Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
DAKOqA&nOuTAuL
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by TeIe-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Nov. II, to the St.
Paul Globe.
Dakota and Montana Items.

More than week ago the ice in Devils
lake near the shore was over an inch in
thickness.
Cooperstown, in Griggs county, has lost
two valuable citizens recently in j. B.
Whidden and Seaer Halverson, of typhoid
p neumonia.
The total amount taken in at the Cath
Ole fair at Moorhead was $1,000, which
does not indicate hard times or lack of
churchly zeal.
The telephone company are moving their
central Office in Fargo TO moe convenient
quarters and replacing the unsightly poles
by those less so.
The first roll CT paper made at the Red
River paper mills at Fergus Falls was pre-
sented to the city council, and will be filed
in the archives of the city.
Mrs. G. D. Fox, of Moorhead, has recent
ly become blind in one eye, and the ply
sicians now say she will lose the other
also. 1t is a sad affection.
E. P. Day, the postmaster atCrozier, in
north Dakota, has lost $1,000 by prairie
fires. This will take some time to make
up out of salary of $61 year.
The ladies of the Baptist church in
Fargo have novel entertainment at the
church Thursday night, which promises
much satisfaction to those who attend.
Some man full of whisky who had dis
played his money to a saloon crowd, was
robbed on one of the bridges over the
Red few nights since, and badly beaten.
1t is noted as indicating the uniformity
of the seasons in north Dakota that the
first real chunk of winter came at exactly
the same time this year, as in 1882 within
day.
Preparations are making to extend the
Chicago & Northwestern road west from
Pierre toward the Black Hills in the spring
and contracts for forty miles of ties are
being let.
The wife of Col. Tyner suffers greatly
from the wound caused by the cratic pis-
tol, and it is supposed the bone was grazed,
but there are no apprehensions of seri-
GUS result.
Two men we're arrested and bound over
in Trail county for passing bogus silver
dollars. They are supposed to have made
them themselves, as they were very poor
limitations.
1t is claimed that one hundred miles of
grading will be completed this season On the
Dakota Southern, which is the road from
Siux City striking the Northern Pacific at
Tower City.
The steam heaters in The public school
building in Fargo do so poor service that
the classes in some of the upper rooms
were frozen out and dismissed during the
cold snap this week.
John McChesney, the United States post
master at Wamduska, finds time amidst
his official duties to hunt ducks on horse
back. Before ne became al United States
official he used his own legs.
With the opening up of the railroad and
the advance of civilization beer has been
reduced to bit glass, much to the dis
gust of the pioneer aristocracy who can't
relish anything SO plebeian at Bozeman.
Mr.. Z. Roberts, who is believed to have
a sister somewhere in Minnesota, lost his
life in Montana recently by being thrown
from q horse and killed. He was a native
of Wales and about thirty years of
age.
skin market in Montana, but the increase
of hunters and decrease of game shows
that the hunting OF buffalo and other big
game Will soon be among the remiuis-
cences.
Weber, the imam convicted of murder
at Boseman, for killing man named
Gardner sone months ago, will have an
opportunity to note the growth of the
peaitentiary at Dear Lodge twenty years
hence.
The United States grand jury at Helena
has found two indictments against Hector
Mclean for robbing the United States
mails, and one against MIR. Turner fog
selling whisky TO Indians on the Blacklist
reservation.
Ex-postmaster General Tyner has spent
the summer in Fargo and north Dakota
enjoying the climate and making numer-
GUS Investments. He left for Indiana on
Monday, to spend the winter and will re-
turn i'll tho spring.
The bazar of the Episcopal society in
Fargo opened Monday night, with large
attendance and abundant attractions
There is no doubt it will prove one of the
AuOss SNONSScAuA
ever held in the city.
Bozsman, in Montana, will sandwich
with its holiday festivities the judicia
hanging of John A. Clark and Franl
Young, for murder. They are to hang
Dec. 81, the Judge considerably giving
them the benefit of Christmas.
The Billings Post records the msrriagt
of Geo. f. Vase and Alice SHETLAND. IL
its counting room, and. of course, osou
latory rent was paid. There are other news
papers that will cheerfully open thei
rooms to exercises of this sort.
The Dickinson Press in north Dakot,
complains that the hunting parties in til
Kidder mountains are killing deer for thei
hides alone, leaving their caroasses on tn
prairie The law should be enforce
agains. such wanton waste of game.
Handsome invitations are being sen
out from Bosemsn to prominent citizen
all over the territory to attend gram
ball given By the lodge of knights o
Pythias at Bosemsn on Thanksgiviu:
night. It viii be tony and gorgeous
Surveyors have been at work locating
i've