Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-09
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CUR NORTHWESTERN AElGHBORS.
News Gieanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Dec. 7, to the St
Paul Globe.
Dakota aaG GEontGna Notes.

Dakota asaG Montana Notes
The improvement company at Helena
sold over 100000 feet of lumber the past
month.
prairie fire caught from locomotive
sparks near Bookings, and swept every
thing combustible for seven miles north
east.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church at
jamestown are arranging for fair that
promises to bs great social and aesthetic
event.
One of Col. Domains most vivid descrip
tons of Dakota is going the rounds of the
patents without his name attached, an or
phan, as it we're.
Manager Davenport, of the Coliseum,
at Fargo. is at present running company
of sixteen members and giving better per-
formances than ever before.
A lot of Russian Jews squatted on a
school section in Burleigh county, but by
the advice of the rabbi in Bismarck, they
have concluded to leave there, as is very
prudent.
The exterior work on the new Baptist
church at Jamestown is completed and it
will soon be equipped on the interior for
use. The place is showing up handsomely
in the church line.
Mrs. Louie A. Walher, most charming
vocalist and lady, has been giving dramat-
ic recitals in Sanborn, Valley City and 9TH
er points. It is claimed that she has no
superior in her line.
At the dedication of the $4,000 Congre-
gational church at Crookston last Sunday,
DR.. Dana, Of st. Paul, delivered an elo-
emit sermon, and balance of $500 on
house was cleared off.
This Lisbon Clipper cautions the people
to beware Of one Dr.. Winthrop, peri
patetic cure all, who, it says, fails to iqui-
date financially, although there is abund-
ance of other sorts of liauidations.
The city council of Fargo has lately re-
duced the pay Of the police force from S.
to $15 month. The chief now has only
$85 a month, which is certainly light pay.
The force has the name Of being efficient.
The ladies of the Baptist church at
Crookston, had an oyster supper and good
time Friday night, and the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will have a supper
and fair Thursday evening before Christ
mas.
In the Turtle and Forest river regions in
Walsh county the farmers are organizing
and propose to bring actions against the
railroad for failure to discharge its duty
Ql q M nm -rin hn oh Of
wheat.
Right Rev. Bishop Marty, is to visit
Grafton and preach on st. Johns and
Christmas days. He is one of the early
missionaries of Dakota, and man who
has earned the highest esteem of all who
know him.
At Valley City recently, the charming
Miss Fannie Peahe rescued young man
from drowning who skated into a
hole in the ice. The timidity of the rescued
will probably prevent the usual romatic
denouement.
In many places in Dakota there seems
to be an unusual amount of diphther1a and
many deaths. One man in the Vermilion
valley Gays he knows of forty deaths in the
last thirty days in the circle of his &C.
quaintances.
Tho sports at Fargo are anticipating a
visit from John L. Sullivan, who will in
dulge in one of his favorite games, with a
cripple, soft gloves at twenty yards. he
will afterwards 90 to Winnipeg and proba-
bly, Grand Forks.
The young men at ST. Thomas have
club called the La Zephyr Dance club. AS
it is on the breezy line of Manitoba La
blizzard caperers might be quite DIS appro-
pirate. They dance one night each week
and have merry times.
The winter festivities OF Valley City
were inaugurated on the night of the
6th by a musical and literary soiree at the
residence of Mrs. j. Farmhouse. It was
quite success considering the attempt of
weather clerk to veto 1t.
Four men, with drove of horses, were
rounded up by seventeen Grow Indians on
the Little Missouri range, but the boys
were well armed with Wholesalers and
drove all but two of the redskins. The
two were converted into small lead mines
Thursday night in the north part of Da-
kota the rain turned into snow, and the at
mosphere seemed to be making frantic eff
forts to keep time with the revolution of
the earth. The few inches Of snow that
fell generally drifted too much to make
sleighing.
Jaw, Davidson, the urbane and efficient
superintendent of the elevator at James,
town, has joined the vast number of Da-
aotans who have gone to the states to
proclaim the attractions of the wonder.
land. He will spend the winter at Cham
peiga, Ill.
The Ace of Clubs. the most recherche
and dressy gathering in Fargo, held their
monthly reunion at the Continental hotel
Friday. The rooms were decorated for
the occasion, and the waxen floors vibrated
with their wealth of beauty. grace and
vigor to a late hour.
- A streak of iberality is sometimes found
among politicians. The county board of
Clay, Mimi, four Republicans and one
Democrat, lately appointed a straight out
Democrat as sheriff to fill the vacancy.
The county was carried by Biermann, and
they may be looking ahead.
Parties crossing the bridges at Grand
Forks late at night are often asssiled by
thieves and marauders. Anderson and
Barton the other night, were fired on by