The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-04-10

Subscribed and sworn 10 De1OLe
me this 18th day of August, 1886.
ARLIE M. FOOR
Notary Public for the State
of Montana,
Residing at Wolf Point
Montana.
NV commission expires %,
1887.
(NotOrial Seal)
CALLAHAN
A SINGLE MAN
It will be noticed by referring to
paragraph two of the above Com
plaint, that Carl Bull alleges that
at the time the mortgage was
signed, "Hurschel H. Callahan was
a single and unmarried man, but
that prior to the institution of this
foreclosure suit, the said defend
ant become married, and that Ada
Callahan is now his wife,.
Referring to Paragraph 5 of the
same document there will be found
copy of the note. 1t will be
seen that only HurSchel Callahan
signed the note. Next week the
copy of the Preliminary Mortgage
on the Callahan homestead will be
printed, taken from the pleadings
in this case, marked Exhibit A"
which will show that only Hur-
schel Callahan signed the mort
gage when it was given to Bull as
the security for his horse note.
Now referring to Paragraph 10
of the complaint, note that it
reads: "Ada Callahan, also known
as Mrs. H. H. Callahan, wife Of
Defendant Hurschel Callahan f. l..
claim some rights, title, interest
or lien, in and to said premises,
but that such is inferior to
the lien of the Plaintiffs mort
gage, and subsequent in right to
the lien thereof, and that the said
Defendants, are necessary and
proper parties defendant to this
action"
Looking at the verification of
the end of the pleadings, it viii
/ be seen that G. B. Bull made III
l. oath to the same, saying that ht
y had read the pleadings, "and that
= the same is true ..... G. B. Bull
,, Subscribed and sworn to before mt
Il this 18th dav of August, 1885
~ signed, Arlie M Foor."
= BULL LIED
~ AND KNEW 1T
t. Now when Carl B. Bull signe,
to the above complaint, he lied. an
id he was well aware of the fact, an,
o. conscious of the fact that he ha
c. lied, that he had perjured himself
and he we'll knew why he did il
Us There was no mistake, no exten
al uating circumstances.
Hurschel Callahan was marrie
r. when he come to Sheridan county
of Montana, and filed on the home
st stead south of Redstone, and AID
tn Callahan was his wife. There wer
of several children in the family an
Q. B. Bull was acquainted wit
Ir- Mrs. Callahan, and knew the chill
of dren by name. The Callahan
IS; were married in Illinois, severs
rs years before they come west.
But when the Preliminary mort
TT, gage was signed, Mrs. Callahan
ny did not sign the same. Such
Id preliminary mortgage was worth
da less even as to Hurschel Callahan
H. and Mrs. Callahan's interest coul
ID not be foreclosed out, even if
Ice were possible to take title t
N Callahan's. interest. Bull though
dy that Callahan, lying sick fro,
to blood poisoning at Sunnysid
be Washington, could not and won
en- not answer his foreclosure. !
nd thought he would get a decree /
ne default to the fine piece of Ian,
be But this default would not clio,
ON out the interest of Ada ~Callaha,
led which would forever leave A cIo,
OF upon the title to the land. 8
OF Bull made it appear that Hursch
Tue was single at the time the NOR
d gage was signed, and then h
m pleads that Mrs. .Callahan's inte
or est was subsequent in right,
SITS ais, in order to deceive and AZ
re- fraud the court SO as r. oot = =
os- Sheriffs deed. This planned fro,
TO on the court was a part Of &