Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-03
DUB NORTHWESTERN HEIGHBORS.
News GIeanings and Points Speci ally
Collected and Forwarded by iele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special TeIegrsns, Dec. 2, se the ss.
Paul Globe.
Dakota and Montana Notes.

have ceased aCtA'o oPoAo'Aono ia WIG WILL
ter. There are rather more than twenty
miles of track laid in all.
One J. z. Ssirdelhurst, of Wsdena,
MINI, is spending season in Jail at
Fargo, lacking $1,000 bail, to await trial
upon charge of stealing wheat from Gen.
Wilson.
Since the new arrangement The express
runs through from st. Paul to Neche, 400
miles, in twenty hours. Taking oat time
for meals and stops, and this makes over
thirty miles an hour.
AtBraiuerd there is IN old veil which is
quite dangerous. The body of Chris. E.
Olson was 'uud in it few days ago, and
it is thong. mat some others who have
been missin. cay be found there.
The FRS. ,ational bank at Grafton,
since Sept. 10, has paid out for wheat
$4,000, ana not h>lf oe the crop market
ed. For 50 new 8 section with less than
one-sevepth OF the county under caltiya-
ton, this spesks we'll.
At Grand Forks, the proprietor of the
skating rink has invited the c!ergymen all
to come and skate free of charge, and
soma Of them have ccepted, and Will show
that the righteous can stand on slippery
places as well es the wicked.
Joseph S Trumble and Miss Ada Price,
of Fargo. rounded up the enjoyments of
Thanksgiving by being united in wedlock.
They have numerous friends who COM
meni their example and wish them much
happiness il their new relations.
No greater offence can be given Dako-
ton The December number Of the
Northern Pse,fe manual gives jamestown
only > 500 and there is great indignation
among tho 3, 100 living souls who consti-
tute said population.
The ball given at the Opera house in
Fargo Thanksgiving night by the local
branch of the Locomotive brotherhood,
was attended by some 500 people, dancers
and spectators, and had all the enjoyable
features that are often connected with
gatherings Of that sort.
Col Donau went to Jamestown the day
after Thanksgiving in response to an inEi-
tation to deliver an address at the Catho-
lie fair. His health prevented his attend
ance GA Thanksgiving. The suggestion
has been made that the colonel was to
or, but S. 3. didn't materialize.
The Fargo Daily Sun has this: 1t is
claimed by ths readers of both papers that
if the StPeGl GLOBE continues TO improve
in its business enterprise and editorial and
news columns il the failure as rapidly as
it has within tia past year, the Pioneer
Press will have to look to It's laursls or be
left behind in the journalistic race.
The papers of 1rth Dakota are clamor-
ing for cheap excursion to the east this
winter. They claim that it will be the best
thing the railroad can do, as it will draw
many new settlers in the spring. 1t is said
the Canadian railways are getting up an
excursion to the eastern provinces al the
low rate of S23 for the round trip.
One OF the reporters of the local press
wrote Up and published the day after
Thanksgiving a detailed and graphic &C.
count Of tho opening of new hotel the
night before, with personal mention of
parties present, the banquet, dance, etc.,
but unfortunately for hlm the opening
did not come off, being set for December
9th. He can change the date and repub-
ish.
The ''Eo Nams' club of Mandan, made
a happy hit in the first entertainment Civ
en- by them. They secured a good house,
and nearly al the participants were CAPT
tai IN their roles. Among those who were
specially gaoi were Mrs. c. W. Van Slyck
and Miss Rounds. Miss Sadie Van Week
the 1.-The prerty milk maid' Warren Car
penter ard Ida Buford. They will be sure
of q large audience at their future enter
taiEUel.5.
NJ. auJ 5d-s. W. B Pattin returned
from She east few d,ys ago. Up to No
vember y She was Miss Nina T. Osburn.
Of Ishica, Il. Y. Ar. 2. is ore of the ex-
perts ras land Office, and his public
spirit ard estimation OF this country are
indicated n the domestic incident record
ed. The lady, however, adds TO high wom-
aBIy qualities graceful and attractive man
ners. His friends think he should be the
object of sincere cougratulauon.
A professional deaf and dumb old man
came to grief IN Fargo Saturday. He was
in g store showing his papers and solicit
ing aid, when the merchant called him an
old fraud and ordered clerk to call the
police, whereupon the old follow started
for the back door, BUT was caught by q
policeman, when he broke out swearing II
several languages. He could talk Germ an
English and Norwegian az we'll as the nut,
language. He was locked up, but vii
probably be sent to st. Paul soon.
The editors of the two papers at Vale,
City carry, their personal matters int
court, one of them having the other ar
rested. Charles Richardson of the Times
has given bail of $1,000 to appear at tn
next term of court and explain if, in speak
ing OF contemporary as a horse inveigle
and Ananias, he was aware of the dis
courtesy involved in his course. IF editor
of Dakota papers would settle their httl
differences in the arena OF sports it woul'
be more profitable and perhaps satifactor
to their readers
Sitting Bull will not attend the Catholi,
fair at jamestown after all. He insiste'
that ne must take with him body guar
OF some Ten OF more of the braves Of hi
tribe. perhaps 10 maintain ths dignity 0
his position, bat more likely to protect hi
person IL community where he amaginet
he would not be safe alone. He values hi
scalp even higher than his autograph TIL
fair manager thought the expense woul,
be greater than the profit unless the,
could kssp Mr.. Sitting Bull aud his swar
thy squad and put themsamong the curl