Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-10
INDIAN Fl FINISHES BEEF.
Red Men Control South Dakota Rail-
road Work. ssS 3

road Work. &
Washington Oct 10. The Indian
Office is much pleased over a report
received from the Standing Rock
agency. Among the 900 Indian rails
road employees working on the reser-S
walton, where the Milwaukee and ST..
sPaui road is grading an eighty mile;
stretch, there has been but one case
of ntoxication during the past two
months. III ]. d 4 s q & .
The beef contract for furnishing the
grading camps Of the entire line west
sof the river was. given to mixed
blood Indian, who emf loys white men
to do the butchering for him, and,
sells about 100 head OF beeves a:
month. all raised BY Indians on this
reservation.
All hay is furnished and most of the
freightfng for the camps Isl done by
Indians and pegetabl les and produce Of
all kinds come from the red mans
garden ts7 3ss. ~
METHOD OF FILING TARIFFS.
Railroads Discuss Matter With Inter.
state Commission. ..s 0
washington, Oct. 10. a continuance
of the hearing as to. the method of
fling tariffs was had by representa-;
tives Of the railroads during the day
before the Interstate commerce com.
mission. The railroads are Interested
deeply in the question, the solution OF
which may mean hundreds of thou.
sands Of dollars to them in the prep;
aration and printing OF their tariffs
The represent atives of the railroads
Fare contending for the most econom
ical method of preparip PIG and fling the
tariffs, irrespe ctiye of the value of the
method to the general public. They
maintain that their agents and ship
pers will be able to- easily understand
the tariffs as they are prepared and
printed by them and that that is al
I that may be necessary. S55:
As At the conclusion of the hearins
now IN progress the interstate com
merce commission will issue an ofdel
respecting the fling Of tariffs, which
will be the final word on the subject
AL I RESIDE in SAME HOUSE
Madison Wis., Man and His TWs
Wives Get Along Nicely. III:
Madison Wis, Oct 10. Charles r
sSager, twenty eight years old, hi
wife, who is the mother of his two
small children, and another woman
to whom he was married unlawfully
have been living In the same house
since last May, the lawful Mrs. Sagel
acting as servant In the home. o
which her rival is mistress. Sager
who is an insurance solicitor and Gus
todian Of the bull dings of the Univer
!. ssity of Wisconsin, Yolunt arily made
this confession In court Every one
concerned Is contented with this ar
rangement Of their domestic affairs
both women resenting 1T when thu
court interfered. IN
Charley is a good, kind man, ant
we shall stick BY him through thicl
and thin, said the second Mrs. Sa
/ ger, after the man IN the case had
been sent to jail. aShan't we, Bes
sie?'' she asked Of the first, Mrs. So
ger I. .s:3 is ~
| We surely will stick by him, !" sail
the latter. 81.
] $50 long as the three persons con
cerned, 4 Mrs. Sager No. 2 went on
"are satisfied with this arrangemen
4 don think outsiders should inter
/ fere and try to make trouble. Judg'
Donovan Of the municipal court sail
that the law must take its course ant
that Sager could not be released, a
least until an Investigation should hav,
been made
WOUND MAY BE # FATAL. Z.