Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-01
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OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News GIeanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Nov. so, to the St.
Paul Globe.
Dakota and Montana Notes.

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Dakota and Montana Notes.
The schools in Fargo have had an entire
week of vacation On account of the failure
of the heating apparatus.
Fred. Gilbert reposes in Jail at Grand
Forks, for lack oe friend to put up 5000
bail. He is charged with the theft of a
watch.
@. 81. Shaw and wife, of Grand Forks,
have left for Iowa City to spend the win
ter, and will be greatly missed in the social
circles.
jamestown is making provision for put
st. Paul company has been there making
some estimates.
The danger of wearing fars while out
hunting is shown IN the case at the Penn
bina mountains, where man named Hill
was shot by a friend in mistake for deer.
Minor, the new county seat of Sargent,
has railroad, and now wants daily mail
from Fergus Falls, but the railroad does
not expect 60 make regular trips till
spring.
1t is reported that E. c. Sprague the
great bonanza farmer of Clay county,
MINI, the past week lost 1000 tons of hay
from prairie fires. Mr.. Oman also lost
forty-five tons.
Fargo is moving for paid fire depart
ment, in order to secure greater efficiency.
1t is intended to have district fire alarms
elso. There is no doubt need of improve
ment in the fire system.
Fred. Gotham, CT Fargo, deputy U. S.
marshal, has been to Larimore taking in
parties who have boon selling liquor with
out rendering tribute to Caesar, or in
other words, o. s. license.
The Inauguration of the roller rink at
Crank Forks into an ice rink on Thanks
giving eve.. was a gala occasion. With
the music, colored lights, and festive crowd
merry scene YVES presented, ard all
thought 1t was good TO bs there.
October II, John Fl. Canham, who had
been working at Grandin, wrote his father
| at Whapeton that he should start for Far
go in October, having $50, and DO trace
has been had of him since, His father is
anxious for information of him
The Social club at Dickinson had an
elegant supper with many varieties of
game, at the Willard house on Thanks Civ
ing night, with grand ball at Collister's
ball, and the day appeared to have graft
lying features to all participants.
The time in Fargo has been regulated
chiefly by the whistles of steam laundr1es.
These have adopted the standard, although
it is twenty eight minutes ahead of the
local time. The people rather like the
idea of being ahead, even in time.
Mrs. Cassler. young woman who was
married last year, died the past week in
Fargo, and left the request that her body
| should not be entombed for several DAYS.
as she had great fear of premature
burial. The request was complied with.
In addition to the new Democratic pa
per to be started at Fergus Falls by Capt.
| Wood, formerly of the GLOBE, s. G. Har-
| ris starts in Sunday with Sunday paper
to be devoted to society, social and church
matters. The city already has two clever
dailies.
Fred Gilbert, colored man at Grand
Forks, has been found IN possession OF
property taken from man held up or
the bridge, and the local feeling is that
an example shall be made of any caught
in the highway robberies 80 numerou:
about there of late.
Mason Wheeler, of Mortified. MINI
who died very suddenly the past week, wa:
the father of DIR. Wheeler, of Grand Forks
and was we'll known in north Dakota
where he had numerous pieces Of valuable
property, and his death will be regretted
by all who knew him.
Among the matters of interest that viii
come before the district court, which com
menced its session at Bismarck this week
is the trial of Staples and Shannon, tn,
Teller trunk robbers, and John Ostland
gho is charged with the seduction of one
of tie bellies of the county.
DR.. Thompson, OF Valley City, had tn,
imprudence to put his nerve against
blast of Dakota ozone without prope
guard, and will lose several fingers in con
sequence, il not hand. A doctor shoull
have a more accurate appreciation of tn,
forces of nature. The cold snap only last
ed day or two, and the thermometer wa
only about ten below zero.
The county board of Clay county. MINI
has appropriated $500 for the approach
es on the Moorheaa side to the bridge
over the Red river. This should stimulat
the authorities in Fargo to activity il
making the approaches on their side o
the river. As the bonds have all beel
sold and they have $4,000 in bank, Their
should be no delay in the matter.
In order to make their cause for Thanks
giving complete, the night previous Eide
Hair, in the presence of goodly com
psny, pronounced Geo. W. Huntley an,
Mics Susan Gribble, of Fargo, duly con
stituted family. Mr.. a. is promisin,
young lawyer and has the qualities of
good citizen and useful husband. Hi
bride is popular vocalist and well know
in the social circles eff which she is brigh
spirit and an ornament.
A number of tax payers at Bismarc
have given notice that they intend TO ap
ply to the district court for en- order re
straining the collection of the county ia
On account of irregularities that the
claim will vitigte the levy. The ultimat
object is TO test the validity of the SI00
eco bonds voted to pay the capital bonn:
In the opinion Of some who are special
familiar With the circumstances they ar
likely to find fatal legal gaps in the BON
matter.
DR.. Bert. Robertson, Who acquired not
from surgical skill il the army during tn
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