The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-05-30
MANY CRIMINAL
CASES IN COURT
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that on or about May /, 1880, h.
stole a pinto stallion belonging Il
Paul Two Eagle, and that he solt
this to Shirley Bridges. He plead
ed guilty to grand larceny whe1
the case came up in justice court
He is said to have told the off
GERS that he took the horse from
TWO Eagle because Two Eagle
owed him money and would no
pay the debt. In other words he
seems to have regarded the trans
action not as a theft, but rath
er as an attachment of prop
erty without due process Of law,
to satisfy a debt. Cantrell's bond
was reduced from $4,000 to $1,000.
James Donehoo and George
Pratt, charged with robbery,
pleaded not guilty and will await
trial under $4,000 bonds. They are
alleged to have beaten a Filipino
named Garcia and robbed him of
all his money several weeks ago.
Two breed Indians pleaded gull
ty to perjury in connection with
the making of certain affidavits
about three weeks ago. Henry
Begs-His-Ow 10, of Poplar, and
Abraham Grey Bear, II, when
taken into the custody Of the
officers for being drunk, were
asked from whom they obtained
the liquor. Their affidavits impli-
Gated VIM. Knorr, No. Q. Later
when the case came up for hear
ing they repudiated the affidavits.
Hence the perjury charges which
We're lodged against them. Begs-
His-Own was given a two year
suspended sentence to the peni-
Tertiary. Grey Bear who is under
Is was put on probation in charge
of Charles Eggers of the Fort
Peck agency and Charles Gordon,
probation officer.
Russell Potter of Bainville, 10,
pleaded guilty to the charge of
burglary and was given a two
year suspended sentence. He was
charged with entering a house be-
longing to Chas. Sands and occu-
pied by Art Anderson. 1t was
alleged that he entered the house
with a pass key after nightfall
On April 25 and with the inten-
ion of looking for liquor. Edward
Helmet, a ~15-year-old boy who
into the house with young
was put on probation in
of Rev. o. j. Hagen, pro-
patton officer for the east end Of
he county.
Divorces Granted
Bertha M. Halack was granted
| divorce from Anton Halack.
There are two children and she
asked for the custody of John.
No appearance was made by An
on Halack. =.
Gladys O'Neill was granted a
divorce from VIM. A. O'Neill.
There was no appearance by the
defendant. a.f
G. o. Zumsteg was granted a
iivorce from Ella Zumsteg. There
vas no appearance by the de-
'endant.
Receiver Discharged
H. c. Skarie, who has been re
'eiver for the State Bank of Gull
'ertson and the Citizens State
Bank of Culbertson, having wound
lp the affairs of these banks,
.sked for an order of discharge.
Judge Paul signed this order Of
ischarge.
Regarding Estates
In the matter of the estate of
arab Schultz, deceased, permits
ion was granted to sell certain
estate and an order was sign l
by the court. Additional bond
$500 was also fixed by the
ourt.
In connection with the estate of
Crandall, deceased, the court
igned an order permitting certain
.aims to be paid. These were
A. R. Katie, $141.00, l.. M.
for funeral and burial ex- a
snses, $545. Il
Final discharge of the admins c
'ator was ordered in the estate t.
Blanche Lightner. L
In the matter of the estate of r
heodore Falk, deceased, of which q
B. Wallander is administrator,
e following claims were order n
paid; First State Bank of a
-oid $1675, Minneapolis Steel b
I'd Machinery Co., $500, H. Spar 5
J, $3.50, j. C. Storkan, $120. is
In the matter of the estate of q
larles Redboy, the court signed u
order authorizing the sale of 81
4-room dwelling house set on u
not belonging to the estate. II
In the matter of the estate of Z
H. ~Steffenson, the court sign NJ
an order establishing notice pl
creditors.
In the action to quiet title in r
e Halvor Lee estate, by Albert
70 and others, there was no APP ps
arance by the defendant and at
e court signed a decree quiet be
: title. CO
Civil Suits ST
The case of Albert Dunn versus cl
Of Hagen was dismissed as set
ment had been made. In the