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Brief Session of District Court Held Last Tuesday Judge George B. Winston held a brief session of district court Tuesday but attended to a number of cases. Adetailed account of the matters is as follows. In the matter of the estate of Peter S. Mussigbrod, deceased the hearing on the petition for an order directing executors to convey certain real property to petitioners and the hearing on the objections thereto were this day continued to Tuesday the 7th day of December, 1926, at 9:30 a. m. In the matter of the estate of Edward Challander, deceased, Hearing was this day had upon the petition for the determination and adjudiciation of heirship in the above entitled matter. Documentary evidence in support of said petition was offered, produced and the matter submitted to the Court for consideration and decision. In the matter of the estate of Enos Lish, deceased, a hearing was this day had upon an order to show cause why sale of real estate should not be made. Documentary evidence in support of the petition for an order of sale of real estate was offered and produced and presented to the Court and the matter submitted to the Court and the Court having duly considered the same, ordered that said petition be granted and an order of sale of real estate was signed and ordered filed in said matter. In the two actions entitled G. C. Dalberg VS. Chris Lannen, the demurrer to plaintiff's amended complaint and the demurrer to plaintiff's complaint were thi S day by the Court overruled and defendant granted up to and including the 1st day of October. 1926, in which to In the action entitled Henry A. Kroger, treasurer of Granite County vs. William Lyon, et al, defendant's demurrer to plaintiff's complaint was by the Court overruled and defendants granted up to and including the 1st *day of October, 1926, in which to answer. In the actions entitled Julia S. Morse, vs. Sam B. Clark, et al, and Frank M. Morse vs. Sam B. Clark et al, an order was made overruling the motions to strike of the plaintiff's and the defendant, V. B. Morse. tiffs' and the defendant, V. B. Morse, were granted 10 days in which to further plead. The bonds of the County Commissioners were this day inspected by the Court and by the Court found to be sufficient. Reports of the month of August of persons heretofore granted an allowance under the mother's Pension act of the State of Montana, were this day examined by the Court and by the Court approved. In the matters of the State of Montana vs. the Philipsburg State Bank and the State of Montana VS. the Drummond State Bank, several receiver's petitions were presented to the Court and orders authorizing the granting of said petitions were signed and ordered filed. In the matter of the estate of Ellen Thomas, deceased, an order fixing Tuesday. the 21st day of September, 1926 as the time for hearing the final account of the executors of the last will and testament of said hearing the petitions for distribution and the determination and adjudiciation of inheritance tax.
