Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
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DR.. Evans, of Mimic, had q number of
ribs broken by horse falling on him re-
Gently.
The new Jail at Grand Forks will be
| turned ever to the county commissioners
this week.
Portland, in Trail county, is to have q
New England supper ON Thursday night,
| with musical airs.
Mr.. Roseburgh of Emerson. was robbed
| Of $175 at the Canadian hotel in Dayton
one night recently.
A fire organization has been perfected
at jamestown, composed of SEINE of the
best material in the city.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, has decided to make
| it a $4,000 school house and wsrthy of
| that enterprising and fourishing young
| city.
John Tompkins, of st. Andrews town
| ship, in Walsh county, lost $1,000 in grain
and buildings by prairie fire, with no in
| assurance.
The Methodists at Larimore have de-
| cided to build church this fall. It is
| proposed to buy the livery stable and re-
habilitate it.
| A fragrant social scandal at Jameetown
it is said will soon come to the surface,
and those who have appetites for that sort
of diet are hungry.
Larimore is just completing new
school house, which is said to be the best
between Fargo and Psmbina with the ex-
ception of those at Grand Forks.
After the sixth it is expected that the
great tunnel on the Northern Pacific, ff-
teen miles west of Helena, will come into
use, and all traffic pass through it.
The Benton stage coach from Fort Shaw
ran df bridge last week, seriously iniur-
| ing one passenger, San Francisco man,
and severely bruising all the others.
Major Walker came into Helena from a
two weeks hunt in Meagher county with
twenty -four deer and four wildcats among
his trophies. He brought in the pelts
only.
Rev. R. A. Beard, the able pastor of the
Congregational church in Fargo, is to as
| slst in the dedication Of church of that
denomination just erected at Billings,
| Montana.
war among the market mon in Fargo
has brought the price of the best steaks
down to 1211s cents and other meats in
| proportion, much to the satisfaction of
| consumers.
The f. s. officials relate that on Monday
the camp of the enemy contained not less
than 1000 men, and that Capt. Gregg and
his two staff officers were ample to keep
their sleepers.
1t is said that Granite Mountain mine
will soon make the heaviest shipment of
bullion ever made by Montana mine. 1t
| is valued at $125,000 and was extracted
| from 920 tons of ore.
Matt l.. Clinstie, formerly book-keeper
for Winston Bros, contractors on the
Northern Pacific, was before the court at
Bozsman charged with smbezzling money
of his employers. He confessed.
Tower City is arranging for new school
house to cost from $500 to $1,000. The
| intelligence and enterprise of the people of
| north Dakota is shown by the promptness
with which they erect good school build
ings.
| 1t is stated that checks of the Yellow
stone Park improvement company went
to protest the other day, bat Uncle Rufus
Hatch telegraphed from New York that he
would make good all debts incurred for
merchandise.
Track laying is being pushed on the
| Helena and Jefferson branch Of the North
| ern Pacific railroad in Montana. Il is ex-
| pected that the line will be completed to
Wiches, twenty-six miles south Of Helena.
| by Thanksgiving.
At the late session of eourt at Pembiua
Chas. Howard, indicted for forgery was
| sentenced to the penitentiary for five and
a half years. He will have a journey of
| some 500 miles to reach his future resi-
dence at Sioux Falls.
The energetic young men of the Tri-
| bune at Livingston, Montana, met a serious
| disaster, in having their Office and the en-
tire plant of their paper demolished by a
| storm. Their loss was estimated at 81. 600.
but they soon viii be on deck again.
| OAO hA5i tAO PdSi "coh, L EHuK mart
| man, German blacksmith, who came
from Red Wing about two years ago. and
lived ct Elizabeth, MINI, died by putting
cyanite of potassium in his whisky. He
had been in low spirits and drank heavily.
| The Bozeman Herald says the shipment
east of beef cattle from the Yellowstone
valley has averaged seventy Ave car loads
per day for the past six weeks, and the
| railroad officials are taxed to their utmost
to furnish cars to supply the increasing
l demand.
A syndicate which owns G big cattle
ranch at the mouth of the Sun River in
Montana, with $4,000 cattle and 1,7eo
acres of land under fence, has among its
| stockholders three United Stales senator's.
| the third assistant postmaster general, and
| other high officials.
Colonel Pat Donan, the pyrotechnic ora
| tor, has returned from a visit of some
weeks to St. Louis, where it is said he has
been doing in his gorgeous rhetoric, the
| lives and charms of some Of the bellies of
| that city for publication in the society pa
per of S.. Louis. The portraits of the
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