Swayze Files Malice Suit Over Arrest At Quizley Place
A Montana rancher, Swayze, in Teton County sued for 15 000 dollars claiming malicious arrest over theft charges. The district court jury awarded 10 000 in actual damages and 5 000 in exemplary damages after a 12 day jail stint and an acquittal at a Justice of the Peace hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayze
Quizley Place
Teton County
Henningsen Land Company
Justice of the Peace DeHaas
W. D. Rankin
Gael G. Wilson
Helena
R. M. Mills
Augusta
Clement
Julian Anderson
Louis Beck
J. L. Bompart
H. H. Ebert
E. Ellingsen
J. J. Grainey
William Croseclose
Adolph Hahn
George E. Logan
Jas. McHugh
James A. Talbott
D. J. Wait
Commissioners Proceedings at Cut Bank Montana July 1 1914
The Cut Bank county board meets in jail and then council chambers to review road matters. They approve a National Surety Co bond for an $8050 bridge contract, authorize fence removal on Chotesu Augusta road, seek intercounty and state highway approvals, adjust election expense claims, and set hearings for nonconsenting landowners. Warrant disbursements include general, contingent, and road funds totals. A special meeting is scheduled for July 28 1914 at Chateau for road and bridge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
Montana
W. D. Jones
Henry Ryan
Henry Radcliffe
G. S. Jameson
National Surety Co
Minneapolis Bridge Co
Cut Bank Creek
Toole
Hill Counties
Teton County
Toole County
Hill County
Secretary of the Interior
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Glacier Park Station
St. Mary Lake
Browning Station
Sam George
Conrad_ district No. 7
Pete
Freebury Bros
Brady
Byzan
Chateau- Valier
Chasse Road
Henry J. Halverson
International Boundary Road
Erickson-Cut Bank Road
W. F. Colburn
Great Northern Railway Co
Conrad
Chateau
Work on Choteau Line Advances West of City
D J Burke reports progress on the Milwaukee Choteau line timber bridges. Work reaches 18 miles west with one pile driver at that location and another at Vaughn where a large piling bridge is built. Mud foundations at Vaughn forced deeper driving than the 13 foot spec. Peggy Taylor travels from Seattle to visit sister Helen Taylor in Collings.
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D. J. Burke
Milwaukee
Vaughn
Great Falls
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Irons
Manchester
Choteau
J. M. Graves
T. H. Thompson
The
Beaupre
Choteau House
Nick Baatz
Great Falls, Montana
Collins
J. A. Gleason
Chotesu-Augusta Road
Henry F Guth
Jesse G Henderson
Secy
F T Rickard
Bancroft- Whitney Co
River Press Pub Co
Pondera County
John W Graham & Co
Abs & Title Co
Mars & Davis, Toole
Clarence Kleinschmidt
Jameson
Bill County
CN Ward
County Surveyor’s
Farmers Elevator Co
O Julson
Same
Als Webret
Libby Lumber Co
Deelee
Williams
Rogers Templeton
Klein & Conrad
Libby Lbr Co
Bynum
Boorman Mere Co
Rogers Templeton Lbr Co
John Jacobson
Griffith Bros
Secasseeeees
St Anthony & Bak Eley Co
Mutual O11 Co
JW Chapel
Power-Morgan Co
Adams & Co
Peggy Taylor
Collings
Helen Taylor
Seaattle
Association
Travelers’ Cheques
United States
Hirshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
Emerick
Great Falls Hotel
Great Falls, Mont
H. D.upman
Choteavu, Mont
Montanan
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