Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

NORTHERN DAKOTA.
Fargo has a new wheat journal.
The new Buffalo Tribune il the latest.
Hotels at R,chlaud are iull aud running
over.
Mandsn is growing and improving con-
stantly.
Tenement houses are 10 great demand in
Bismarck.
Jamestown is ,ndulgine in the luxury Of
a lady barber.
Thirty buildings are in course of erection
in Tower City.
The steamer Grandin left Fargo on her
6rst trip April Sth.
An unusual amount of building is being
done in Grand Forks.
New Buffalo claims to be the boss place
for business locations.
Immigration into northern Dakota con-
riuues BY the Car load.
Seeding was commenced in R;chlaud
county the last Of March.
A large wagon factory will be opened
in Grand Forks this season.
Work on the Casselton branch OF the n.
P extension will bpeiu soon.
The Grand Forks Herald contained fifteen
building items in q late issue.
The temperance movement is steadily
gaining ground 10 Bismarck.
The prospectus for q weekly democratic
paper has been issued al Fargo.
DEVILS Lake is the latest name proposed
for the northern half of Dakota.
Jamestown feels that a bank is a much
needed institution at that place.
New Michigan" has been suggested as
q proper name for the new territory.
A colony of forty families from Canada
are preparing to settle at Spiritwood.
Seeding commenced OF the Troy, Steele
aud Clark farms in Cass county, April ~.
The freight receipts at Valley CITY for
March (the blockade monthly were 81. 267. 90.
The Steele farm near Fargo has been
named MutevilIe. Mr.. Steele isn't married.
James has more bald. headed men
than any other town of Its size in the
territory.
The Bismarck Tribune is one Of The bes,
made up papers geographically, in the
north west.
The spring boom has increased the num-.
her Of lawyers and doctors at jamestown to
three each.
Pembiaa ia fast filing up hut still has
room for merchants, mechanics, lawyers
and doctors.
1t is estimated that fully 100, 900 people
will find homes in northern Dakota this
present year.
The publication Of the Bismarck Tribupe
illustrated edition will be delayed until
about the 23i.
The jamestown Alert claims hundreds
visitors to that town during the last two
or three weeks.
The Bismarck Tribune has been enlarged !
to y six column quarto, and otherwise gen
improved.
A son If DR., Coe, Of Valley City, will
graduate as an NJ. d. at Brooklyn, and
locate At jamestown.
The blacksmiths of Grand Forks have
pooled their issues and fixed new shoes
per span five dollars"
The country surrounding the new town Of
Armenia, in Cas- county, il said to be the
6oest there is out of doors.
Bismarck Sun: Hon. A. H. Barnes i.
looming up as the choice of northern Dako
ia republicans for delegate.
Prominent democrats favor Bismarck IS
place for holding the mex demo-
cratic territorial convention.
Another edition of ten thousand copies
the Land Journal, published at James
town. Will appear April 2Oth.
Draft number one Of the Valley Civ
bank Of Dakota was drawn April % to the
order of the Fargo Daily Argus.
The Pemhins school Is fast Increasing in
numbers. A new school building and
more teschers should be provided.
The bridge between Fargo and Mooshead
has been taken up to save it, aud q ferry
established to acc ommodate the public.
A deplo,sble condition of affairs exists
10 the Bismarck puhl,c schools. A scsrci :
" of fuel is the main cause Of the trouble.
Since the arrival Of SO many interesting
young ladies at Drsytoo, the bachelors
countensnces are beaming with sn,les snd
joy.
Grand Forks has organized a fire compa.
called pioneer Co. No. l." and CON-
posed Of some of the bes, young men 10 that
city.
The Richland Gazette Gays the Michigan
settlement alone, 10 that comfy, this year.
will break upsArds Of ten thousasd acres oi
prairie.
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