Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-21
Observation-Disclosures
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.

graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Nov. 20, to the St.
Paul Glob4.
Dakota aud Montana Notes.
Mandan is having new postofics
building erected.
The first bank in Kidder county has
just been opened at Dawson.
The Tower City cornet band is arrang-
ing for grand Thanksgiving ball.
Three panthers have lately been seen
east of Brainerd. They are not a favorite
game with the timid.
1t is expected that the accommodation
| between Fargo and jamestown will be put
| on about December 1.
Some of the portable houses designed
for the gold regions have arrived at Lis
bon from Minneapolis.
S. S. Blanchard, one of the city boom
ers of Fargo, leaves in a day or two to
spend the winter at Boston.
1t is proposed to put ice boats on the
DEVILS lake to make regular trips between
Fort Totten and the west end
Tuesday night the social circle of the NJ
E. church give one of their delightful mu-
steal entertainments in Fargo.
There is danger on the early ice. Two
little boys at Grand Forks have gone
through and been drowned already.
Mrs. Laura Allen. a Lisbon woman, has
developed a species of kleptomanie that
| is regarded as unsuited to the locality.
Work is to commence at once on a new
ice rink for Fargo, 7511Oo feet, to be open
ed with grand blow out Thanksgiving
day.
The Fargo Southern has some eight
miles of track laid from Ortonville, and
is pushing the work from that end, as we'll
as at Fargo.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Prssby-
| terrain church of jamestown, achieved q
| fine success at their fair. The net results
are put at $500.
The Headquarters hotel made elaborate
! Improvements in their hsstelry recently,
and celebrated the event with grand free
lunch Saturday.
Many fine large deer have been killed
on Louise break, south of Bismarck some
| eighty-fve miles, and brought in and sold
at six cents pound.
1t is just 454 miles from Garrison juno
ton on the Northern Pacific and Ogden
on the Union Pacific by the line Of the
| Utah d Northern railroad.
A. c. Bachelor, of Fargo, recently had
500 tons of hay burned on his farm,
| through the carelesaness of his men IL not
providing fire break, as he had ordered
The statement in the Minneapolis and
other papers that 112 miles OF track on The
Fargo Southern has been laid at the Fargo
end, is premature by at least 100 miles.
The dancing parties given by the Ace OF
Clubs in Fargo, are the most dressy and
tony of all the gatherings in the city.
| Swallow tail coats are the regulation style.
The Baptist church at Bismarck is work
ing up religious boom under the efforts
of the pastor and evangelist Bostwick It
is believed successful revival will re-
suit
Louis Knutsop, of Portland, Oak, a sup
posed confirmed bachelor, surprised his
friends by taking wife the other day
Miss. Tilda Tornson was the fortunate
lady.
The cold snap put an end to grading on
the Dakota & Great Southern railroad,
running south from Tower City to Sioux
City, but the surveying parties are still
at work.
Father Flanagan, of Fargo, reports
that priest, Rev. Flamang, has been Sc
cured to take charge of the flock at Valley
City. He is fluent in English, Germs and
French.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive fremer
will give grand ball at the Opera house
in Fargo Thanksgiving night. II
viii be one of the social events of the
season.
a large party Of Crows passed througi
Billings few days since,w their squaws
Pspooses, and ponies laden with tepet
poles, etc, on their way to their annua
buffaio hunt.
The Madison Square troupe will Civ;
performances st the Opera house in Fargo
on the nights oSsNov. % and 80, and q
metinee on Thanksgiving. They will draw
full houses.
Mardan has recently pat in waite
works, and IT ia claimed that the water i
the purest and best in that section\of tn,
country. 1t is town that attracts ant
interests all visitors.
= The cold snap last week froze all th
streams sufficiently to make fine skating
but the weather has since been "a genig
and delightful as the best samples of In
+ dian summer in any state.
Another batch of fifty young In
dams have been shipped from Dakota t,
an Indian school in Pennsylvania. 1
e would DE cheaper to send teacher ives
1 than to send SO many east.
/, The wonderland diorsmic coterie which
! started from Bismarck, did not succeed il
, passing the ordeal OF Fargo, and M
: Crabbe. its historian, is now connected
with one of the local papers.
Vic. Smith and Frank Chase killed fit
deer in three days in the Kildeer noun
tains, which is very appropriate nam
for them apparently. They were brough
into Dickinson and shipped east.
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