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The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08
TALKING
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Nov. a.-Mr. James
IN (Bowtie) Bronson is handler
Of fighters. You might say he is a
rather extraordinary handler Of
fighters. He handled Mr.! Jane,
Joseph Tunney for those fights with
the Dempsey fellow and for that
daisy chain ronlp with the plod-
ding Heeney.
n q
Mr.. Bronson is known as a
radical among his fellow workers.
He is addicted to strange theories
and mystic practices, md old tim
ers who used to wear pull-oveI
sweaters and carry wooden pals
into the ring look at him askance.
They tap their heads knowingly
They suspect he isn't all there.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08
Carr Reelected
Amateur Leader

Arthur E. Carr was reelected
president of the indianapolis anna
teur baseball association at its annu-
al meeting for the election of
officers Wednesday night. Adolph
Fullgraff was named first vice
president, and John F. Gaethe, sec
ond vice-president.
Rex P. Young was elected treas
urer and F. Earl Geider, was re-
elected secretary. oscar L. Buehler,
former vice-president, was chosen
an honorary president in the organ
ization. The next meeting of the
I. A. B. A. will be held next Mon
day night.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08
ANOTHER ONE INJURED
Both of MinnesOta's Regular Guards
on Hospital List.

By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8.-Gloom
has thickened at the Minnesota
camp with the discovery of another
cripple, Fulkrabeck, left guard That
puts both Of Spears guards out of
the running. Gibson, captain, is
suffering from a shoulder injury.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

field is in proper shape for run
ming.
Hinchman went well against
Northwestern in the seasons
opener and has starred in every
game since, and when this lad is
given help by the Butler inter
ference he's hard to bring down.
AL the Bulldogs have been sent
through hard drills this week and
Coach Potsy Clark feels mighty
proud of his large squad of mole
skin wearers. Saturdays game will
start at 2 p. m. and gala ceremon-
les will precede the contest.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

MR.. BRONSON IS ALWAYS PRATTLING
ABOUT THE POWER OF MIND OVER
MATTER AND THE VALUE OF PSY-
GEOLOGY IN HELPING FIGHTER
OVER THE ROUGH SPOTS. BUT HE
GETS LITTLE SYMPATHY FROM THE
OLD GUARD. EVEN MR.. WILL Glib
son WHO is NOT so YOUNG NOR YET
so OLD is LISTED AMONG THE UN-
BELIEVERS.
"~IVE me a guy that can stretch
W em and you can have all the
psyche -hypo-mypos in the world"
says Mr. Gibson.
And yet, Mr.. Bronson's record
shows he has done very well with
his little theories, although I
imagine it will come as shock to
many people to learn it is really
possible to stimulate the mind of
a fighting gent. 1t may even shock
them to learn that fighting gents
have minds.
Of course, in Mr.. Tunney, Mr..
Bronson had an unusual subject,
~
Bronson freely concede. Up at
Stroudsburg, where Mr.. Tunney
completed h. training for the
first Dempst ght, he was con-
stantly in thc company of MIR.
Bronson and the resultant mental
stimulation was terrific.
MIR. BRONSON WOULD TAKE LONG
WALKS WITH MR.. TUNNEY IN THE
MORNING OR HE WOULD SIT WITH
HIM ON THE vERANDA OF THE
sTROUDsBURG GOLF CLUB IN THE
STARLIGHT.
"TF I were in your Shoes" said Mr..
l. Bronson, "I would walk right
into this fellow the instant the gong
rings and hit him with a righthand
even if I broke the hand hitting
him."
No one who saw the Phil
adelphia fight will ever forget how
Mr.. Tunney came straight from
his corner to meet the rush of
Dempsey. AS Jack drew back his
left to start hook, terrific right
hand shot through space and
landed flush on Jacks startled
face.
BACK IN THE CORNER BETWEEN
ROUNDS MR.. TUNNEY WHISPERED: st
DIDN'T BREAK THE HAND BUT I'VE
WON THIS FIGHT" MIR. BRONSON
HOLDS THAT PSYCHOLOGY CON-
TRIBUTED 10 DEMPsEY's DECISIVE
DEFEAT THAT ONE PUNCH, COM
ING WHEN IT DID" CONTENDS MR..
BRONSON, DISCOURAGED DEMPSEY
AND GAVE TUNNEY THAT LITTLE Ex-
IRA TOUCH OF CONFIDENCE AND
MADE HIM COMPLETE MASTER FROM
THE START"
ID UT there are some fighters on
ID whom psychology isn't worth
dern. There was, for instance, the
case of Tiny Roebuck, the Indian
football player, who made his bow
to New York fans the other night.
The Indian is proud papa. His
little papoOse means much to him.
So just before he stepped out to
battle Arthur De Kuh, giant
Italian, Mr.. Bronson showed Roe
buck a picture of the child.
n +
you KNOW IT WOULD BE AWFULLY
FINE TO WIN FOR A LITTLE TOT LIKE
THAT" PURRED THE SILLY 'BOWTIE.' .
"I DO 1T. Dol" BEAMED THE CHIEF.
Il Il
THE fight lasted two minutes
4 and forty-six seconds. The
chief was knocked silly. They
propped him up in his corner. Slow
ly he opened his eyes.
"The kid! Did you save him, too?"
Maybe Mr.. Will Gibson was right
when he said he'd rather have
guy that can stretch 'em.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08
ROCKY SMITH STOPPED

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Argen-
tine middleweight, Eustaquie Per-
alta, knocked out Rocky Smith
American mddleweight, of Battle
Greek, in the eleventh round OF
their bout scheduled for twelve
rounds here Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

MYTH the big Butler stadium
w dedication game only two
days away, Bulldog fans are dis
cussing the many angles to the
impending tilt with Coach Bob
zuppke's Big Ten warriors, and
when the teams clash here Satur-
day the new bowl at Fairview is
expected to see a record grid
crowd for Indianapolis on hand
Curley Hinchman, speedy ball
toter of the Bulldogs, who has
been going good all season, no
doubt will turn in some yardage
against the "big leaguers" if the
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

MIR. BRONSON IS ALWAYS PRATTLNG
ABOUT THE POWER OF MIND OVER
MATTER AND THE VALUE OF PSY-
GEOLOGY IN HELPING A FIGHTER
OVER THE ROUGH SPOTS. BUT HE
GETS LITTLE SYMPATHY FROM THE
OLD GUARD. EVEN MR.. WILL Glib
SON WHO is NOT so YOUNG NOR YET
so OLD is LISTED AMONG THE UN-
BELIEVERS
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

THE fight lasted two minutes
4 and forty-six seconds. The
chief was knocked silly. They
propped him up in his corner. Slow
ly he opened his eyes.
'The kid! Did you save him, too?"
Maybe Mr.. Will Gibson was right
when he said he'd rather have a
guy that can stretch 'em.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-08

OF course, in Mr.. Tunney, Mr..
Bronson had an unusual subject,
a fact both Mr.. Tunney and MIR.
Bronson freely concede. Up at
StrOudsburg, where Mr.. Tunney
completed b. training for the
first Dempst ght, he was con-
stantly in the company of Mr..
Bronson and the resultant mental
stimulation was terrific.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
GRAN PARADA
PARA CELEBRAR
Ell ARMISTICIO

Los Veteranos de la Guerra Mundi-
al, asf como de las otras, han sido
requeridos para que Sc presenter el
lunes proximo. Dia del Armisticio.
las diez de la mafana, en- la esquina
que forman las Gales Congreso
Main, con Ell objeto de que tomen
participation en- la Gran Parada que
Sc deseo tenga verificativo ese dia
con el objeto de celebrar Ell dfa en- que
principiaron las platicas para dar por
terminada Ia gran conflaeraci6n mun-
dial.
FL Espfritu del once de noviembre
de 1918. dicen los Directories de las
Asociaciones de veteranos en- esta
ciudad, no ha muerto vive adn en-
los corazones de todos los veteranos
Y todo buen ciudadano americana.
Celebremos esa gran fecha ' some
mos que es la l1ace diez amos en-
que nuestros corazones repercutieron
de algeria al saber Ia grandiosa
naeva.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
]. De leon TORAL FUE CONDENADO
PENA De MUERTE. LA AbADESA
De La LLATA A vE|NTE AMOS PRESA
Ell DefenSOr De Los AcuSadOS
Manifesto Que ApeIara
A La S. COrte


CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviembre
S.-El jurado popular que durante
varios dfas estuvo juzgando a Jose de
Leon Toral. el caricaturista aesino
del General Alvaro Obregon, asf como
la madre Conception Acevedo de la
Llata, encontr6 a ambos acusados
culpables del crimen por el que esta-
ban siendo juzgados.
La madre de la Llata fue encon-
trada culpable de ser la autora
intellectual del crfmen.
Bespu6s del veredicto de culpabili-
dad, ell Juez Aznar Mendoza conde-
no los culpables la pena de muerte
para Leon Toral. veinte amos de
presidio para la madre abadesa.
Ell veredicto de culpabilidad de
Toral, al OR su sentencia, solo la
de la madre Conception, que fu6 de
ocho contra uno. pero. en- vista de que
las ieyes mexicanas aceptan un
veredicto por mayorfa, fu6 acceptable
tPasa la pag A
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
INCORPORATING
HACIA LA COSTA
CONST r UIR AS E

El Secretario de la Camara de Co
mercio, H. A. Condron, ha anunciado
que la Organization Sc encuentra
interesada en- la construction de un
camino carretero que conduzca la
Costa y el que sea mucho mas corto
que ell que actualmente es usado.
De esa manera, la communication de
las problaciones de la costa. con el
Sur de Arizona. sera mucho mas
rapida menos molesta.
Una session especial, de los Direc
torres de Ia Camara de Comercio. fue
tenida antes de aver, con ell objeto de
discutir sobre los planes menciona-
dos.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
Siguen QueriendO
EI Canine AL Monte

Ell Club de los Leones de Tucson.
que fue Ell que estuvo sosteniendo
parte de la campana emprendida con
el objeto de que fuera construfdo un
camino Corto hacia Ell Mt. Lennon,
ha manifestado, por medic de sus
directories que, no obstante la derro-
to sobre tai proposition, resultante
de las elecciones pasadas, seguira
trabajando por que el tai camino Sc
construya que pediran que una
nueva eleccidn Sc egecttie en- el
yerano del ano entrante.
La cantidad de $500 fu6 10 que
cost6 Ell Club mencionado. la
propaganda hecha en- favor de que
el camino fuera construido.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
TN VERDADERO
ACON7EC|M|ENTO
LA COME FERENC|A
Que SuStentara Aver NOcfe
Ell Maestro De La Juyentnd
De America

La Sala Armory estaba rebosando
de elegantes damas distinguidos
caballeros, solo en- las festividades
de la Patria Ell Is de Septiembre Sc
habfa reunido el ndmero de Mexica-
nos de Hispano Americanos que en-
esta memorable noche.
Ell Comite organizador tornado
por los Sres. Salvador Gutierrez Ruiz
Angel B. Pima. Francisco Cardenas-
Angel Duarte. Pedro Soils. Eduardo
Gotta, Crispin c. Rosas Y Enrique Gar
cia Torres parece que como un solo
hombre Sc unieron y pusieron su ac-
(Pasa Ia pag. 4)
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
EstamOs COntigO, AL,
LIE DijerOn A Smith

Z ALBANY, N. Y, Nov "a su lie
gada ests lugar. del Gobernador
Smith, una inmensa muItitud estuvo
en- la Estacion de los Ferrocarriles
a esperarlo, ey6ndose los aclamado-
res gritos de "Estamos contigo. AL
berto' "Bienvenido Seas" etc.
Smith parecfa muy POGO afectado
Y despues de haber dicho unas GUAM
tas palabras las personas qae 10
fueron esperar que 10 acompanaron
hasta su residencia, SO VIC que de
sus ojos brotaban algunas I8grimas.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
Nueva Pr6rrOga A
GustavO CarrilIO

La causa que Sc instruye en- con
ira de Gustavo CarrilIo, acusado en-
conexi6n con el asalto que sufriera
la tienda de PiggIy WiggIy en- Cinco
Puntos, hace algdn tempo, fue vista
nuevamente aver, actuando como su
Abogado el mismo defense.
En- vista de que trata de presentar
nuevas pruebas de so inocencia, que
no ie ha sido possible traer, otra
nueva pr6rroga le ha sido concedida.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
El Viejjo Gabinete
VueIve Nuevamente

LISBOA, Nov. 9.-La crisis politica
suscitada en- este pals con motive de
la renuncia en- masa del Gabinete
que fuera tornado por Freitas. ha
pasado va, en- virtud de haberse HON
brado desde luego otro nuevo, que
fue integrado en- su mayoria por los
antiques oficiales.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-11-10
Curtis Regresa Y
P6nese a Trabajar

WASHINGTON, Nov. s-El sena-
dor Charles Curtis, electo vice-Presi
dente de Ia naci6n. regres6 aver a
esta ciudad, celebrando su election,
al dirfgirse su oficina ocuparse
en- sus diferentes asuntos, asf como
en- contestar la inmensidad de car
tas que ha recibido, en- las que Sc le
felicita por su elecci6n.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
DEATH TAKES J. IAN.
PROMINENT LODGE
WORKER ON MONDAY

Joseph Fan of 307 South Wizard
died at his home Monday after suf-
fering for many years with tubercu-
losis. He was well known in local min
ing circles and leaves wide group
of friends. He was born in Ozetna,
Italy, December 5, 1886. He came to
this country when young man and
settled near Salt Lake City, Utah. He
returned to his native country and
married Martina De,aurenti, Decem-
Der Is, 1920. He returned to this coun-
try in 1922, and has lived here ever
since. He was employed in the mines
here until IA months ago. He is sur
vived by his wife and two sons, Ed
mund and Dominick. He leaves his
one brother and two sisters
in Italy. He was prominent member
OF the American Unione Fratellanzi
and United Mine Workers of Amer
lea. Services were held Thursday from
the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Starkle officiating. Interment in the
receiving vault of the local mauso-
cum. Pallbearers were Dominic Gros-
30, lsidore Enrico, Louis Apiatio, John
Vlgro, John Francisco, Antoine Salone.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
LOCAL FIGHTER TO
BATTLE SIX ROUNDS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Vermont Light Weight
Champion to Feature in
Billings Wednesday

When the gong sounds in Billings
Wednesday night, Oily Davis, fight
ing light weight champion of Yer
mont, will exchange blows with
Young Pulver in a special six round
event. This has all the ear marks of
being a real battle, due to the fact
that Young Pulver has fought and de-
feated some of the best light weight
pugs in the West. Among his victories
are kid" Belt, Dan "Terror" Long.
Ernie White and "One Round
O'Hagen.
Oily Davis is a protege Of Henry
Albert. He has been under heavy
training for the past few weeks and
is in the best of condition. He is wait
ing the gong that will bring him in
to the ring for the fast six round go.
In case he takes the fracas he will be
given head liner in this city in the
near future.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
GIVEN
WASHINGTON IA
WRITING CLASS

Miss Estelle Province, principal Of
the Washington school Of this citv.
submitted specimen copies Of hand
writing of her IA class to the Palmer
Writing Company Of Chicago and 80
out Of SO Of her pupils were awarded
the Palmer Button of Merit. The fol-
lowing received awards: Thomas
Abrahams, William Bartoy, Rodney
Flashman, Bill Helm, Bobby John
son, Edward Kelly, Peter Klessen,
Weiko Salo, Clark Stewart, Danial
eel Berkey, Mabel Croonquist, Gayel
Saastamoinen, Margaret Bailey, Ha-
Draper, Catherine Grubisich, Irma
Honkala, Ellen Kosonen, Gaynell
Loughney, Isla Maddox, Irene Maxi,
Regina Northy, Jean Nutting, Gene
We've O'Connor, Verna Owens, Jean
Provinse, Rauha Saastamoinen, Helen
Simmons, Margaret Simmons, Jennie
otarkovich, Dorothy Turner, Melba
HI |, Margaret McConville.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
LiEBERG APPOINTED
U. 5. MARSHALL FOR
THIS DISTRICT

Judge. Charles NJ. Pray of the fed
eral court at Great Falls this weel
appointed 3. Iceberg United State,
marshall for this district to fill tbt
vacancy left when the late John r
orrick died at Billings of heart iron.
pie Marshall Iceberg has been chief
deputy marshall in the marshaPs Of
ice Tor a good many years. He was
deputy under Marshals Ashbridge
Duncan and 0rlick, and as chief de-
putty is fully conversant with the d,,-
ties of the office.
Appointments made by federal
Judges to fill the office of marshal
are usually to cover the period be-
tween the death or removal of one
marshal and the appointment of an
other by the president and senate of
the United States. The office is re-
garded as a political one, and the re-
congressman from Montana
Scott Leavitt, is generally held to be
me person who will nominate the per-
hanent successor of Mr.. Orrick.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
DISTRICT DEPUTY OF
ELKS VISITS LODGE
MONDAY NIGHT

l. DeWitte Warren of Glendive
District Deputy of the B. P. o. Flks,
visited the local lodge Tuesday in his
official capacity. Mr.. Warren congra-
tn ated the lodge on its splendid finan-
clal condition in having no debt threa-
tening the life of the lodge. He con-
graduated Red Lodge in being free
from service clubs, socially, saving
that the Elks did more genuine prac-
teal good than all the service cubs
put before them. That the Elks pro-
gram for the future included getting
back OF every worthy endeavor in
every town where lodge was formed
and help putting it over with men,
money and rooms. Mr.. Warren is a
very transformations gentleman, is a
member Of the law firm of Hildebrand
and Warren, lawyers, Of G'endiye, held
the rapt attention Of the lodge while
he earnestly and logically told Of the
Elks lodge being really worth while.
After business, lunch was served. /
Mr.. Warren goes from here to Liv-
ngston.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
STATE EDUCATOR
TO LECTURE HERE
MONDAY. MARCH rs

DR.. s. E. Davis, president of tn,
Montana State Normal College at Dill.
Ion, will give a lecture at the Work
ers Hall, Monday, March 26. He has
taken for his subject, "The Third
Realm" This address viii be of par
ticular interest to the educational pub
lie and to the citizens Of this city as
WELL
DR.. Davis is an outstanding figure
in the educational circles and is re-
cognized as one of the leading auth
ors, lecturers and educators Of the
West. During his visit here he viii al
50 make short address to the high
school and to the teachers meeting to
'e held here the afternoon of March
70. Everybody who is interested in
his subject should attend as there
viii be no admission charges.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
REGISTERED SEED
LIST RECEIVED BY
NMllh-hUGnEEos DEPT,
Farmers Are Urged to Pur-
chase Only Seed
of Merit

The Smith-Hughes department of
the Carbon county high school has re-
eelved list of the sources of regis
tered grain and grass seed in the
state. The value of using good seed
will easily be seen in the returns from
the crop as quality and uniformity are
what bring the premium price. Farm
ers who desire to grow registered
seed in this county should get in
touch with the Smith Hughes depart
ment at once so that they will know
the requirements for registering fields.
a list of chick hatcheries both in
and out Of the state has been received
and is available for use in ordering
chicks. Is is usually best to order
from hatcheries which are tested and
found to be disease free. While the
price is little higher it will prove
cheaper in the end to patronize only
accredited hatcheries.
The Smith-Hughes department is.
ready to assist you in getting high
class baby chicks and will also take
care of any orders of registered grain
1r grass seed. Now is the time to do
your ordering and planning for the
coming season.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
SALO BROTHERS
OPEN CURIO SHOP
AND ART STUDIO

The newest and most unique bust
ness opened its doors this week. The
Beartooth Curio and Art Shop was
opened this week by 0. ]. and w. A.
Salo. They are featuring native Mon
tana jems unmounted, Indian bead
work and relics, Russell and Reming-
ton art prints. Their greatest feature
is the Beartooth trout flies made bv
them. 1t is one Of these flies that Mr.
Rowan COPIED the big fish prize with
They are also going to feature com
merclal art work such as letter heads
lhey will also have large collection
OF local souvenirs for the tourist
trade.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
MOOSE WILL RUN
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
BILLINGS SATURDAY
About One Hundred and
Fifty Members Going
In a Body

arrangements have been perfected
for the special train that will bear be-
tween 125 and $50 members of Red
Lodge 1854 Loyal Order of Moose to
Billings next Saturday evening.
The train of four coaches is sche-
duled to leave here at 6:15 a. m. and
will leave Billings on its return trip
sometime after 200 a. m. Sunday
morning.
There will be two orchestras aboard
the train to furnish music enroute and
a rousing welcome is assured the Red
Lodge visitors on their arrival at Bill
lings.
The work of both the first and
Legion degrees will be exemplified
and at the close of the initiatory cere-
monies banquet will be served in the
Commercial Club dining room.
The entire train crew and all pas
sengers aboard the special will be
of the Moose order or APP
plleants for membership.
Stops will be made at Roberts.
Boyd, and Laurel to pick up mem
bers of the order who have their
membership in the local lodge.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
DIR. JOHNSON HAS AN
INTERESTING MAP OF
EUROPEAN TRAVELS

Dr. F. |. johnson has been exhibit
ing an interesting map the past few
days. 1t has his itinerarys in Europe
outlined on it and is an entertaining
picture of his trips the Old World
during the two trips he made there
in 1918 and again in 1920.
DR.. johnson acted as a special
agent for the American Red Cross
during the years of 1918-19. At that
time he travelled over the country for
a distance of $4,000 miles. The second
trip was for purely business purposes
as he was selling horses to the war
torn countries and he again traversed
many miles, in all making over 65,-
600 miles. The trips have been marked
on the map and he will pace this
map on the wall in the main recrea-
ton room at Camp Sawtooth this
summer.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
STATION 7AAT
COMMUNICATES WITH
OIL TANKER AT SEA

oryille W. Viers, operator Of anna
teur stations 7AAT and TOT, reports
two way communication with a shin
at sea. The first contact was made late
last Friday night while the ship was
in the Cuff Of Mexico, off the coast
Of Texas. Schedules we're arranged for
midnight each night, except Satur-
days at midnight until the ship, which
is a 5000 ton oil tanker, reaches New
York. The second contact was made
Sunday at midnight and the ship was
then off the coast of Key West. Mon
day night the ship was just rounding
the end of Florida. The ships ratio
call is XBC and is on 80 meters. Fl,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-03-08
JUDGE STONG HELD
SESSION OF DISTRICT
COURT ON TUESDAY

Judge Robert C. Stong came up
from Billings Tuesday and held a
snort session of district court, at
which time probate and exparte mat
ters were attended to; demurrers dis
posed OF and two divorces granted.
MRS. Viola Miller of Boyd was grant
"a decree OF divorce from her hus
oand' Thomas Benton Miller on the
grounds of extreme cruelty. She was
given the custody of their four chill
dren. Attorney E. P. Conwel repre-
sented her. Charles Larson was GRANT
cd a divorce from Loretta Larson on
the grounds Of desertion. Mr.. Larson
was represented by Attorney C. c. |
Rowan.