Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-11
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OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by TeIe-
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Hon. Schuyler Colfax and his party
spent Sunday III Helena.
The Colby musical clab of Fargo will
give one of their popular entertainments
at Wahpeton on the night of October
10th.
A city called New Rockford, at the west
end of DEVILS lake, is getting a small
boom. 1t has newspaper and all the
concomitants.
The wife of J. B. Mcintyre, a promi-
nent young attorney at Devils Lake, died
Oct. g, and her remains we're taken to her
old home in Wisconsin for burial.
A farmer VII, sold claim for $500, i'm
prudently exposed the money, and was
followed by two thieves who held kim up
| near Casselton and relieved him OF the
| money.
The Republican committee of Cass
county met Monday and called a county
| convention, to meet in Fargo, Oct. 9th, to
! nominate candidates for c0aaty officers at
| the November election.
The body Of man named NJ. Aistad
was found lying by the railroad track
few miles from Ada, in Norman county.
and an inquest decided that whisky was
what was the matter with him.
The officers of the Faro Southern rail-
roa I report that fifty e,z ears loaded with
Steel rails ere On the way to Fargo, from
Michigan City, and the rails will be laid
as rapidly as men can put them down.
The basement story Of the new court
house is about completed, and no more
work will be done until tie people vote
bonds for it's erection, which they refused
to do at special election some time
since.
The cleaning out CO the capital, which
means Bismarck ct present, has driven
lot of unfragrant stuff away, and some
of it has reached Fargo, as shown in the
twenty two arrests for vaGrancy and
drunks Sunday.
Land seekers from tia States are be-
coming SO numerous il North Dakota that
it is believed there will be no good land
left by next spring within easy access by
any railroad now built. i is astonishing
to see the claim fever.
Prof. Demars Of Chicago gave a spir-
, itual and mesmerio entertainment at the
Opera house in Fargo Sunday night, and
gave exhibitions of his control Of individ-
uGis that wore made 10 perform ludicious
antics that greatly amused The audience.
He is giving a serief os spiritual seanGes,
, Tie frsa German paper in Montana
was commenced the past week at HeIana.
It's FIRST issue was October /, and con
? tanned an original poem in German il re-
q gard to the last spike 3ri7ing, the moral of
which was never go to a spike driving
; without q pocket Of sandwiches. Prob
ably some Will understand the Point.
! A couple of young society Ia lies Of st.
Paul, who are visiting Mrs. NJ. ct Devils
Lake city, distinguished themselves at
Fresh Water lake shooting ducks and
7 geese few days since. They shot twenty
six ducks and four geese, and are said to
have made some fine shots. They will dc
to hold claims even in the Devils Lake
region.
One John Dufee was jailed at Mandan
Friday for stealing horse fourteen
1 months ago. He weat 10 the Black Hills
and sold it. He then went TO st. Paul and
back to Dakota and was tracked to Car
rington, where he was arrested. While
under arrest the sheriff allowed him to 90
{. into a bakery, when he ran out the back
: way, jumped on mule, bur after hard
} chase was retaben.
Among the distinguished foreign gen
tlemen recently passing eastward over the
: Northern Pacific are the Rt. Hon. Earl of
Leathom, deputy grand master of the Ma
l sonic grand lodge of Eugland.of which the
Prince of Wales is grand master, and Hon
Stanley Hill, member of the British par
Lament. They have been to the north
western territory where they are interest
ed in large cattle herds, and on their way
to England.