Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-27
A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.
Senator Sab4sa and Select PARTY Tisi
Fargo.

senator Snbts1 and Select PGrtu Pisit
Fargo.
Fargo Republican.
On Sunday morning Senator Sabin and
party of his personal friends, occupying
two palace cars, arrived IN Fargo unher-
aided, and breakfasted at Headquarters
hotel. The party consisted of Hon. D. M.
Sabin and wife, Mrs. Nj. E. Sabin, mother
of the senator, Hon. e 81. Durant and wife.
Col. R. F. Hersey and wife, b. w. Cannon
and wife, G. M. Brush and wife, Mrs. G. M.
Seymour, W. j. Hutchins and lady, a. J..
Chambers, E. L. Hooper, Saltwater, MINI.
Mrs. Williams, New York; Mrs. and Miss
Bates, Mrs. and Miss Hutchins, Hartford,
Conn; Mrs. Guilbert, Racine, Wis; Miss
Grosvenor, Brooklyn, n. Y; Miss Cham
bers, Chicago; w. d. Gilbert, Jos. Neeley.
Burlington, Iowa, and Mr.. Hutchins, Paris.
Ex-President Wright was here with party
OF ladies and gentlemen, and to him and
his party Senator Sabin extended cordial
invitation to join an excursion west through
the great wheat fields. Mr. Wright and a
portion of the party preferred to remain
quietly in Fargo for the day, but his sons,
Mrs. Cooke and daughter, DR.. Hyde
and several others gladly availed them
selves of the senator's generous invitation,
and the party was further augmented by in
vited guests from Fargo, among whom were
Alderman j. A. johnson, Hon. j. B. Ray
mond, N. K. Hubbard, L. b. Waters, A. W,
Edwards, Superintendent Graham, Mr..
Ellis, of the Moorhead News, and J. B.
Hall, of the Republican. At IL o'clock the
whole party, on a special train, in charge
of Conductor G. W. McCauley, left Fargo.
The first stop was made at the magnificent
farm of Mr.. Green, between Mapleton and
Oasselton, where the party ali GIFTED and
made brief visit. Stopping a moment
at Casselton, the train moved rapidly west
ward, and next stopped in front of R. N.
Goodselfs headquarters at Buffalo. There
we stopped long enough to examine and
admire splendid new Minnesota Chief
separator, California pattern, with forty
inch cylinder, Manufactured by the North
western Manufacturing Company, Still
water, Minnesota, for r. N. Goodsell,
proprietor of the Goodsell farm, at New
Buffalo, D. T." Attached to the beautiful
machine is patent elevator which takes
the grain as it runs from the separator,
elevates and conveys it into grain wag-
on, where it is sacked ready to be hauled
to the warehouse. By the side of the sep
arator stood new Minnesota Giant trac-
ton engine, also manufactured expressly
for Mr.. Goodsell by the same company of
which Senator Sabin is manager. The en-
tire outfit cost about $4,000, and it is estl-
mated will thresh and deliver, ready for
market twelve to fifteen hundred bushels
per day. Mr.. Goodselrs farm is looking
splendidly and here was seen the advan-
tage OF deep blowing and thorough Guilt
walton.
Again embarking, the train made ex-
press time, flying past Buffalo, Tower City
and Oriska to Valley City, the end of the
trip. Here the party renamed for an
hour, and took dinner at the Kindred
house, the new and elegant hotel just
opened by Mier & Stanton. Although the
enterprising proprietors had no notice of
the coming of so many guests, they were
not caught mapping, and their beautifully
supplied tables did not indicate any I'M
usual demand upon their resources.
1t was past O'Clock when the
train left Valley City, and the trip was
made to Fargo in less than two hours, ar
irving at 5 O'Clock. An hour was spent in
showing the city to the visitors, and at 6
o'clock the senator's special train steamed
across the river, where his party partook of
supper at the Grand Pacific and awaited
the arrival of the regular train from the
west, to which it was attached, and left on
time for st. Paul.
The Republican, in closing, desires to
return its thanks to Senator Sabin and
members OF his pleasant party for courte-
sizes extended. 1t was an exceedingly
ENJOYABLE occasion