The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-29

Kenneth Marshall Burnside Of Lly-
ingston and Margaret Farquharson
of Missoula. They were married
Tuesday by the Rev. Arthur j. Atkins
Of the Christian church.
Frank Lawrence Stangle Of Seattle
and Vera Lehman of Billings.
Eld0n Maurice Penfield and Miss
Alice Nelson, both of BOzeman.
Actions for Divorce
Harriet L. Freeman is seeking di-
vorce from Alison w. Freeman on the
grounds of wilful desertion and fail
ure to provide. They were married
August p, 1904, at Council Bluffs,
Iowa. There are three children, one
of whom is a minor.
V. E. G.. Roades has filed suit for
divorce from John A. Roades, citing
wilfull neglect to provide as a cause
of action. They were married at Mel
rose, Mont, in August, 1928.
Nina Northentt is suing Roger Q.
Northentt for divorce, alleging will
full neglect to provide. They have no
children. They were married April
Is, 1923, at Columbus, Mont.
DEGREES Granted
Mary Jane Murray Monday was
granted a decree of divorce from John
T. Murray on the ground of extreme
cruelty. They were married in this
city November 10, 1909, and have
three minor children.
Irene Haas obtained a decree of
divorce last Saturday from Lloyd R.
Haas. The complaint alleged wilful
failure to provide, and judgment was
taken by default, the defendant max
ing nc appearance. There are six
minor children.
Also on Saturday Frances Burnett
was granted a decree of divorce from
j. C. Brunett, the ground being ex-
treme cruelty. They were married
September II, 1926, at st. Anthony
Idaho. They have no children.
Civil Actions
The case of Helen Nelson against
R. V. Spain, an action in fOrcible en-
try and d~etainer, came on for trial
July 26 before Judge William L.
Ford of White Sulphur Springs. The
plaintiff alleged and produced wit
nesses to prove that the defendant
Spain came on his (Nelson's) ranch.
removed the fence, and with force
took possession of a certain strip OF
land thereon. The defendant denied
this both in his answer and in proof
and attempted to establish that the
land belonged to him, and that Mel
son was the actual trespasser. AT the
| conclusion of the trial the matter was
taken under advisement by the court
In the case of Elsie Marston (alsC
known as Lizzie Marston) against
Mrs. Sallie Bragg to set aside a con
veyance of property from the plain
tiff to the defendant, argument was
heard on plaintiffs demurrer to anC
motion to strike from defendants an.
swer. George Y. Patten argued tht
plaintiffs case orally, and Seth F
Bohart and Geo. D. Pease appeared
for the defendant. The matter wa
taken under advisement by the court
Charles G. Williams has filed hi
petition asking that letters of admin
istration be issued to him in the es
tate of Arthur Charles Williams, VIII,
died July Is, 1927. The value of TIT
estate is estimated at about $22,50O
There are five heirs.
The will of William Wall and Ger
tificate of probate thereof has beel
received from surrogate's court
: Oneida county, New York and filed il
district court. George Skerritt is ap
plying for letters of administration il
this jurisdiction. The estate is esti
mated at about $4,000. There ar
five devisees and legatees named i
the will. The time for proving tn
will has been set as Saturday. Angus
6, at 10 a. m.
Criminal Department
An information has been filed b
the county attorney against Arthu