The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-08-27

.5@5 sss D. K. WADE,
2 a ILL., y N 81; Medora,
Oak.
Miss Helen, daughter Of D. K. Wade,
has gone to Philadelphia, where she will
attend school during the coming wintfr.
s. w. Russell, book keeper of the Mo
brara cattle Co., delivered four hundEe
Of that Co.'S. cattle to the N. P. Ref. Gar
Co. last Thursday. They averaged 12oSes1
pounds. n IL; Il ,lts
H. B.. Wadsworth, NJ. L. Holley and
D. R. Thorn, arrived Friday night on a
visit to the Bad Lands cattle Co.'S. ranch.
They will probably stay at the ranch I'M
til the beginning Of their beef roundup.
II. A. Huffman, Miles City's photog-
rapher, has STRUCK a new lead" that Is
and will be profitable. It is In the
shape Of series Of forty instantaneous
Photographic views Of prominent stock
ranches and the most interesting events
Of a roundup. The views were all taken
from the saddle and are startlingly real
istic in their illustrations of cowboy
life. We are under many obligations to
Mr.. Huffman for q full set Of these views
and wish him abundant success in sell
ing them. Single COPIES are TWEEN
ty-five cents; per dozen, two dollars; and
the full set Of. ferry for five dollars.
They. will be mailed to any address on
receipt of price by L. A. Huffman, Miles
City, Montana. < If H
The policy Of patronizing home indus
tries has lately received another argu-
ment in its favor in the matter Of insnr-
ance rates. All rates are established by
the companies, no choice being left to
the agent. Among all, companies, the
rate charged on all classes of risks is
nearly if not exactly the same. The
details differ somewhat in some compa.
MES accepting ard others rejecting q
class Of risks, some will take a three.
years risk at double the rate Of a ono.
year risk while Others wi MT, etc. In
general, the charges are exactly alike
It will thus be seen that the local agent
has every advantage over visiting
agent who must pay travelling and
!. other expenses. An illustration of this
arose recently where q travelling agent
for an insurance company came here ani
quoted a So rate Of $1s for insuring {
risk of $500. The most that is asked BY
any company is a $1.75 rate or so FOL
$500 insurance. !, To prove the matter
conclusively, both rates were quoted By
{agents Of the same company. Thu
above is only an illustration Of thu
broad principle, proved over and oyel
again, that 1t is altogether better t
patronize homo industries wherever. 1t il
possible, thus increasing your neighbor'l
prosperity and onseqnently your own.
AS the Mandan Pioneer says, there viii
/ be much difficulty in finding an intelli
gent jury in this district, none of whom
have expressed an opinion in the case Of
the Territory VS.. Marquis de, Mores, fol
murder. In other states and terlitorie.
a person indicted for this offense is mo-
allowed to furnish bail, but the Law
passed at the last session Of the legisla
lure makes tile offense beilable. TIT
I. Marquis started wes:i from New Yorl
yesterday ami will PROBABLY be in Man
dsl in a day or two. We have clread,
. e. messed our opinion and that Of iii,
el.ire community in reference to bang
!. ing up this case again. Everyone want
!, ed the matter to drop, exceDt q few
b,ood-sucking LAWYERS. The whole mat
!, Ter was abused as well as could be AM
lie additional expense Of the trial is on
y'sely unwarrauted. Eastern pepe es
l,sve been publishing such h;1hly5 col
: Q. ed accounts Of The q TAT, that ior In
bscefit OF those Of our readers Iy.n,
] tlers, il may may be best to publish an out
J ,:ne o. ilie case. In me summer en-,
: fall Of 1883, few months alter the! Ma.
: quis came here, lie bees i fen1c. n som a,rl
!. land he lad Douels. Be:ole he hal f;n
! :ssed The fencing. seyer.l pesxana al
Z pressad decided opinions concern: ng d
q unless gases were ie:s in Tile place
!. u. .ese tie 70 Ids rsn.s From Ills, eros
] Fsnak ODonsld's remark about s:,ootin,