COUNTY CUTTERS HAVE FUN WHLE GOING’S GOODToole County Has A Tuir.ultous Session But All is Harmonious anl Fraternal in Pondera—An Independent TicketWoman KilledKalispell, May 11—Mrs. B. B. Gilliland, wife of a prominent con*“Courage, comrades, thedevil is dead.” That wa the/outward manifestation of a spirit of bravado that prevailed at both the Toole and Pondera county conventionson Tuesdav. And at th* verv• * +same time there was much shivering and quakir.g and turning of jaundiced eyes up this way and wondering as to when Cut Bank was going to ‘start something/There was plenty of martial music and fluttering of bunting at Shelby—and some harmony, hut not much. One Pete Laughlin of Sweetgrass called the clans together and a temporary organization effected. Dr. T. L* Clark was made chairman of the convention, which was fully as tumultous as that historic Chicago gathering in several spots. 1'he following ticket was placed in nomination:Commissioners:Six years, L. C. Marsh Four *• W. R. Crockford Two years, Bert Protrman Sheriff, Boh Malone Clerk, .!. K. Thompson Clerk of Court, W. J. Peuder-ffastAssessor, E. B. Toole AssesBor, Ole Boland Supt. May Grisbauch Con ner, .Inn. A. Johnson Pub. Admin., I.. Brown Surveyor, J. K. Nolan Attorney, II. E. WashburnPondera FusionIn Conrad the Pondera county conventions of both parties were staged and after a little preliminary skirmishing both joined hands and danced around the May pole in loving unison. Following is the ticket:Senator, Marlin Jacobson Rep,, S. J. Kidney Clerk, I. S. Martiue Sheriff, Henry Birlaud Treasurer, F. F. Bailey Clerk of Couri, II G. Bennett Attorney, D. W. Doyle Supt. Schools, Amelia Slinde Surveyor, J. S. James Coroner, Dr. Yates Public Adm. M. Rachac Commissioners:Six Years. E. S. Bogart Four Years, A. E. Allison Two Years, Edw. OlneyIndependent TicketAn Independent conven-vention call has been issued, the call being signed bv H. E. Dezell and John Lund-grefl. The convention is to be held in Brady on May 20, and the primary date is May 19th. Cut Bank is entitled to five delegates.tractor, was instantly killed Rev. Stevenson of Helena, a Baptist minister. was injured internally when a Hloddard-Dayton auto, driven by Mr. Gilliland, rolled down an embankment three miles tbie side of Columbia Falls today. Rev. nud Mrs. T. L. I lux try and baby ami Dr, and Mrs. Triukel, also in the party, escaped without injuries. Mr. Gilliland was badly shaken bill tiol seriously hurtThe accident occurred ou a stretch of new road where a sharp frade leads down a steep embankment to Whitefish river. t’ufamiliar with the road, Mr. Gilliland approiched the bank unaware of the sharp turn, and in attempting to avoid dalhiug over the brink the ear was tver-turued, and the automobile rilled to the botton of the embankment some 50 feet below. Assiattnee was hurriedly summoned f-om Whitefish by phone, but the iujsred woman expired without regaining consciousness. Besides a brolen arm and leg, she was injured infer ually.The body was brought to lie Gilliland home by an auto shit from here, and Rev. Stevenson \sus placed under the care of a physician at the Hotel National. The ext«it of his injuries is not yet known.JurorsPursuant to an order of said Dfe-trict Court duly made and enter'd on the 31st day of March, 1918. I’he names of the following persons were drawn from jury box No. 1 to serve as trial jurors at the May term to appear June 2, 1913, of said District Court, to-wit:Arnett, Nicholas—Cut Bank.Bourne, C.—Farmington.Cook, William—Strubane.Dederich, P. II.—Power.Davis, (’has. S.—Fairfield.Green, Everet—Dunkirk.lluikle, Jacob C.—Fowler.Uoecher, John—Valier.Ilines. Ed—Dutton.Holder, William K.—Conrad.Hoosier, William—Conrad.Johnson, C. M.—Brady.Joss. Albert,—Power.Jackson, C. R.—Cut Bank.Kemper, A. J.—Conaad.Kieizms, Leo—Power.Leader, W. A.—V’alier.Muma, William A.—Sweet Grass.Miller, John J.—Cut Bank.Mueller, Nicholas—Conrad.Martiu. Cbas.—Choteau.Miller, Julius J.—Valier.Korean, A. F.—Collins.Norducci, Romeo—Cut Bank.Nason, Prentice J.—Conrad.Kogostad, T. II. Conrad.Ilobare, Lewia—Chotenu.Roberts. William II.—Shelby.Ratupkiu, N. W.—Cut Bank.Stevens, John—Shelby.Sullivan, James—Williams.Stephens, C. J.-II. Cbotean.Sslmond. Frank—Choteau.Smith, B. M.—Bynum.Siezak, Paul,—ValierTimm E. G.—Cut Bank.Teubert, August—Fairfield.Weed, C. II.—Brndy.Wade, C. O—Valier.Zegadu, Joseph—Byuum.