Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-10
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COR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBQRS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Dec. 8, to tbs St.
Paul Globe.
DAKOTA ana 1uonln,,a Notes.

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vile on the 14th is the center of much en-
joyable anticipation by the young people.
blackguard named McGilver seriously
stabbed Officer Maier in attempting his
| arrest at Casselton, and is in jail to await
trial.
j. Crawford, g good farmer near San
born, threshed forty bushels of oats, the
yellow variety, from half acre of new
ground.
d. @. Newton ia putting up a skating
rink at Casselton, and the young people
are happy in view of the pleasure to be
afforded.
1t is supposed that Fort Pembine is one
| of the posts to be enlarged in pursuance
of recommendations in the report of Sec
| rotary Lincoln.
The Cssselton Social club give dances
on Tuesday night of each alternate week,
and much satisfaction is anticipated at the
opening this week.
Jud La Moure, the noted pioneer capt.
talist and politician, has become a solid
fraction of the Pembina County bank.
Booher & La Aoure ia the firm now.
Mrs. E. B. Lynde in the spring will start
dairy farm near Sanborn, with fifty COWS.
There is undoubtedly money in that kind
of business almost anywhere in north
Dakota.
Sahborn is to have dramatic club, to
give entertainments for benevolent pur,
poses during the winter. There is an
abundance of talent for fine company Of
amateurs there.
spark from an engine on the Hastings
& Dakota railroad at Ortonville set the
grass On fire near the Fargo Southern
switch and burned 1000 of the 100000
cords OF wood there before j. could be e1-
tinguished.
Mr.. Kemp, of the farmers Home at
Pembina, has ia his possession team,
wagon, trunk, etc. of traveller who put
up there Nov. 18Th and the next morning
disappeared, and no trace of him has since
been had. 1t is singular case.
The Sunday school convention of the
Red River and North Pacific country, ap-
pointed to meet at Fargo, December II,
has been postponed to some date in Feb
ruary, to accommodate eastern parties il
vited to attend.
A good many car loads of buffalo bones
being shipped from Lisbon to Minneapolis
of late, where they are used in refining
sugar. Some of tho tramps, however, sus-
pect that they are first utilized in making
soup, in certain quarters.
The wife of John Mcdowell, near San
born, died on December 1, of congestion
of the lungs. they coma to Dakota year
ago, and secured claim and were making
a fine farm. The sorrowful husband took
the remains to Wsupun, Wis, for burial.
The morning dailies at Bismarck and
jamestown lately shocked their readers
by the revival under mansard roof, of a
piece Of witticism that will bring bushes
to the cheek OF every virtuous female, and
which was denounced by the better Jour
mails more than twenty five years ago.
While Mrs. VIM. Clemens and her
daughter, Mrs. Wagner, were out riding
recently near Everest, the horse ran and
dragged them quite a distance, bruising
Mrs. Clemens severely. and it ia feared in
jurina Mrs. Wagner fatally. The kus-
band of the latter, who was visiting in Hi
nois, has been summoned by telegraph.
Rev. B. F. Bech, pastor of the Baptist
church at Nandan, has returned at his
home at Harrisburg, Pa, much to the re-
greet of the church at Mandan. His health
demand rest from the arduous effort to
plant an aqueous branch of the church in
community where that sort of LIQUID is
barely tolerated.
One night recently, La Moure was
3hrnyUp in To ruita ~
announcement that little six-year old,
Bessie Ledgewick, was missing, The citi-
zens secured the town and country all
night, and at daylight she was found six
miles away calmly sleeping in a hole exca-
waited by q surveying party. It was not
cold night fortunately.
The M. E. preacher at Ashton has wor
ried some Of tie church choirs of late by
the vigor with which he has denounced
cards, dancing, shows, checkers, kissing
bees and other games not yisibly connect
ed with the glory and interests of another
state of existence. The young brethren
and sisters think it little hard to not
even be allowed to do their courting Sun
day nights.
The Casselton Reporter understands that
Rev. DR.. Amber, the Methodist preacher
whose case attracted so much attention
during the session of conference, will re-
spond at the trial by dispositions, and en-
ploy every device or technicality to help
his case. 1t is insisted that the interests
Of the church require that the actual facts
shall be brought to light and be judged in
accordance herewith.
Worthington has large anticipations for
next year based upon the construction of
three new Railroads.&c. short line to Bis
marok and the Northern Pacific country,
a direct line to Fargo via OrtonvilIe, and
another line and a competing one, to Min
neapolis and st. Paul, over the Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis, via Redwood Falls. With
the two already this would look like good
starter for boom.
There is good deal Of complaint thst
the shsnties left by claimants on their
land while they go away to spend the win
ter are being stolen. They are taken
away bodily and it is difficult to get any
trace OF taem. Many who left pretty com
Portable structures when they closed out
for the winter will be astonished when
they come back in tbs spring. Reports of
this sort are specially numerous from Day
county.