Daily globe., 1883-10-31
DgEOt0 EOtes.

Judge Hudson Went TO Grand Forks
Monday to hold court.
The first flowing artesian well in Mon
tana was struck at Miles City on the 25th.
It was at depth of 352 feet.
The weather is fne for the farmers in
the Red river valley to plow for wheat and
they are improving their time. The acre
age will show a great increase next year.
Edward Byhere of Sanborn hiss com
menoed suit against the Northern Pacitie to
recover damages for the killing OF has
brother on the Echelson bridge last spring.
Prof. Taylor, who claims to have deliv
cred the first temperance address in Cali
tornia, had crowded house to his able
and instructive temperance lecture in Far
go Sunday night,
The remains OF FL. M. Blakesley, who
was killed by falling from wagon at
Painted Woods were sent to Winona, Mimi,
for burial. Hi mother and other reali-
tiyes live near there.
Under the administration of Sam Mat
thews the Continental hotel in Fargo is
being reitt and improved, and next year
it is the intention to enlarge it and make
it equal to any house in the valley.
Mandan puts in claims as being a good
headquarters for hunters, As buffalo has
been shot within four miles of the city
and deer and antelope are numerous, with
ducks and geese too numerous for men
ton.
The report that the postmaster al Neche
was defaulter is not sustained by an ex-
animation of his accounts, and the people
are puzzled to know why he ran away to
Canada. It is not known that any woman
has disappeared.
A choir has just been organized for the
Baptist church in Fargo in which the
leading male parts are carried by newspa-
per reporters, and being young, good 10 ok
ing and single they are quite an attraction
especially to the young ladies. They are
good singers also, although not noted
for religious fervency.
There Is no probability that tho cow
boys who were arrested at Glendiye, Mon
tana, for killing a man, will be convicted.
A talented Cheyenne lawyer has been en-
gagged for their defense and $4,000 sub
scr1bed. The murder was committed in a
drunken effray and the officers were not
suspected of being sober.
A story is going the rounds about 3OO,-
600 snakes gathering aboo q horse shoe
shaped mountain in manitoba. It is
thought this has reference to colony of
reptiles that at one time infested lofty
mountains in Montana. Thsre was a big
hole there in which thousands of garter
snakes gathered. The den was destroyed
by the use of dynamite some time ago.
At Bozemen broom brigade composed
of pretty young ladies, recently gave a
public exhibition prefaced with fine vocal
and instrumental music, and the way they
marched in their bright, tasty uniforms,
red caps and jackets, white skirts and
patriotic stockings, enraptured the large
audience. Il WAS the fist thing of the
kind ever seen there, and gi1ls, whether
pretty or not, are not SO numerous Gs il
older settled parts of the country.
There is no mud in the known world
that makes walks as slippery as that of
the Red river valley. Sunday it was loos-
ened up just enough to humble pride or
stately steppings most rapidly. When
some one sits down in the slush it is big
job job to clean it off, and terribly trying
to men of tender piety. Sunday we noted,
in brief walk, four men and one lady
horizontal on the walks, with their silks
and store clothes sight to behold.
The amount realized from the weeks
sale of capital lots at Bismarck was S2o,-
600. This with the 100000 will be ali
the commission can expect until next
spring when the sale will be renewed. But
few outside parties have taken any of the
lots as the uncertainty about the outcome
does not make the investment attractive