Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-17
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OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Nov. 1e, to the St.
Paul Globe.
Dakota and Montana Items.

Dakota and Montana Items.
Col. Smith and b. G.Stone went on the
$4,000 bonds for Col. Uline, indicted in the
Ward case at Devils lake.
The new engine brought by the Fargo
Southern run off the track the first day
after reaching Fargo. No particular dam
age done.i
Sixty miles OF track have been graded
on the jamestown Valley railroad in sixty
days, which shows that the enterprise is
| being pushed.
John G. Honeywood. Of Mandan, and
Georgiana Smith, of Clay county, Mimi,
were married at the Episcopal church in
Moorhhad on Tuesday
Helena is having quite boom in build
ing lots. The agent of the N. P. R. R. has
sold this month forty five lots in the rail
road addition, amounting to $4,000.
Reams, the mans.in Clay county, MINI,
arrested for killing e. man in fracas some
weeks since, was indicted for muder in the
first degree at Moorhead g day or two ago.
In the Huron land district all the land
has been surveyed except one township,
and the plats fled on all but two town
ships. There will soon be no government
land in that section.
| VIM. Pullman, one of the postal officers
at Grand Forks, rounded up his earthly
felicity recently by marrying one of the
fairest and most amiable of the daughters
of Illinois, Miss Genie Harris, of Dwight.
Illinois
Yankton congratulates itself on the tenn
| porary possession of the chief executive of
the territory, as Gov. Ordway has gone
east for thirty days, and Secretary Teller,
| as acting governor, has his headquarters at
Yankton.
About fifty ladies and gents participated
in the sheet and pillow-case masquerade
ball at Casselton last week. It was man
aged by the ladies who are voted an over
whelming and fascinating success at en-
terprises of thatsort.
The editor of the Grand Forks Herald
takes the singular view that, if party of
Dakotans going east together, going in a
Pullman sleeper will constitute them
dudes. Probably he would feel more at
home in the bovine vehicle.
At Pierre Judge Benedict lately married
the widow E. L. Moore, his first love of
! twenty-five years ago. When she became
| a widow she went to the Black Hills, and
there the judge caught on, as the embers
Of the early fame still burned.
Wednesday morning, at the crossing at
GIyrdon of the Manitoba and N. P, q pas
senger train of the former backed down
into some freight cars of the n. p, that
, we're passing, throwing them from the
/ track and obstrue.icg IL scVae hoars.
Emmons county, the river county next
south Of the capital, completed It's organi-
zation the. past week and full corps of
| officers was sele cted, with WiIliamsport as
the county seat. A dinner and banquet
contributed to The enjoyment OF the &C.
casion.
The skating season at Grand Forks
opened with grand carnival at the rink.
There were about 100 skaters in costume,
and the Cado5 band furnished music.
There was a large crowd of spectators in
the galleries who enjoyed the spectacle
greatly.
1t was remarkable case, that of j. Fl.
! Graham, the editor OF the Dakota City pa
! per, who committed suicide and died at
| Mitchell last Saturday through apprehen-
! sion that he might become Incorporate.
| His body was sent to his friends as re-
quested.
Items or information for this depart
ment will be gladly received from any
points between western Minnesota and
Helena. They should be addressed to box
| 947 Fargo, or il Fargo may be handed to
A. e. Be5tic, who has charge OF the cir
culation in that city.
Frank D. Shigley, of the n. p. r. R., Of
Billings, the other morning was the lead
ing feature in connubial tableaux with
Mics Trim as the other party, and after
receiving the congratulations of their
friends took The train Tor St. Paul and the
east, for bridal tour.
Reys. r. A. Beard and f. C. Simmons
OF Fargo, are invited TO assist in dedicat
! ing a new Congregational church at Bill
lings next Sunday. II Is said to be quits
. commodious house, handsomely fur
nished and q credit to one OF the mos
promising Montana towns.
| IhOS0 VIII HtdIQ Inc 41HUISOn Square
troupe in Fargo, the past week, will bt
glad to learn that on the first of mex
month they will stop in the city and give
the popular Young Mrs. Winthrop ant
one or two other of their favorite plays
They can be certain OF crowded house
The porter in Pullman car near Glen
dive was given gun to take care for by
an army officer, and in passing Mrs. John
Heinlich in the aisle Of the car she knock
ed the weapon out of his hand and it was
discharged, the ball striking one of the
lady's legs, inficting severe flesh wound
Wahpeton hes diversified its amuse-
ments. In addition to the fun of the con.
test between the Manitoba and the Fargo
Southern, q company of home talent gave
entertainments at Opera hall that delight
ed the audience. The people came out
and crowded the hall, and all are proud Of
the display of local talent.
Large numbers OF miners are reported
leaving the Paciic regions for the Coeur
d Alene country, in the north of Montana
IN order to be on the ground early fol
spring operations. As the ground viii be
covered with snow till June 1t wouId looE
rs II they were somewhat previous. Il !:
predicted there viii be great sksmnad.
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