State of Idaho vs.
Wm Hartman, Jack Gully, and Joe
Zwisler, charge of grand larceny, w.
| N. Scales for defendants.
Wednesday, Feb. 81, w. A. Grune-
wald VS.. Bank of Sites, suit to recover
personal property. F. E. Fogg and W.
l.. Campbell attorneys for plaintiff and
W. N. Scales for defendant.
Thursday, Feb. %, w. A. Grunewald
VS.. Theo. p. Tolletson and Mae Toilet
son. Action on promissory note. F. f.
Fogg and w. L. Campbell attorneys for
plaintiff w. n. Scales for defendants.
Thursday, Feb. %, McGhie Trading
Company VS.. Leonard Becker-Jurgen,
action on account on appeal from pro-
bate court. w. N. Scales and A. s.
Hardy for PLAINTIFF and F. E. Fogg and
W. L. Campbell for defendant
| Friday, Feb. %, Cottonwood Highway
District VS.. J. B. Goeekner, suit for
condemnation of right of way. M.
Reese Hattabaugh and C. w. Green
ough for plaintiff and w. NJ Scales
for defendant.
Monday, Feb. 26, j. H. Forsman VS..
S. +. Trautman. Action for damages
for personal injuries. w. n. Scales and
M. R. Hattabaugh for plaintiff. F. E.
Fogg, w L. Campbell and c. w. Green
ough for defendants.
The following cases were set for
Wednesday, February %, to follow eacl
other in the order named: o. Froberg
VS.. s. w. Litehfield, ct al, suit to fore
close mining lien. Fogg & Campbell for
plaintiff. w. N. Scales for defendants.
D. Natwick VS.. s. w. Litchfield and
D. Natwick and VIM S. Harris VS.. s.
f. Litehfield ct al, suit ON account.
Fogg & Campbell for plaintiffs and w.
N. Scales for defendants. Herbert
Cook VS.. s. B. Wood action for injunc-
tion. w. N. Scales for plaintiff and
A. s. Hardy for defendant.
Thursday, March l, 1917, T. H.
Minear ct al vs.. G. l. Evans, and t. H.
Minear ct al vs.. J. w. Brown, both
actions to quiet title. 7. R. Shepard
and A. 8. Hardy attorneys for plain
tiffs. w. N. Scales, M. R. Hattabaugh
and H. Hazlitt for defendants.
Saturday, March 7, R. L. Spiker VS..
David Landon, ct al. Mortgage fore
closure. F. E. Butler for plaintiff, and
Fogg & Campbell for defendants.
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