The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-13
I'EMlsINA, n. D.. FRIDAY. JAN. 13. 1905.
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terrogated hy the court he s id he was
AZ orphan and had no home had work.
ell III the woo.'s and m,nes and came to
thu st,te to work at thr. shing. He hid
no xcuse 10 give except that he hid
male III, mon, y At the business Of sell
'hg iqutr. He gave his age as 36
GEARS. He was sentenced 10 80 days in
j Ill and $40 fine, OF 100 days additional
il the fine was not paid.
Louis and Alphonse Goudrie tf Wal
haila who had plead gu, ty oi grand lar
ceny, by stealing pigs worth 80, came
neat. One gave his age al % the other
a> q The younger brother Modesto
whu was arrested ut the same time had
sprevi. usIysbeen discharged BY the court.
The bows bore r th+ra bad T. putation,
but in consideration Of their youth the
court gave them lighter sentences than
he might have done under tie law. Each
was S ntenced to the penitenti .ry at Bis
marck Tor two years.
John Fadden Of Bathgate who had
plead guilty of blind pigging stated that
he had whiskey in the house but had not
m ,de a business o, selling. In his case
Atty. Burke made plea Tor len,ency Of
the court on the ground Of the needs oi
his family who would have to get county
assistance it he was put in Jail Mr..
a., ,L a leo haodod :, r,u<;t ,on .;.,,,.Al IA,
tine county commissioners asking the
Judge to suspend sentence. The Judge
after delivering a severe lecture to Fad.
den ahd warning him that not only must
he not sell liquor but that he must let ii
alone pe r>ondl.y, or he would have him
called into court and give AS severe Sen.
te,,ce IS the law allows, then let HIM 60
on his personal recogniz ince.
John Young ot b .thsate was in the
same box S lis predecessor. He how.
ever did not Seem 10 have as many
friends TO plead Tor him. IL this ,nslance
States 'All'y Brynj bison made plea for
the prisoner stating while he Was guilty
and deserved punishment and had mol
been a good ci lzen in other directions,
still as Faddeli's sentence had b .e,, S S.
pended that it might be better to le,
Young go on the ME terms. judge
kneeshaw then gave Young a talk thu,
nearly brought the tears to the prisoner s
eyes and warne., hin, that he must no,
only let the Iiqaor business a.one ,u,
must conduct hinise.t as a good citizen
IN other respects, and should go to w.lk
and support his fam, y hike man, other.
wise he would be Cal ed into Court tor a
severe sentence. He was also made 10
give his bond ttr appearance at court at
any time wien caheu.
Phil Nolan VINO plead guilty to bur-
glary in the third degree and who robbed
the st. Thomas Mercantile Co.'S st re
last tail was The last to appear on the
Carpet before the judge. Atty Burke
made a plea for Ieniency in this case,
basing the plea mostly OH the grounds
that Nolan haa plead guilty and that .he
others concerned with him in the robbery
had escaped or been letgo. Nolan said
that lie was 81 years old an had no
home. He SAID that drinking was tile
cause Of his downfall. His sentence was
3 yedls iii the penilent.ary.
The out Of town jurors were excused
i'll time for train to be recalled on lues-
day or some later date Of which they
would r. celle mol ce. Court adjourned
to Monday wnen m.nor Case was to he
heard.
Robertson VS. Muses. & Wylie was
transferred to Grand Forks and tried
there .ast week. The Herald reports as
follows:
lii district court yesterday the case Of
James ROBERTSON VS. ]. NJ. Wylie and
Wliia,n Moses was tried before Judge
Fisk. The case comes ir.nl Dra, ton.
SUIT was brought by Robertson to recov-
eI 81 800 which he claims is due to him
By reason OF the defendants selling hlm
stock in the Citizens Bank Of Drayton
for more lhanit was worth. Robertson,
bought g, COO worth Of the Gle. 600 stock
Of the bank and after several months he
claimed that the bills receivable should
have been figured down u their actual
value when he pure caased an interest In
the bank. An attempt to arDitrate the
SUIT & failed, the men 4 selected failing q
agree On . third person. ludgs l'ena-
ple.on appears fOr The plaintiff aud Judge
Corliss represents the defendants. N
# Iulgemen; was rendered for The plain
st,ff ia full.
.3s Ctvil Calsndar.
Dispo position olssasss ,snfciyil calendar,
January term. 1905.
CONTINUED.
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