Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-06
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OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS,
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Fargo Special kilograms, Dec. 5, to the st.
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Dakota and Montana Notes.

at the roller rink in Fargo, Saturday night,
with prizes for the finest and most UNIQUE
costumes.
The Catholic fair at jamestown Melted
$1,000 IN the four nights, and probably
Sitting Bull would not have greatly in
creased the amount.
d. d. Cuthbert took charge of the post
Office at Helena. December 1. 1t is
thought he will make as popular an official
as Mr.. Fish, whom he succeeds.
j. s. Cation, the discoverer of coal in
the Mouse river country, hasbeen in Fareo
this week and claims that the black d1a-
monds are adapted to any kind of stove.
The editor of the Redfeld Journal Is
one VINO is troubled in this sort of way:
Now let's drop this continual howl about
Neehighmia Godal mighty Ordway for short
time and get the fellow removed from u.s.
y. l.. Burdick, a young man in Devils
Lake region, lately killed an elk that
weighed nearly 500 pounds. DR.. Camp
will send it east as sample of Dakota
game,
The vast majority of the farmers in
north Dakota leave all their machines out
exposed to the weather all winter, but it
saves house storage and helps the manu-
facturer.
Pretty much all the prominent citizens
of Fargo have rendered benefit to the
popular local comedian, E. A. Colby, who
has few superiors among professionals. It
will take place on December Is.
George Holland as Lord Dundreary in
Our Americn Cousin, delighted the Hell
ena people the past week. The company
Is pronounced one of the finest comedy
troupes that have visited Montana.
Peter johnson and wife will go to FIori-
da to spend the winter, inhaling the per-
fume of orage groves and watching the
capering of the alligstors. Their friends
will be glad to see them back in the
spring.
The farmers in the extreme north of Da-
kota are getting their backs up high over
the alleged attempts of buyers to class
their wheat among the low grades on &C.
count of freezing. There has evidently
been some injustice done.
The pay department of the Fargo
Southern dealt out about twenty thousand
dollars at Fargo Monday and Tuesday OF
This week. A time table will soon be pre-
pared and trains run regularly over the
line completed at this end. There is good
deal of wheat to be hauled over it.
Tuesday evening Mics Jennie Shotwell
and Mr.. q. G. Kahler were married by Rev.
ewell. The bride is one of the most at
tractive young society ladies, noted for
womanly graces, and Mr.. Kahler has hosts
of friends who congratulate him on his
good fortune. They left at once for the
east.
At the recent dedication of the new
Methodist church at Warren, Mimi, which
cost $4,000, there was found to be bal
ance not raised of about $3.50, and under
| the shrewd direction of Presiding Elder
Hair, this amount was raised, and S13O
over. The society has handsome edifce
and is out debt.
The art loan exhibition of the Presby-
terrain society closed Monday night with a
musical entertainment and supper, which
were largely attended and highly appre-
clated. The Eet receipts are said to ex-
| coed $500, which is regarded as quite sat
isfactory. Great credit is done the ladies;to
| whose efforts the arduous undertaking has
been so successfully con Quoted.
The number of places in north Dakota
that claims to have the most beautiful To-
cation in the territory and assurance of be-
ing the largest town, is immense A new
paper was started the past week at Port
Emma in Dickey county, on pretty little
lake near the James river and the 46th
parallel. 1t is a fine region Just in the
| line ofsthe leading current OF migration
| and may make nice little town.
The large new building being put eft
Helena by the Marquis de Mores for a
refrige-atiog establishment will enable him
to keep meats for shipment at all times OF
year 1t is designed 10 bring grain fed an
imals from the east in the spring and ear
" summer when the home raised animals
are poor, and keep them until sold. 10
the fall the home animals will be killed
| and shipped in refrigerator cars.
DR.. Harvey, who has stock farm near
Valley City, relates that over two weeks
ago he missed one of his fine biooded cat
| tie, and concluded that it had strayed
away; but day or two it was found in the
| middle of straw stack, 1t would seem
| that while it was feeding by threshing
| machine one of the gentle zephyrs that
will visit Dakota now and then had turned
the straw over and wedged the animal in
| by the machine where 1t spent couple of
weeks without water, and was but little
| thinner than before.
Geo. Craig in a letter to the Helena
Herald, gives this statement as to the To-
cation of the new gold diggings which are
alleged to be remarkably rich:
Nearly all the gold yet found is on a bedrock
OF hard quartzy nature. The gulch runs near
| ly east and west, and the work done has almost
wholly been on high bedrock or rim Pritchard
| creek heads in the Occur d'Alene mountain, and
| is about thirty miles from Heron Siding on the
| Northern Pacific railroad in Montana. and all
| the supplies for the diggings come from Rath-
| drum, on the Northern Pacific road, seventy-five
miles distant. Eagle City is twenty-five miles
| from the Mullan road. There were two or three
thousand men visited Pritchard creek since last
I, spring, and when 1 left there on November LIST,
| there were probably 1s0 left in the camp.
think the region is rich in quartz, but unless
there is legal settlement of the difficulties IN
Pritchard creek there Will be bloodshed and q
| reign of terror that will greatly iniure the
camp.
Well Rewarded.
liberal reward will be paid to any party who
viii produce a case of Liver, Kidney or Stomach