Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-09

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The only Pure Cream Of Tartar
Used in Millions of HON
in all thirteen mills under it's control.
During the past week six of these have
been started, with one more to begin OBJ.
erations Monday. The association
shipped large quantities of -four to Mon
tana points during the past week.
The trial Of the man Carley, now con-
fined in the Grafton Jail will come up at
the term set for February 10Th. The
prisoner is accused of the murder Of
another hobo, who in company with
others was making a trip to Grafton on
Conductor Pratt's train during the lively
scenes of last fall. The defendant will
make a plea Of self defense and will
likely be cleared. He claims that the
man he shot in company with two others
jumped into the car with the intention
OF holding up the crowd, and had started
for him when he shot killing the foremost.
Another wolf chase was INDUCED in by
the sporting fraternity of Dawson, the
first of the week, in which they we're
Joined by DR.. R. G. DePuy of James,
town, with his pack of italian grey
hounds. The day was warm and spring
like, which had been the condition of
the weather for several days previous,
and had resulted in leaving the ground
nearly bare Of snow. The first wolf was
started near Sibley lake, and after a
spirited chase of four OF five miles, was
overtaken by the dogs. The second
wolf was taken in by the horsemen.
Colonel Miller pays the militia boys of
the state a neat compliment. In an in
terview, he says, regarding them: II
have completed my inspection of the
North Dakota National guard and can
say that they III a rafting good set of
boys-the salt of the earth. I find, too,
that the boys are fairly we'll fixed now
in fact, much better than in some of the
older states. You would be surprised to
see the progress made by the boys if you
could get out and see the progress they
have made under adverse circumstances.
Just say I am more enthusiastic than
ever aud our boys in blue are all right
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Store.
District Court.
In the district court this morning. 2
jury was e%mpanelled to try the case Of
Hughes VS.. Bismarck Water Works Co
The claim was for attorney fees, claimed
to have been performed for the de.
fendant by Alexander Hughes which
amount includes other assigned claims.
Messrs. Newton & Patterson appeared
for the plaintiff and John F. Philbricb
for the defendant.
The case was heard, the court charged
the jury, who then retired. On coming
into court the jury brought in a verdict
for the plaintiff.
The case of Alex Mckenzie VS.. Bis.
marck Water Works company wal then
tried with a jury. This suit involved q
sum for services of ]. M: Edgerley las.
signed to plaintiff) and for iron pipe fur.
nished. The jury in due course retired
and when they came into court found
for the plaintiff IN the sum suedss for with
interest.
The cattle business suffered with
other Industries, in the hard times OF
the past half year. The Miles City
Journal says "the month oil Novem.
Der showed the poorest business, in this
respect, for q number of years. 1.-THE de.
Grease in the number of cars hauled, as
compared with 1892, was 2,548, and 6,1O7
less than in 1891. In almost all respects
the season of 1898 has been one of dis.
appointment to cattle owners in Mon.
tana. The winter was severe,:.t The spring
long and cold, the summer idrouthy, the
water scarce, the grass short, and, most
a%ggravating of all, the financial panic
caused the average prices Of beef for the
season to be about n dollar per hun.
dred pounds less than last year. Light
cattle and light prices have prevailed all
summer, but the necessity of having
some money forced the shipment 81
cattle to market against the better iudp.
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