Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-29
MrNNEsorA NEWS.
Pipsstone is soon to have new paper.
Several cases of quinsy are reported in

river az L fSSt0A.
Sneak thieves are bothering Glencoe
with their presence.
The recent snow storm has made eI-
ceilent sLeighiBg al over the state.
BURGERS left their cards at several
places in VFillmsr on q late evening.
q Christmas Trade was good indeed III
usually large through out tbs state.
Northfeld ia TO have basket mznufae-
tory, established By eastern capital.
Frank Clifford OF Saakopse is now ship
ping 100 gallons Of milk to St. Paul daily.
| C-IIs Is rumored that work will soon
commence On the Duluth & Winnipeg
railway.
Fishing through the ice on the numsr-
Gus lakes N the states Is being actively
pursued.
Every church in Crookston had it's
Christmas treas, around Which was Joy
| uneonfi1ed.
A stray shot went through saloon
window IN Preston, and no one ancHs
where i came from.
Tbs Christmas bells were largely sleigh
bells, the opportuna fail OF snow making
the sleighing superb.
The electric light now brighieus up
Crookston. and Shines Ter all withIn the
range Of its seintilia3icas.
For ths sedoet1on Of his hired girl J. P.
Jackson OF Steele county has bean
fined Ia the sum OF $1,000.
Secretary +. G. Judson Of the state ag-
ricultural society is holding farmers IL
| stitutes throughout the State.
The Lutherans OF Caledonia observed
Christina. IL Lommon's Hall with tree
| sno other entaining attract1ens.
The students of Willmar High school,
presented an elegant lazy chair to their
teacher, Prof. Geff, on Christmas morn
ing.
The Presbyterian Christmas Fair at
| Creokston placed in the hsrds of the ladies'
$50 instead of S1e0, as it was first re-
ported.
The Alexandria manufacturing COM
panJ" for the manufasturs of furniture
etc., is fully organized and ready for
business.
A Litchfeld young lady hung her stock
ing on the outside Of tie house Christmas
eve. and IL tae morning found ton OF
coal in it.
The Parham Bulliten says: 'There seems
to be very little travel, and the long psss-
snger trains have been cut down two or
taree coaches.
Ii the Duluth newspapers may be be
lieved-and they can-tha Christmas
festivities in the 'Zenith city, were e1-
ceptionally enjoyable.
| 4 brakeman at Red Wing was seriously
Injured the other day by having the heel
| of his boot caught in frog, and his foot
| bruised by a locomotive.
The Young carpenter who fell from the
roof Of q bailding in Winona few days
ago. distance of % feet and broke an
arm has died of his injuries.
A locomotive jumped the track on the
Fisher branch few evenings since, and
| no body hurt. Il was soon replaced up
| on the track eays the Crookston Chronicle
Mrs. R. @. Stewart of Swan river, Nor
rison county, and four children, were all
Consigned TO one grave on the same dag,
thsir death being caused by that fell dis
case diptheria.
The Whitman Republican Gazette says:
'The Individual who who Will treat the
burglars who infest this town to drink of
cold lead will be entitled to the thanks Of
the comm unityr
A Nsnkato tramp was sent to jail for
| fifteen days for thu crime of going to
! church: He broke into the German Eeth-
odist church and spent the night there, and
| received the above sentence as the price
| of his nights lodging.
The hose of John Moriarty of Belle
Plain was entered by burglars the other
| night and robbed of 500 in money. Mr..
koriarty was knocked down by one of
tie burglars, by blow on the head with
some bent instrument.
| In Caledonia the Episcopal church
| Christmas tree, was shaken on the Sunday
b.fore Christmas at the close of the Sab
bath school, and yielded beautiful fruit
age, which was ioyfully gathered up and
carried away by happy children.
Every state paper that comes to the
GLOBE exchange table, abouads in glow
| ing account of Christmas festivities Par
| ents children and friends seem all to have
bsen right happy an injoyous. Thus q
benign an shserful influence has been every
whore difssed.
sgRed Wing Argus: The Hastings Union
announces that hereafter personalities, I'M
seemiy sqaabblss, slurs and ISLANDERS, such
as usually occur in newspaper fights, will
| no longer appear in its columns. This is
good stand to take. A newspaper that
has only abuse as an argument confesses
| Its weakness at once
| Nerthfsld Journal: Some contem pti-
bic whslp with team who said he was
| frsm Newmarket and had been to Canon
| Falls where he must have swallowed much
ninety-rod whisky, got lost on his way
| home and after circling and circling near
| Iy ill over the farm knocked at the door
| of a house in Waterfront at 2 o'clock
Christmas morning in perishiHg condi-
sian when he was taken in and given a
| warm lounge near q hot stove, and
| horses tied at hay NOW in q warm bsrn.
In the morning he was told to go without
charge and sin no more but he did not
heed the latter part of the injunction as
he stole good pair of mittens from those
who had cared for him.
The Red Wing Argus has reduce the
subscription price from 81 to $3.50 er
annun, strictly ID advance. In dong
this tee Argus remarks: ''There appears
to be general reduction in the subscrip p
ton price of papers all over the country,
and the Argus follows suit. The coming
year will be an important one from a po-
htical standpoint, with a good prospect os