Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-31
DA|kOr.L {. MONTANA
Our NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBOURS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, Dec. 80, to the St.
Paul Globe.
Dakota aaa Montana Notes.

Dakota and Montana Notes.
I~Crookston has just received electric lights
andis happy end proud.
Sanborn boasts that it will be the first
town In north Dakota to show direct com
munication with Chicago.
The natives of Michigan about Tower
City had a festive convention on Christ
mas day and a merry time.
Work on the new hotel at Lis Moure is
being pushed ahead in spite of the frigid
playfulness of the famed ozone.
@. r. Brown, Of the firm of Cove q
Brown, has gone to Providence, R. L, with
his wife, to see how that state looks after
living in Dakota.
The new Presbyterian church at Bath.
gate was used for the first time in the
Christmas season, and Rev. Williams
preached an admirable discourse.
Col. Van Deusen, Of the Troy farm, in
Kidder county, lately sold a horse to east
ern parties for $4,000, which shows that
nne stooA can be successfully raised in Da.
Eota.
At Pemhina in the Christmas time j.
Henry Abrams and Miss Caddie Vaughn
were married. They are young people.
we'll known III that section, and have many
friends.
Murphy, the road master at Sanborn.
has purchased in Minnesota, 5000 spawn
to stock a pond near the town. There are
many such that might have sn improved
quality of fish.
At the Catholic fair at Crookston, which
netted $1,000 or more, Mr.. Walsh was 70.
ted the NEST popular man against Mayor
Stuart, by 1,63z to ISL.
The Dramatic association at Crookator
have declined lattering offers to play al
Fargo, Fergus Falls and Grand Forks. The
members are engaged in business and can.
not get away.
The Crookston Chronicle insists thai
parties coming to invest had better come
at once, as times are a little close ano
property can be bought much cheaper
than IN the spring.
In Ransom county, which has the GOLD
discoveries, there are only $4,000 acres
under cultivation out of 652.9 6 acres
There 10 evidently a chance for growth
even if they DO not all become wealthy
miners.
The examination of the case of DR.. De
Puy, charged with rape at jamestown, was
not concluded ct last accounts. but The
prosecution has produced one or two wit
nesses that are quite pointed and direct if
not ooDtroverteG. Tho interest in the case
is increasing.
1t is stated that when the capital cues.
lion is definitely determined in favor Of
Bismarck, II that result is ever reached
the citizens will all wear knee breeches
The tallors of the place are at the bottom
OF the thing. The style is to be inaueu.
rated by a grand carnival.
Crookston claims among ifs advantages
a fine location, two Of the largest Touring
mills outside Of Minneapolis, one of the
finest water powers in the state, and the
headquarters Of a vast lumber interest.
It's papers insist that it will be the fourth
or fifth city in the state IN the early
future.
W. D. Boycs, the young and energetic
st. Paul man who has bought the Lisbon
in order so strengthen the firm and pre-
pare better TO develop and build up the
sountry, has gone TO Pittsburg, Pa, for 6
partner. The ceremony is appointed for
January L. Tho BRIDES sister who is said
also to be q beauty, is to accompany them
to Lisbon and the young men there are ali
on tiptoe.
Tower City is expecting the hank OF
Orisbura 9 o to be moved there, a
creamery and farmers club established,
and already has q dramatic troup that is
gathering lsurels. 1t is sure of a railroad
to the east in tina new year also. The wide
awade people of That locality see in the
future only brightness and growth. They
will have q lively town if their expec-
taticas are realized.
Huron had in its holiday festivities q
wedding among the oldest and wealshiest
families. Sam w. Glenn vas married to
Miss Ada K. Miller. 1t was probably the
most elegant affair of the kind ever seen
there. The lady is g popular favorite, and
the daughter of al officer of the National
bank. The groom is a Sir Knight and G
member of that order, with elaborate trap.
pings and ceremonies, gave eclat to the
occasion.
Il appears from facts developed before
Judge Hudson, that 2. o. III. Raymond
has been under arrest and on parole since
Dec. 26, in civil suitg, in which the st. Paul
German American bank is concerned. On
the 18th the order for arrest was vacated.
on the ground of a defective affidavit, an
incorrect date being given. He was then
re-arrested and put under $4,000 bonds,
at the instance and On the affidavit of Wal
ter Mann, president of the st. Paul bank.
This represented only about a tenth
of the claims Of that bank. 1t
was stated by that bank that last June
Raymond assured the bank that his firm
was worth and had property exempt from
execution to the amound Of $205,940, and
did not owe in all more than $4,000, and
were worth $125.64o above ali liabilities.
He also named valuable real estate owned
by him. It o appears that chattel
mo-fpaoes amounting to nearly SAO OOO