Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
MINNESOTA NEWS.

week Tor 50 ton.
Snow drifts seven feet deep were re-
ported in Crookston Nov. IS.
Eight car loads of hogs were shipped
from Plainview one day last week.
A number of cases OF diphtheria are re-
ported in the vicinity of Indian lake.
Nearly 5000 acres of land have been
| sold in Lyon county during the past three
months.
Glenwood, Pope county, has expended
| $4,000 on streets and roads during the
past summer.
The Dispatch notes the first snow storm
in Brainerd on Saturday, Nov. IS, and says
| it was hard one.
Three inches of snow fell at Perham.
Otter Tail county, last Saturday and Sun
day, Nov. Is and 10.
Every country newspaper is careful to
give the latest brilliant auroral display in
the heavens "a first rate notice.
The Press says about 200 black soldiers
passed through Mortified the other day
by rail en- route for one of the northern
forts.
The st. James Journal, of Nov. Is, says:
''Winter is here sure The first snow of
the season fell on Saturday. but was no
big thing"
A twelve year old boy in Hunter, Jack
son county, had one of bis hands shattered
the other day by the discharge of a pistol
with which he was fooling.
The Faribauit Republican says: The
trains to st. Paul are crowded with pas
sengers going to that point to take advan-
tage of the cheap through fares.
Saltwater San, Nov. IS: Horses in the
city have lately been suffering from ma
larial disease. The disease, taken i'll time.
is not of dangerous nature if properly
attended, and so far all cases have recov-
cred.
Chatfeld Democrat: A slight explosion
at the creamery last week resulted in a
days delay, but repairs were made by our
foundry men and premium butter is being
churned at the rate of 5000 pounds per
week.
It is a profound secret, conse0 uently the
Hastings Union with commemorate self
restraint, declines to mention the fact that
one of the justices of the peace of that city
is about to lead blushing bride to the
altar.
S0AAA"o messenger OOOs
fed an unlimited quantity of tafy to the
ladies Tuesday ight, but he didn't say
what he said on other occasions, that if
| be no churches.
The Crookston Chronicle says: Several
new towns are projected in the DEVILS
lake country, and the spring will see that
country crowded with settlers and specu-
lators. Nearly every printer in the country
will start paper there.
Brainerd Journal: Rumor has it that
the projected Largest sawmill in the
world" at Rice lake north of this city will
be built next season by the Pillsburys. It
has been thought for some time that the
project had fallen through.
st. Vincent, (Kittson county, Herald,
Nov. II: The river froze over Saturday
| night, foot passengers were crossing Sun
day and teams on Monday. The ferry, how
ever, is still running, a passage-way having
been cut through the ica for that purpose.
| Winona Republican, Nov. %: An ovarian
tumor weighing thirty-four pounds was
successfully removed from Mrs. John B.
Fellows, Oh Tuesday. by DIR. r. Indian, of
Chicago. TIE time OF operation was for
ty-seven minutes. Mrs. Fellows passed a
comfortable night.
| Mazeppa Tribune: Chas. Marie acct
dentally put bullet in his left wrist last
Monday night on his way home in drawing
the weapon from his pocket to shoot some
game in sight. The wound is not o: a ser
ious nature, and Charley will probably
take better aim the next time.
Mankato Reuiesc: A Sioux squaw was
sent west by the county authorities on
Thursday night. She started to go to q
point near Standing Rock, Dakota, but by
mistake was sent to Minnesota. She had
a bright little babe, which in some way
had sustained the fracture of an arm.
Mortified Ne,os: August Miller, sen Of
Theodore Miller, while running small
planer in his fathers mill, on Monday, had
his hands caught in the knife of the planer
and two fingers of the right and one of the
left were so badly lacerated that ampnta-
ton was necessary at the first joint.
| The Chatield Democrat is authority 70,
the statement that Rev. Mr.. Pridham, who
managed the late colony scheme to this
country, has been arrested on complaints
made by young Englishmen whs have ben
deceived by his misrepresentation. snd
will be obliged to tell what he '1As~s
| about farming" in court Of justice.