Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
DAKOTA2uONpAuA
OJR NORTHWESTERN NEIdHBORS,
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by Tele-
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Fargo Special kilograms, Nov. 8, to the St.
Paul Globe.l
Dakota ond Montana Items.

Dakota ond Montana Items.
Mrs. D. Mollison, an esteemed lady of
Grand Forks, was buried last Sunday.
Messrs. Fleming and Gill were re-elect-
ed county commissioners Tuesday. Both
had lively opposition and scored quite a
personal triumph.
It is said that rival interest is attempt
ing to start 2 town on the west side of the
Little Missouri, in opposition to the town
owned by the Marquis de Mores.
There is great regret in Fargo over the
defeat of the bond vote on Tuesday. The
county is opposed to the com pletion of the
court house and out-voted the city some
200 votes.
Frank Brown, genial and popular
young man of Grand Forks, wss married
al Fergus Falls on The 9Th to Miss Eva D..
Mcdonnell, daughter of one ct the first
families Of the placa.
A parsonage for the Catholic society at
jamestown is nearly completed. II is a
fac smile of the Presbyteria structure,
but no fello gship between the denomina-
tons is inferred from the fact.
The electors in Beaver township, Suits
man county, have voted to issue $4,000 of
bonds to build school houses. When Dakota
comes in as state aad the school lands
are available the income from these will
nearly sustain the school system.
John Wagenknecht, Fargo young man
away from home, telegraphs his friends
that on the night of November 6, at Fond
du Lac, Wis. he married Miss Elizabeth
Gramme, of that place. Sne is esteemed
fortunate by those who know John.
Rev. Fathers De ContilIon and Powers,
of Minneapolis, have recently held very
successful mission at Grand Forks, and
done much to develop and strengthen the
parish at that place. The church there is
a handsome and commodious structure.
The Pioneer Club, at Grand Forks, has
selected W. H. Brown, M. s. Mcdonnell,
j. B. Winter, E. G. Elwood and 8. P.
Johnson. as committee on amusements
for the winter, and it is anticipated that
they will make the period lively one in a
social way.
Great preparations are making for the
fair at Grand Forks, to be held under the
auspices of the Catholic Ladies' Aid
society, commencing December and
running four days. All the features of in
terest that can be devised for such an oc-
casion are on the programme.
Sunday night Rev. j. Fl. Hartman
preached at the court house at jamestown
from the interogatory, where we're you
last night?' Some of the young men who
are sensitive on eonundrums of that sort
suspect disposition to reach for them.
They would squirm if put on oath on that
point.
An effort is boirg made to get enough Of
the citizens of Dakota who are going east
this winter to agree upon common start
ing time the latter part of this month, or
early in December, and all go together,
chartering sleeper through from Fargo
to Philadelphia, Now York or Washington.
No reduction in rates is contemplated, but
it is thought it would be pleasant to go
together. If twenty-five persons go they
can obtain sleeper all for themselves. A
dining car will be attached. 1t is expected
that parties from Mandan, Bismarck,
jamestown, Valley City, Grand Forks,
Fargo and other points will unite IN the
scheme. 1t will be composed exclusively
of heightened people.