Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-01-26

iii lHt AcuteleeS. All the vast re-
soHFss<-ef his keen legal mind ta
pnnteEi5the seine frfI0t-
iitfsH - Hat lsv- ft#f- H~ee4Ie4i hfS.frvfr.
ts3tlssiHg- S8- even tho he knew his
reward would not result in one ren-
ny OF monetary gain. hat he womb
no .he enhanced in any manner III
financially a Il result III Those SER
vices.
But ne cannot say thar he did
This without compensation. for the
satisfaction aud confenfment that he
felt in. realizing that he WAN pre-
venting injustice. and seeking Ia
promote the administration Of true
Justice. according IL the principles
81 humanity. We're Ia him Il greater
satisfaction. and rendered To him
more treasure. aud more content
ment than any fee which he could
lmss lily have acquired. lie has
gone L. his Reward. We mourn his
passing. fsHt. my friends. We must
remember that rlul Haht4ck stood
forth IRE eminent not only among
The members uf his profession in
Sheridan county but that he enjoy
esl fh, trust. The esteem and the
confidence Of tine courts. rhe iudie-
iary and The members IF his pra-
~feSsian Throughout The state 10 n
degree fhaf i seldom esInaII.4I and
never exeellei. Thai. indeed. il \
high tribute II any lawyer hut |
iiel eve thai \ mere true index and
eriit1 aii fa Tie 4liafarsnr IF pauI
sss1lse4As found iii fIe f..tf that in
every community in which he has
ever lived he enjoyed the confid-
tsisasAe he Trust ttlHr iavr AMI fEfr af-
fes4 ON If his fellow members al
hat community. ami his passing il
= loss II Ill ri Sheridan County and
- NIL II northeastern Montana.
We are going H. r~eaIizis This
more aud more n lime goes on. We
''sinnal set realize thaf he Ia~ really
gone There will almost daily mai
tiers come III in which inStincfivelyl
the thought VIII flash through unr
mind lei tS ~ee what gal
thinks about it. and that i fhs
highest tribute NC cam pay to panil
Haleftek- We mourn his passing. hut
" grieNt' also fir ourselves. whol
have iffsi his kindly love and ar
feeslan. his sympathetic understand
In q Il needs and requirements.
We must find pur Solaee and ~con~a.I
latian IN his going iii the fact fhel
community in which he lived. andI
III which wp ike. Is Il better place.
ny reason If his almost onp-fhird of
Y century III ii. He was not Il man
HAL valued HHafafA-Ht. didn't care fer
VA display Or o~fenfafion. Hel
cared mere for the sincere things OIL
lie aud those he did iii fullest ah- !
llKttslflFe. Every member If the bar |
every person who WAS well aeurmin-
tel with him iii northeastern Mon
lama. and throughout the resi- Of the
stale. mntirns lS passing with NJ
frlie- deep AMI sincere humility. and
nope when they 70. thar they NAV
he considered n highly. AMI missed
.ls greatly as i oar departed friend
Lei n Try 70 alleviate ollr grief and
qnench our sorrow in the feeling
that our lnes i his great and eternal
gain. J.
IfII " 1T When unp feels. az
siespiy ~ We dn. fIes lft~S Of orr
friend il is difficult to give ex-
preston to nnr innerm0St
thoughts and feelings. | can only
say am in entire accord with
the eloquent tribute that has been
paid. and 10 which little can be
anu nothing need be. added. Out
of respect 10 his memory, and a.
4 II butte thereto. this Court will
stand adjourned until Monday.
january 25rd. 1888. at the hour
of ten o'clock a.. m.