The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
ADDITIONAL ''IJRY
men ARE DIX. VN
Unable to Get Service on L
Percentage of First Venire-
Court Calls Is More.
MUST REPORT HERE OCT. 80
Court Will Convene Here on Morning
of October 29th.-kirkland Trial
Will Be First up.-Jury List
Shows Many Absent.


Will Be First up.-Jury List
Shows Many Absent.
Judge H. C. Hall has called an ad-
ditional seventy-five men for jury
duty in Glasgow for the October goth
term of court. So many of the orig
inai one hundred and twenty-five
names called proved to be either dead,
absent from the county or non-citi-
zens that the court found it neces-
sary to call the additional number of
names. The additional jurymen are
ordered to report at Glasgow on the
morning of the 30th.
The first case up for trial when
court opens next Wednesday will be
the case of the state VS.. William Kirk
land, who is charged with the killing
of Mac Hunter at Kirkland's ranch on
the Missouri river early in June.
A large number of witnesses have
been called for this case and interest
runs high throughout the county,
Kirkland has been a prominent ranch
er of Valley county for years and the
case will be hard fought from the
start. Norris, Hurd & McKellar will
represent the defendant and County
Attorney Borton, assisted by John L..
lattery will conduct the prosecution.
Several other important cases will
be tried during the coming term Of
court, among them the grand jury
cases that have not already been dis
missed by the court.
Following is the list of men called
to report here for jury duty on Octo-
Der 30th:
Hans C. Foss, Glasgow.
o. w. Sortun, Hinsdale.
M. Wimple, Opheim. II
Slim Manley, Nashua.
Edward Pople, Glasgow.
NJ. Sektnan, Glasgow.
Frank Bachler, West Fork.
Lee Chouinard, Baylor.
P. E. Asmundstad, Scobey.
Andrew Hogan, Grain.
j. N. Hay, Nashua.
Andre Enderson, Saco.
Ole Kalivek, Thoeny.
Albert Braatz, Glentana.
Clayton James, Thoeny.
John l.. Slattery, Glasgow.
A. C. Chrisman, Wolf Point.
s. A. Gillette, Hinsdale.
w. w. Graham, Frazer.
Alfred B. Rotering, Glasgow.
F. H. Drabbs, Hinsdale.
G. H. McGihon, Hinsdale.
Oscar Haugen, Frazer.
Vernon Chittick, Hinsdale.
Syrus johnson, West Fork.
James H. Jordan, Baylor.
James M. Hanson, West Fork.
C. T. Jamison, Nashua.
w. H. Maurer, Opheim.
John Woertink, Avondale.
John F. johnson, Hinsdale.
C. N. Briggs, Glasgow.
George Wigmore, Glentana.
D. D. Fish, Opheim.
Otto j. Freund, Nashua.
Ole Ulelig, Nashua.
Fred Kline, Barr.
Ralph V. Curtis, Avondale.
James A. Dahl, Opheim.
G. A. Tremper, Baylor.
Fred Crawford, Richland.
R. L. Foote, Glentana.
Sander j. sanderson, Jr., Ossette.
Paul Hershy, Thoeny.
Oscar Helegby, Roanwood.
George Now, Thoeny.
Frank P. Montford, Vandalia.
Zahnan Valikai, Vandalia.
Ira F. Brown, Nashua.
R. F. Ebersole, Genevieve.
George w. McGlemn, Oswego.
Emil Ellison, Opheim.
w. H. Cleveland, Hinsdale.
H. B. Friesen, Lustre.
Bernard Hopkins, Glentana.
William Lemke, Vandalia.
William McClain, Lismas.
A. w. Gibson, Tande.
Luster Richardson, Hinsdale.
Hjmar Lunkkonen, Hinsdale.
Elmer Phillips, Hinsdale.
Edward Pople, Glasgow.
Louis Baumbeck, Baylor.
Claude Larkin, Hinsdale.
r. R. Murphy, Glasgow.
4. E. Carlson, Nashua.
]. A. Peters, Glasgow.
George E. Moran, Nashua.
G. Taylor, Baylor.
Joseph Jacques, Coal Creek.
Ed Larson, Oswego.
Joe Gerspacher, Glasgow.
Bert Knight, Glasgow.
@. F. Cavens, Oswego.
John Heinrockson, Oswego.
Rudolph Ewing, Glasgow.
COLD WAVE HITS US.
He thermometer lowered dange'