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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08

mention of the place until aftor the celebra-
ton, which promises to be the grandest that
has ever been witnessed here. The number
of Flatheads, Kootenays and P~end'Oreilles
(Kalispel) Indians assembled are estimated at
1850. Some of the Kalispels and many of
the Kootenays having come a long way to
take part in the event. Yhe usual mass had
been well attended through the day, but in
the afternoon the church was jammed to its
mon was being delivered. After the sermon,
which was in the Indian tongue and fer
verently spoken, the devotional exercises Of
the "Way of the Gross" was begun and gone
through with, the Indians rising at each sta
ton facing the priest and sang in regu-
lar tune:
"Froln pain to pain, from woe to Voc,
With loving hearts and footsteps slow,
To calvary with Chris. we go.
See how his precious blood
At every station pours! =
Was ever grief Like this
Was ever sin like ours 90
The singing was in Indian tongue, but fol-
lowed the proper tune, and it was rich, rare,
quaint and pleasant. At early dark the 14th
station was reached and fires had been kim
died at the church door and in the front
yard. Then some stallwart chiefs bore from
the altar of the church the crucifix, the
priests acting as pail bearers, and four lit
tie Indian girls dressed in white carrying
the nails. AS the procession filed down the
long aisle and out of the door way, the In
dams with lighted torches made of pine
knots, stepped into line two abreast moving
slowly. 1t was truly a grand spectacle to
witness in the dark still night that procession
nearly a half mile long, and it was easy to
fancy in those solemn moments that Mary
Magdalen and the other Mary were there
standing over by the sepulcher or following
with saddened hearts, while in the back
ground were standing the soothing Roman
soldiers and deriding Jews. Passing around
the cenaetry, an enclosure of about four
acres some 200 yards from the church, the
procession returned silently to the altar and
were dismissed in perfect order.
Tomorrow We visit the sisters, school.
see the Easter Sunday celebration, and
may have something more to say.
April 18th. WILL.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08

NOTWITHSTANDING the strong probability
OF Indian troubles this summer, we under
stand that the companies of the 7th infantry
row in the territory are to start soon for
Fort Smelling. 1t is evident to every one
acquainted with our situation thai the mill
tary force of Montana should he, strength
eaed instead Of diminished.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08
REWRITTEN.
april z2.

Seventeen live prairie grouse from the
United States recently arrived in New Zea-
land, where it is proposed to endeavor to-
establish the bird. They were shared near
Topeka, Kansas. Twenty-Five were sent,
but five died on the voyage.
The Germans, Italians and French are
preparing for extensive exhibits at the Mex
lean exhibition OF 1880, with view of inter-
rupting the growing trade between the
United States and Mexico.
-The punishment devised by a Manches-
ter, (N. Observation-Disclosures is to~put pepper
on the tongue.
The military chest captured at Isandula
(Zululand), contained 100000 in gold.
The erection of the New South Wales
exposition will be carried on at night by
electric light.
"A woman in hit. Sterling, KY, Is years
of age, has been married six years and has.
three children.
The Rev. w. FL. H.. Murray is organiz-
ing a company, with a capital Of $3.50. OOO.
TO manufacture his patent blackboard war-
Ons.
Making waistcoats at fourteen cents
EACH, cheviot shirts at four cents apiece.
heavy o~Eeralls at fifty cents per dozen, and
Wollen trousers at ten cents a pair are some
facts CLEANED by a society of ladies who are
investigating the condition of the sewing
women of Cleveland, Ohio.
The manufacture of beet sug ar is to be
tried in earnest at Northampton, Mass. A
factory is to be built, and 400 acres of beets
p!anted this season.
AT the evening celebration of the l.so0th
anniversary OF the destruction of Pompeii a
bottle, OF Wine taken from the ruins, where
1t had. lain since A. D., 70, is to be opened.
There is q tremendous dispute raging in
Madras over a hair from the pronhet Mo-
hammed's beard. This holy relic is enclos-
ed Ia a case, guarded by an official, who has
a government pension Of 100 rupees per an
NUNS and six fanatical MAssulmans are dis
putting. before the Madras high court for it's
possession.
At the postal cards factory, Holyoke.
nA"ss'' uesighs are being made for q new
two-cent international card, and a double
sized tWo-cent card fordomestic use. The
former will be issued about July i, and the
latter next fall:
An interesting lawsuit will soon be tried
IN lsondon-an action for $4,000 money lent
oy Mr.. Padwick to Mrs. Thistlethwaite !,
lady well known in fashionable society.
ouop@nas flaye been served upon MIR, Glad
stone, the Duke OF Sutherland. Chief po.oa
follock and other pfominent gentlemen.
Mrs. Olive is undecided whether To
tafn book agent or take to .'baby-farming,
now Whliesheis young and charming. ~,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08

THURSDAY, MAY s, 1879.
The Herald OF a recent date urges upol
the Helena board of trade the necessity o
taking immediate steps to provide incoming
immigrants with employment. This is
very important measure, and simple enough
too, and our contemporary can assist very
materially in the good work. Good mel
are needed in every section of the territory
Make the newcomer to know hat Helena
alone is not Montana tell them not to sil
down around the hotels and boarding houses
of that city and wait for some one to hum
them up to give them big wages, but scatter
them out through our agricultural and stock
regions. Farmers, busy with their crops,
have not time to go to Helena in search OF
hands. Our flock-masters are too busy to
leave home, and Helena is too remote for
them to 60 there in search of men, and con-
%sequently manage to get OH without them.
There is yet plenty of work for all the
labOrers in the territory at remunerative
prices, though the demand Il and around
Helena may be- supplied. In the more re
mote sections. laborers. are in fair demand ;
N@4 J
men are wanted on farms, to work at dairy.
ing, to assist IN the roundup and to help
during the Landing and shearing season.
The opportunities for locating new homes
are also better in many localities than on
the Prickly Pear valley. On some of our
valleys the pioneer furrow has not yet been
turned and not a single water right appro-
priated.. There is an abundance Of room
for settlers on, most any of our valleys, but
the water cannot be had without considera-
BILE cost except on our frontier valleys.
Those who are coming into our midst with
their families will do better to, settle on u
farm and commence for themselves than
to,depend on days wages. There is plenty
Of time for such men, tospt.t in a small crop
enough to maintain thempa year. 4
Those who have come and are coming
hither, not to make homes nor to locate
permanently, but with a hope OF striking a
bonanza and going home in a few years
millionaires, will find a broad field for pros
pecting. If they have means to buy mining
tools and provisions, and are willing to
work, they have the necessary outfit for
prospecting, and may strike out into our
mountain ranges, it matters little in what
direction.
Every citizen can contribute materially
toward assisting immigrants by giving in
formation in regard*to our country andits
various pursuits. Welcome and encourage
them, and assist them in finding employ
ment, locations, homes, etc. You will never
regret the pains taken. These people come
to stay !; they are to be our associates,
friends and neighbors treat them as such
and add to rather than detract, from the
sources of human gratitude.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-08

A. n. BULL, Master of the Territorial
Grange Of Montana, gives notice of itsmeet-
ing in this issue, and in behalf of the mem
bers OF Madison grange, invites Patrons ey-
erYMhere to attend.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-04-15
N:p s.

iaoes eenunten Diffusion r6ftper, bat
Jag olori9 funnat be9ripa. Sde beller
tienabe ben till npplDsnins | biTorien,
o9 dD1rarne babe ! allmdnbet f5sa reba
pa, btpao 6er talabes ON; men Sen 1om
prataoe bjerftuait, .bel6nabes ,neb 1anz
ma otpaie,t, 1om jag f6rut omndmt. Dm
bans pdItdenoelt tuoro ianna eller ide,
fllnbe ia beo6nla. gn AMMAN gang mar
dntnet: 7"Dnt ben ituenlta eller ameri<
fanita qtpinnan dr ben bdfa", u9 tuib
oet til1fdllet uttrpdte fig manga 1ueb IA
0a1t rdbet, ia 9tpar o9 en-, Iont babe 1,d@
got 1nfa f6r anitanbi9bet, matte fdnna
iis b6geligen idrab. . Sa, 1t1dtsens tai
tpor | bbs grab itam1i9t o@ uanitan6iet.
OIL: j'ltI.j j@1.@ 3,s]f+I5 a@l1s (Gorti)
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l,+ Fl, 4}..s .,.s:- .... ...lr. (Snianbt).
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Otter iom beuua f0reuin9 bar ofta la
tit b5ra afiis / tioni,19ar babe pa iluenz
ltta o6 ensellta iprdtet loforoat o@ upp>
b6jt iis 1jeli i,nutsfaitat bdrtuaranoe
l'penita eoanselilt lutberita f0rian1ins,
beb tl1eolen1t,ar o6 pafor, "a ,torbe BET
nara pa tit p1ats att Dttra lldsot On,
I 'ttliaanaaoe f6reniins o6 SeB fratter.D G1res
lti,tsen fiftapes pa tuintret 1876, od hi
tporo bd flere af 1tpenlta 1utberlta f0rs
iamlinsen ,tteb berom;; tb nj tattfte, att
bet itulle b1iftpa Ell idban f6rerins, ion'
finaes blanb itpenltarne iSt. Baul, btpils
fens fabsar. paitor s4uslunb babe ,neb
liz u6 ,pi(ape oB. @ten Ell iaban f1re'
Itins nine ,1tajoriteten iide baf.pa, 1,tta1'
Set ifuue mara Ell benlia btparltti inte1
afieenbe itulle s6ras pa f6n, befdnnelie
eller ii11nelas; friltna, beoninsar o@ fri:
tdafare af aua Tag ltlile ser rdda btpar:
anbra brobersbanpett, sag attnaoe Sc:
naf utsdd. men paitor Ml,slnnb bab mig
ia qtpar en- tio ob .ie ont set ide funbt
ditabfommas en- f0rdnbring tiI' Set bdtt
re; men ait arbete berpd mar fDripilt
m6ba, gn gang 1ds Set 1t ion, f0reain
gen ifulle ga i0noer, men ID toe ben fl
tilflptt ,lnOer an ameritanalrutss lrl'tl' 'uingars
itussa od f6rauprabe fit nan,n frat
gfanbinabilfa Mptterbtsf6ren eni1teelt
tin set it6na The Star Of Hope ! =.
a sag ltau ,ld,naa ndsot Onl eennal f6r
enines el1,betsuda u6 ceremoitier NJ. N.
ebur,. jog btparten Tan etler bar tio at
Eeifna' '1t 1ett, i,nianois "unberdttelies: oerout
lS,pab ernbetsmannen betrdffar, g tport
Sc "a manga, att lag eij fan r1,iunas b'pai
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-04-15
t 9iQ 1p6ra pre,tu,l1erantsr.

~. = l.gI .ffIGL TDIfI,II f1J WIJW -. II
Dd MI TIRE m6raoer, ben anitdnostib
rneb betalnttser, iom le,l1nats, tillanbaz
=, ,tupit, OFF sanita 1itet infonn,it, ia mob
"sas mi nppn,ana bpar o6 en-, iom dr
fDlbi9, dit nneo Set 1naraite betala. Som
nj idst fbtut, 1bafpa nj ir,tet tapital att
neo1dssa lilti f6retaset ,1tan tibninsen
beror, btudo BET efonomliita ansar, bclt
'o@ 'bdltet pa prenumerationsafsift
j. Sntunmer' ei Ben tib, "a tnnna tui ide
betala 'tioninsens 'lltsifter, iom aro un~
gefdr $4,000 btparje m&nab. .. ~. .'. ...'
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tpa f6renat fig meo bemli9a iaqlaper
Il for att ton1ma dtnjutanoe al bet 11nberz
it6bt besla sif'ua at iina aflibna meolem=
mars ,fan1iljer, ia bar bet ldnse tuarit
pmtalaot blau6 ifanbinauerna ! @e6
I@ins, att en- f0reuins 1tulle ftiftas,
bparieeuom iansma f6rn,dn tunbe erbdl>
Las; utan att insd i ben.li9a lf0reninsar,
u6 ben Ia fiitlibne februari itiftabes en-
laban f6rening rnoer t,amn af:9of ilJIn
"The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
.'''' Association. ,.,,
Stabsar antosoA p6 ,f6renin9en Or i'm
torporerab, r,>m ,,Gs,af ,.y..H n..l,.
&ubamdlet 1neo beuna f0renins DR., att
inont SO 6agar efter en- meblems b66 be-
talas till ben perion fom ban iielf be-
ditamt, eller tiA bans laslisa arfpinsar,
en- ,iummq motlparan6e en- bollar pa
btparie. meblent: bod far ,beana lumma
icte Dlperiti9a $2,O0O,dil1 .,aol r:0.q;;
-. ptparie tpalirdjbab o@ friif mansperz
ign qf itqnbinapilf bartomi, iom iide
dr unberf21 u4 icfe Ditper 65 dri o@ bo>
'iott inon, faterna tMi''nelotq eller, Wiss<t 3is
con1in, fan b1iftpa ,ueblem af benna f6rz
ertins. 8oct fan ineen bliftpa meolem,
utan att en- fdnb o@ pdlitlis ldtare. p un>
beri6tt o@ i11tp9qt, atti ben l6tanbe dr
friF, ,,7-72 Gn intra0esaf9ift ai$3.oo matte
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=, idllberr af RI till O@ mee 80 dr 81, 10
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mes arftuiu9ar, O@ bettdteritdenbe ldssez
till entas]a, o9 ndr. ben bliftuer tillrdct:
liza tiff ,.nberf6b nib, )o6bsfall, affor:
bras n,eblem,uurne iugenafsifti bfor Der
tgdnBen, jann6 iii 211i Not ,nqjAtI2t ji5I
s1Direfionen lbeltdr Of - frdmitaenbe a
fdrsmd1t. Saga e,ubetsndn; utona fefre
teraren, afl6uas! 95G6reninsen diDfta'
blOtt 6ntieiiois bielp f0r aiita meblen1
mars, familjer. ! Gmbetsmdnnen f0l
ndr,parnnbe:@ S. Millarb, orbf0ranbe
Ole ., 6e9na, pice urbf6ranbe;a9. s
DNon, qfasi0r9 9M. -. @erner, ,1iefretera
re- o6M. ,@'uenep, egamipsranoe ID
tarealtlI niljma .4n4N tf1o 191cta1foIq
G6reainseus ftabsar aro trpefta od
(auhas till bwar o6 en- iom uppsifpe
fin Yabreb tilt unbertecfnab. iInl6fnir
adri PM meblemltap, dtf6ljbe af1 f6rut
,,dmpe intrdbesofgiit; idnoas till ,mber
tednaa4 J4i a4og|9a.Af36 iu9lill 91a rs
jsaeeb Miuq, M(inn, ben Ia mars 1877!
a}".ti' aliot fisa s.I!aifN,, y, Werner.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-04-15

Z I. J 4 9
sKAFFAREN IS a swedish ev.
lutheran church paper, published at
Red Wing, Minn.,- BY E. Norelius.
T. Sjoblom and J. Magny. The
paper IS issued twice a month at
$l.25 Pr. annum in advance.
Editors of English, German, and
Norwegian church papers, who NAV
be willing to exchange with us, will
please send their papers to Rev. p.
Norelius,l .Vasa, Goodhue CO., MINI.
brI The. editors of. .SKAFFAREN de-
sire to serve the, interests Of the
swedish ev. luth. Augustana synod.
and they believe themselves to be
loyal to theconfessions of the luther
an church. t3J49 g5l ,Jl.sfs,1
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-04-15

uU DuAOtlS>luHtOItI, ia IDal lOHN OoHl
I fallen od fon9reslens rdbialar.' r't'o '1'''
Satire berf5r, ON t,ara barn ia ttpi
eller tire bunbra bpllars ,ninore efter d
eller aus intet,' ute,, II e, gob friitlig ,lpp
|foitran, dn EFT fort aft od en- lpianb'
Emen f(is bilonins, men ,itan 'tu0rbnqt
f6r Cub o6a bintmellta ting, ,ttan TIT
Fpd @uos orb o@ CUBS lSften iorbet.
Q 79et ar betta tpdra folor diyfta, Jag
,tenar nit ridrltilot 1tuara enitilta, friitli;
1sa2d f5rlamlin9s lHo6 ldrbomsitolor,
Set dr tin EFT iabant fort o9
berrlist tuert hi tpilja baftpa itolld=
irare. Weeb bettai maj i fi9te ar BET tpara
f0ridm1insar INNER fort inrdtta esna
! itol=lofaler obI ifolor. Set DIT EFT itort
]'arbete, cit bdrbf of brpst. SET ar EFT
'patsarbete, EFT pl0jninss> of idniueszar>
bete, of 1dlebes EFT arbete o@ tuert pd
en f1r6oppning. Sdr beb6ftues ala
fritnas ob aha f6riamlinsars fraftlisa,
e1,iga 0od ,ltbdliea ia,ntuerfan, "&i
dro pdl rinsa ob iluasa od ind, Mot
iDnben ob uerlben ,pi iro tpdl "a: Men
'pdsa BOD itrioa for tanning od ratt.
@i tr6ita pa Serren o9 itriben blir latt.
aejonet al Suoa, iom itribbe pb tua1n,
|Sar for ob iitriben, nj iesru iont bar", !,
/ F(Se n:r '13 8arntudnnens 2pra).4I .id
Set dr meo leosnab hi Ibesla dren
fatt s6ra ben 'erfarenbeten ,uar 1tola
bdr / 81. Yeter, att b6sit IA bafua pa
alltpar 'pelat esna fig at itolldrare=tautt.
Detta f5rbdllan6et bar ,,at,lrlisttpis fila
orlafer, o6 BET 9al1er att finna ut benr,
afafbjetpa briiterna, ia ,uibt bet fan tdta
|iig S6ra, od i6fa itd0a iafer ob ting ia,
att BET 6nlfabe mdlct ma tpinnas. gn
oriaf tin bet f0rbd Ianbet, att ia IA meb
rdtt iinne od) saftuor bittills ,uelat esna
tiis at ftolIdraresfallet dr. pdtaslisen att
iSfa I ben ituasa utiisten tin utfomit,
@tt a'tnat 1nera ,udientliet torbe lissa
felafti9 anoronins OBJ f5r 1jelftpa itol=
lararezbiloninsen. Sm ia dr., far man
tpal boppas, att fonferenien mill afz
bjelpa EFT idbant fel o9 ia itdlla
till 1attA EFT ,uertlist oitoudrarezlemis
narii,nt ma ,tteb alra f1rita t,lnna be-
gDn'ta fiji tuerf'onlhet. Sarf0r bebbfz
ues en- iaritilo 1drare nteb srunblis u9
full1tanoi9 ifollararez o9 ursanit tsbil6i
ming. Set ieuare lifa ,pisti9t 1om bet
f0rra.. y :. "2ater barnet fumma tin mig
o@ f0rmener benz ide, @ fl bimmelritet
b0rer idbana tiQ".
a." '>'']4i !. }i4@"i g. Y.N.
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t1ifidli9 f5r1 utDininsen al Iitt fan, De
ma nara pa btuao u,nrdoe font beH1
u 9d bet finnes 6ftuerF0b pa htinbre bug
! figa pb icfe ia "a belt oougli9a itoadra
!, |re, prefer, 1dtare, aSpofater, bontare, od
et,bets,ita,t al alla graber, 1,tdite rtatt,il
!, mebgiftpa, Eatt antalet ,uerflisen Fidfi9e
iabana dr b6st .rinsa..2 Den, iom ,.te6
1frif,per beta ontb6ne, 'tpill f6ppet pd
! drlist befatdhd; att ban a1ta1t "om pd
men" ,adite irdtlta' Zig till set f0ritndn,bo
itora atttalet. 'str set ide EFT ,faftunt, att
ben fu,,ltapsritaite, iont pa ianma gd,,e
bar set ratta iirnet, autib f0ri t bli>
tallao, f6 r1t'fdri an1tdllnin9 od toerts
iaubet? i'gn 'idodn bebDi'pes ar 1'tib
!fo6 al1eitdb e.s litolatt ia todt fon'
Fl fabinettet o6 Ben :tdsitiftanbe ff5riant:
|l1insen.'' 80r alfa ,uieti9a iaters iitf6r.
l1anbe dr : II oefter16ft,pi'I III 'a4t JHo3E
4 A' Detta arle1t jallmdn log,, iom ealler i
ala tiber o6 blanb alla fo1f, ar alore da
'neniflisbete'1, of'9llbomliet od binftetitt
urIprllng. .'@I h0it3 Moi 'n'214t o1H.
naDtlunisbet ar en- fSljo al 1DnSen! id,
berf6r till fitt i,1nerlta ,uaie,,oe ndsot
ohbt OFF f6roerfliet. @e ben itora ,Hlz
naben ,nel(dn bebenbom o6 fri itenbop,,
mellan tpilbarnes o9 be friitna fotfens
Elif. Z Set Fat tparit frifenoon1e,t enla,n
f6rbebdllit att 1finsra Bebenbon,eus
1parta ,lt6rfer. att IDita be'i of,1n,tisz
betens, rdbete'ts 7p14 osubattigbetens
bpttenl6ia trdlf f6rijltnfna folten, Dtfta
arbete mtd1te iutan af6rott fortgd I Sar
buser ej att itanna.2 "Stilla 1td, DR. dit
tillbofa gar ldger EFT eammalt beprbf<
tpabt orbiprdf.4 i9en friitli9a 1fola,t bar
olltib rparitoet 'allmdnna meoel, Dtparige!
NOM beoniif ofunnisbet o6 osubaftisz
betens m0rfer lfin9rats. @antma be=
tboelie 1fall ben fpnr,na att innebaftpa,
ID ld1tse benE finnes tilL ob sen ita1l fin
mas tin, IA ldngeIoet finnes fri itlig tro
o9 fdrlef pa jorbe,1. III f'''"h 'W1f -21
2ifalom en- iann biloring of fiji ltlig
,1tpe dling fdr fit srunoldssuius od fit,
f6rita l1ttpeflins Sen friitltga familjea,
ia fall belt dfiuen baftua fit fortlattni,1g
/ Sen friitli9a itola1,. Meo barnen ,mdz
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-26
SUMMER VISITORS.
The Prospective Influx of Guests from the
South.

The Prospective Influx of Guests from the
South.
A Southern lady, for some time resident
of this city, in an informal talk with GLOBE
acquaintance yesterday, mentioned that
many of her friends in the South contem-
plated visiting this section next summer.
She was in receipt of numerous letters MAX
ing inquiries about the climate, the accom-
modations and the particular resorts in the
neighborhood of st. Paul. The yellow fever
epidemic of last season will cause general
hegira from the South next sum-
mer, and the newspapers already
have mooted the ACCESSIBILITY of it, in appre-
hension of another visit from the appalling
disease. The region of country from which
she comes, eastern Georgia, AID the repre-
sentative newspapers in Macon, Augusta,
Savannah, Ga, and even in Charleston, S. c.,
are discussing the prospective invasion of the
north next summer. The lady, in answer to
her friends, has recommended st. Paul, as
retreat, in the highest terms, and having
made herself summer after summer &C
quainted with the beautiful environments
of this city, has written advisedly. There
cantsbe MOI better place than this locality
affords to any one seeking to escape from
miasmatic influences and poison. cordial
invitation is extended to the Southerners,
who propose this invasion, and a prodigal
hospitality is in waiting for them.
The beauties and accommodations of White
Bear lake, Lake Elmo, and other places in
this vicinity are unsurpassed. From other
sources, too, the news is current that next
summer will see St. Paul and vicinity in
fact fashionable resort for the stricken of
other climes
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-26
PERSONAL.

chants.
Judge Thomas Wilson, Winona. and p. M.
Meyers, La Crosse, ct the Merchants.
Hon. Jared Benson, Anoka, member of the
late House, paid visit to st. Paul yesterday.
Il. A. Taylor, ESQ.,, of the Hudson Star and
. naes, paid business visit to st. Paul yester-
day.
Legal business led Hon. ]. N. Castle, of Still
water, to pay flying visit to st. Paul yester-
day.
Hon. A. Brown, State Senator from the Alex
andrla district is in the city, with headquarters
at the Merchants
Mr. VIM. r. Anderson, of the American Lit
erary bureau, New York city, is in charge of
the Scott-Siddon party, now occupying the
Opera House.
Mr.. Joseph Brooks, the advance agent of the
John Mccullough combination, is in the city,
with headquarters at the Merchants. He will
visit the city of sawdust for an hour or two to-
day.
Hon. w. 81. @. Folsom, Taylors Falls, in the
city, reports the heaviest snow storm Of the
season in the Kettle river country Sunday night.
causing lumbermen to feel jubilant over the
improved prospect for good stage of water
Tor log driving purposes.
Hon. John T. Averill arrived homo yesterday
from visit of several weeks with his family
among the orange groves of Florida. Mr..
Averill returns looking in splendid health, and
greatly pleased with the evidences of prosperity
so strikingly manifest in st. Paul.
w. W. Taggart, Esq, returned from Wilkin
county yesterday, where he had been locating
nine families from Michigan on land near the
town of Campbell, in which vicinity there is a
large new settlement already made this season.
Ihe new corners are well supplied with stock,
farming utensils and ready cash, and will prove
q valuable acnuisiti0n tn the State