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DAKOTA and Montana Notes.


the Turtle mountain region last week, hav-
ing surveyed three townships.
The offer of the people of Grafton to
give bonus of $4,000 toward the erection
of a $4,000 mill, has been accepted.
Congressman Nelson made Republican
speech at Moorhead tonight to moder-
ate crowd, and little interest was exhibited.
Nov Is new town site on DEVILS lake,
with the musical name of Mirnewaukan.
will come into market, Tbs IS the third
or fourth on that lake.
A DEVILS Lake paper reports that one
man caught 600 pounds of fish in that
lake, which would seem to dissipate all
doubts as to the Pisoatory interests there.
The gas company in Fargo are rapidly
laying mains on the principal streets end
will soon be ready to operate. They prom
Use to furnish gas 2 dollar cheaper than ST.
Paul pays.
The Democrats at Crookstop, MINI,
met Tuesday night to make arrangements
to establish a Democratic paper in that
city. There is good deal of interest felt
in the matter.
up in Fargo for the use of some of the
gold mining companies. It is expected
that a lively business in that kind of stock
will be done this winter.
The second couple married in Ramsey
county, in which is Devils Lake, within
the historic period, were Robt. Ramsey
and Nellie May Van Hyming, and the
event took place Oct. 90.
j.. Raymond, OF Dawson, is a great
success as a shootist, although be has but
one arm. With his partner he has killed
and shipped to eastern markets this sea-
son, 1000 geese. He makes it pay.
The firm of S. G. Magee & Co., of Fargo,
state tia there is no gro md for the report
OF their financial embarrassment, pub
Hshed in the Minneapolis papers the past
day or two. They owe almost nothing,
and the suit against them grows ont of
disagreement as TO the price Of lot OF
oats.
The local mediums in Fargo are prepar-
ing room to hold regular services in dur
ing the winter. If the spirits DO really
ma 1ifest their presence at these gatherings
these parties have evidently secured some
Of the most demostratjve and entertaining
among them. The spirit of Forrest, the
tragsdian, is furnishing them an original
drama said to be very good.
An ipfantile wall the other evening drew
Mrs Jas. Il. Barnard, the wife of good
citizen of Moolhead, TO her front door,
whore she fo1ud fine looking little Moses
II month or 70 old tucked carefully in
basket with four suits of baby apparel.
She took the little wait in aud will keep ii.
1t is not believed that It's paternity estab-
lished any claims upon that household.
President Sargent, of the Fargo South
era, is expected to reacA Fargo tomorrow,
whom there Will be q general consultation
and it Is expected that energetic measures
will be adopted in thu contest with the
Manitoba. The two local agents of the
Fargo Southern arrested at Wshpeton,
G-egg and Hanley, charged with grand
larceny, waived examination to-day and
gave bail.
At the session Of The Congregational con
vention OF North Dakota to-day it was de-
cided to establish q college for North De-
kota under tho auspices of the denomina-
ton, an $500 was subscribed toward it.
Messrs. Bard, Barnes, Norris, Webster and
Simmons were appointed committee 10
receive proposals for location aud take
charge Of tho matter. The convention con
Guided its work tonight.
The Democrats of Fargo have called a
convention for Friday night, nominaily to
consider the placing Of ticket IN the field
for the county election on the 9th, but
really to make stGrt toward q thoroua h
and efficient organization for next year.
They intend to show that the impression
that the party Ia too weak 10 this section
to b5 takea into political calculations, is
one of the decisions that have been cur
rent quite long enough.
The Sykeston Adrocatc, in Wells, one of
the newest counties IN north Dakota, re-
lates this incident to show the pluck of the
young ladies in that section: Miss Mary
Stanbridge, sister of Mrs. Rice Wilbur, re-
siding on section ,, range 146, town 60,
succeeded IN capturing, one day this week,
yoke of steers which had broken away
from pillow to which they wsre attached,
feat attended with some danger to the
fair young lady. Then, to cap the climax,
on her way home shs killed badger with
her revolver.
One of the attractions as the Catholic
fair to be held at Jamestown the last week
in Novem Der, will be the pres enoe of Sit
ting Bull. Father Stephan, the pastor 10
charge, was for several years government
agent at Standing Rock. aud it was
through his efforts that the Indian chief
was alloTed to come back from his ex-
patriatiOn in the British regions north t.,
live with his tribe, and ne feels under
great obligations to the reverend gentle
man. Father Stephan is very popular
with all classes in Dakota and the fai. will
40 doubt be very rare success.
The parties arrested for stealing thu
trunk of Secretary Tellsr's daughter il
the Willard excursion, Staples, Shannep
Adams, McGgaw and the variety actress
whose name is Lottie Adeit, had an exam
ination Mt Bismarck and we're released or
bail in sums of $1,000 and $4,000. Law
yer Emnous dId the pathetic for the wo
man So as to start the works under tn,
shirt fronts of the bald heads to extr,
throbs. Dennis Bennepin, the noteC
pioneer, went on Staples bond, probabl!
by arrangement with his wealthy fathe
at Saltwater. Court sits Nov. Is.
There is trouble between the NJ. e
preacher and the citizens at S1g River, il
Montana The latter were anxious to si<