St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-11
DAKOFA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
10 the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special Telegrans November toto the St
Pan lGlobe.
North.sestern Notes.

Northwestern Notes.
sykestan was voted the county seat Of
Wells
Grand Forks sends to New Orleans Savoy
cabbage nine feet around
Fargo polled 1872 votes on the 4th,
jamestown S26, and Bismarck 793.
II. S. Oliver, member elect Of the legisla-
Democrat
Minnehaha county, IN which Is Sioux
Fails, gave Clifford :, 624 aud Wilson 2S4 for
congress.
New Rockford, Dunnelis town, had big
celebration Monday night over the capture
of the county seat of Foster.
The farmers generally are much behind
with their fall blowing, and the frost in the
ground has greatly delayed it. This win tend
to reduce materially the acreage in wheat in
north Dakota next year.
Arthur Rogers a worthy Young man at
sykest0n punctured his arm with pitehfork.
Blood poisoning set in and It was found
necessary 10 amputate the arm.
A vein Of frst-elass Ignite has been found
I
II ii proves TO be in sufficient quantity to
work well 1t win be fine thing for that sec
ton.
James L. sharlow, Of jamestown, is In
dignant over report in the PiOneer Pres
that be had made an assignment He says
there is no truth in H.
II Is estimated that some six thousand dol
lars were beton the election at Sioux Ais.
At Fargo several times those figures were
staked, mostly on the general result. AT
the latter place the bulk OF the betting was
done after the election.
The most fashionable wedding ever held
in Livingston, Mon, was that last week Of
Geo. II. Carver, the leading merchant OF the
place, and Miss Lottie Matthiessen, the
lovely daughter of another prominent mer-
chant. The church was deliberately decor
ated and ali the Incidents were of the most
stylish sort.
The boys relate that they can tell the na-
ture OF the political news every morning by
looking at the face OF the Fargo p. m. and
the fact that when II indicates Cleveland he
comes up town driving one horse by the
slough route, but when Blaine appears 10 be
ahead his coaehman drives two OF his most
festive steeds up the most fashionable street
Eighth.
The Office holders in the land and chief
post offices In Dakota are most Of them con-
graduating themselves that they have the
greater part Of their four years terms to
TO serve, the Fargo p. m. two years and
four months ETC., aud that Cleveland Is CON-
mitted to civil service rules aud will not
turn them out. Most OF them are expected
70 turn Democrats before their terms are
out.
Col. Lounsberry, Of the Bismarck post
Office, has this somewhat oracular utteranee
| Underneath the corner stone of the Dakota
capital It has been assumed that the people
buried their liberties. as many did their
| fortunes. and now some who contributed
nothing join the demand that eyes and ears
shall remain closed. and hand and foot shall
remain bound, and tongue shall remain
/ quiet, lest some note of discord shall be
/ struck that in some manner may lead 70
some unforeseen difficulty.
In Foster county the county seatwas voted
away from Csssington to New Rockford, and
the Neus accounts for IL in this way: ''Some
seventy-dve persons voted at Tomlinson, OF
1
road laborers. who from lack of residence
had no legal status in the county" II seems
impossible TO get an honest vote in any
county on the location of a county seat. In
4 Sargent there was a hot contest between
Sargent and Forman, and it is charged that
| two trains Of voters were sent in from
Wahpetou. The vote cast was about double
| the number OF resident voters. No doubt
a contest viii be had over it.
II is beginning 10 be realized at Bismarck,
turbed political schemes, that the treatment
Of the Democratic candidate at the capita
was not eminently iudiciOus. The TrIblg,
SAYS: The fact Of the matter is, Mr.. Wilson
was not given a genuine Bismarck reception,
and many OF the leading Democrats have
asked the Tribune 20 express their regrets. u
Those regrets will be more general as it be-
comes understood that Mr.. Wilson will be
recognized by the new administration a;
| Washington, rs the exponent Of Dakota
Democracy, and influential in the dispose
ton Of patronage.
Usually committees are appointed and
party organization effected before the cleo.
ton, but that rule doesn't apply In Dakota IL
seems. As soon as the election OF Cleveland
seemed certain, Col. Morton of Cass county,
chairman of a committee left over from some
former era, al once appointed full county
committee, consisting of T. Martin, Dr. Gal
loway, J. Lowell, j. d. Benton, G. NJ. Pal
mer, c. D. Pinkham, Martin Ryan, George
Egbert, II. O'Neil, J. w Won Media, J. F.
Gleason, P. Ringrose, Hans Larson. They
viii be ready for the next presidential cam.
paign.