State v. Monroe

A state highway coming from the south and ending at the Canadian border skirts Glacier National Park. After dark on the evening of October 21, 1926, two youths, Omer Dillman and Elmer Allegree, were returning upon this highway from Babb to Glacier Park station, traveling in a Ford car; they were tourists lawfully pursuing their pleasures. At the same time three United States officers, Albert Betcher, Louis Monroe and Orrie Sheriff, whose duty it was to prevent liquor traffic with the Indians, stationed themselves at a point upon the highway near Divide Creek intending to apprehend one…