Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-23
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Gophers hav. commenced operations.
There vera fnrtY.fiHa deaths in Todd

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Gophers have commenced operations.
There were forty.fve deaths in Todd
county last year.
Mr.. J. W. Hostetter is building four-run
mill near jackson.
The Touring mills at Hokah have shut
down for want of wheat.
"Some land, some land, my kingdom for
some land is the cry all along the frontier.
The Red Wing argus says the great bulk
of the grain will be sown in that county this
week
A State teachers institute will meet at
Mantorville Monday, April LIST, and continue
two weeks.
The St. Paul & Pacific railroad company
is building new bridge across the Crow
river at Delano.
The students of st. Johns Benedictine
college, Stearns county, had a very creditable
celebration of st. Patrick's day.
DR.. G. ]. Erickson is about to commence
the publication of paper in the Swedish
language at Grove City, Meeker county.
Waite Archibald, of Monticello, with
rife, brought down three wild geese at one
shot, the other day, says the Wright county
Times.
Eighteen cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported at st. James under the care of one
physician. A number of cases have already
proved fatal.
Says the. Glencoe Register: Strangers con-
tinue to pour in upon us from all directions.
The town never before presented SO lively an
appearance.
David Petite, of Blooming Prairie, Steele
county, has sold his farm of 90 acres for
1880, and will locate a new farm near Big
| Stone Lake.
The Zumbrota town meeting adopted a
resolution to give the Chicago & North
western company $4,000 to build rail-
road to that place.
Hon. A. G. Smith, of Litchfeld, has com
pleted the compilation of the history of
Meeker county, and it will be before the pub
lie in about two weeks.
,
suffered a hemorrhage Monday last, but at
last accounts was rallying finely, and no seri-
GUS results were anticipated.
The Wright county Times says that a
female porker belonging to Joseph Perkins,
has brought forth three litters of pigs within
eleven months, numbering 40 in all.
| The saloon keepers of St. Charles, after
receiving legal advice, have opened their sa-
looms and resumed business, notwithstand
ing there was majority vote against
license.
1 Hon. j. F. Kenmore, State Senator from the
st. Charles district of Winona county, has
gone to Marshall, where he has fine farm
one hundred acres of which are under cult.
vation.
Mr.. Calhoun Hays, of the town of Two
Rivers, Morrison county, has the honor OF
holding the offices of Justice of the peace
assessor and town clerk, to which he was
elected by an almost unanimous vote.
Henry E. Waterman, of Winona, was the
successful candidate for the West Point ca
detship from the second Congressiona
district. There were seventeen candidates
S. III. Roberts, of Owatonna, stood second
Mr.. Dunniclitf says he raised enough OF
his farm last year to pay for it, besides pay
| ing the interest on the value of the labor ex
pended. He will SOW $50 acres this spring
-Windom Reporter.
The st. Cloud Times calls loudly for Gen
G. G. Andrews to come home and run fol
Congress. If he should come home now
says the Times, and enter the lists for Con
gress, he would make it lively for some o
the old POLITICAL hacks.
The Window Reporter says that NOR,
grain is now being sown in Cottonwood
county than ever before, and that if the
farmers will only profit by the past and keel
out of debt, they are on the royal road t
success.
!. Minnesota farmers, says the La Cross
Liberal-Democrat, are too busy putting i,
grain to have any market, and if they wer
SO disposed the roads are too bad. Hence
falling off in wheat receipts per Minnesota
railroad.
J. Il. Fitzpatrick, of Dakota Territory
sends us by mail an Indian war club. It's
regular headache inducer, and we don't pro
pose, hereafter, to take back anything we'v,
said nor allow any galloot to get sassy OF
our hands.-Hoacard Lake Adrocote.