St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-01
DAKOTA & MONTANA.
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms June 30, to the ST.
Paul Globe.
Northeastern Notes.


man in Turner county claims to have
killed over 800 wolves this season, selling
the skins to traders, their scalps yielding
bounty.
The Alleghanians appeared to meager au-
diences in Fargo, Saturday and Sunday
nights. The evenings were too warm even
for fine music.
Many parties in north Dakota gathered
green peas and new rotations in their gar
dens on the 25th of June, which shows a
reasonable season.
Bishop Marty is arranging to build a sec
ond Catholic church at Wapheton, and Bishop
Walker has secured lots for handsome Epis-
copal church, to be erected at once.
Under the new postal arrangement from
Bismarck to Ellandale, Keystone will have
but one mail week. That is slow for live
town with live newspaper. They kick.
Another shipment of thirty-two young In
dams was made last week from the Brule
agency to the Indian school at Hampton,
Va There were three squaws in the batch.
The county lines between Richland and
Roberts counties are run so loosely that each
county claims district of three miles, and
the assessors of both are making up tax
lists.
E. L. Guild, of Wapheton, left for a visit
to DuPage county, ILL.,, and stopped at st.
Paul long enough to marry Miss Smith, an
estimable member of a somewhat noted
family.
A party from Glendale out in the hills
seventy miles west last week run across two
herds of buffalo, one of them contained
twenty-five or more. They had no guns,
however.
Several young men at Ipswich in return
ing late at night from visits to young ladies
on claims have been lost on the prairies and
wandered all night, fighting mosquitoes. No
lives are reported lost, however.
John Wamberg, one of the popular young
men of Hope, recently went to Minneapolis
and married Miss c. A Nesheim, blue-eyed
charmer, and the cornet band and citizens
welcomed them on their return.
W. W. sanderson, station agent at Valley
City, and the old railroad man, was married
at jamestown the past week to Miss Matte
Hosmer, recently of Pennsylvania. They
The Wapheton Gazette, one of the most
prosperous and best weeklies in the territory,
takes the strongest ground against the Re-
publican platform on the tariff, and will evil
IDENTITY bloom out as Democratic paper
when the signs get right. Many others too.
AS anticipated as a result of the examina-
ton of DR.. De Vaux, of Valley City, on the
charge of rape, he was held in the sum of
81, 400, and gave bond. There was long
and earnest contest over the matter, and
great deal of feeling. 1t will be q sensation
al trial.
A new daily has been started at KIM ball.
in Brule county, the I,ader, and it certainly
seems to be the index of remarkable thrift
and enterprise. The little town of 1000
heads has completed Sl0,0 900 opera house,
with 100000 other Improvements this sea-
son, and is reaching after county seat.
Miss Lizzie Jones is one of the bonanza
| farmers near Ipswich. She has half sec
ton and expects to harvest 1900 bushels of
wheat. She is pioneer dating back nearly
two years. Bets are up at Ipswich that a
man will have an interest in her claim with
in year. Young ladies with half sections
rarely TeIldlu SluSle lOuS.
A good deal of interest Is felt to see which
side will capture the new governor. He is
reported to be thorough Bohemian with all
the weaknesses of the order, including q
fluent appetite, and if Alex. Mckenzie gets
| in his work in time there need be no appre-
hension on the part of Bismarck Alex. will
go to Chicago to his party convention, Of
! course.
| Col. DOMAIN has returned from the noun
| tains of Norte Carolina full of enthusiasm
for that section. There is a large emigration
there, much of it from the north. Iowa has
sent forty families recently. The Col. is al
work on that 4th Of July eagle he is to fly at
Aberdeen. 1t will be the greatest effort Of
! his life and quite different from any of his
former efforts. The bird will ad astra.
Casselton had four candidates for the
county and legislative tickets, and as it was
believed that on9 was all the place could Sc
cure, caucus was held on Sunday, witt
Frank Spear chairman, and Major Pollock
secretary, at which, after thorough canvass,
| it was decided to present A. H. Burke as the
only name from that place. He stands an
excellent chance of being nominated fol
treasurer, andis man in whom is no guile.
On his appointment of governor of Dakots
the president has gone outside of the terri
tory to show his contempt for the Chicago
convention, and gone outside the party t.
show his feeling toward the man who lai(
him out. But he selected bright, clever
newspaper man, who has probably never
visited Dakota and will need guide books t.
find the capital. His paper has never taker
any interest in north Dakota and hardly
more in the south.
Fargo and Bismarck Indignantly reject The
imputation of the jamestown Alert that they
have citizens of this character: "Quite
number of females of reputed easy virtue
who belong in Fargo and Bismarck, wert
| brought before Judge Hayward yesterda,
| morning on the charge Of being bad citizens
They were seyerally and collectively giver
| their choice between emigrating within
twenty-four hours, standard time, or goint
to Jail fifteen days calendar time'
The special ambition of those who get u,
Fourth Of July celebrations in Dakota towns
this season is to secure Indians to participate
Mitchell will have White Ghost, chief of tn,
i Yankton Sioux, and large part of thi
this tribe. They will give war and othe
dances, races, etc, and White Ghost ma.
promised to make speech. His dusky bu
bright eyed daughter and heiress, Evange-
line White Ghost, will be there to firt witt
the pale face gallants.
Since Col Plummer was mistaken fo
Bob Ingerson in Chicago, he is persuadinl
| himself that about the only difference be
tween chem is in reputation, and as their re
ligious views are similar, the colonel is pre-
pairing theological effort that he thinks vii
nut him close up to Bob in popular view ant
estimation. He is looking up ''the mis-
takes'' of st. Paul aud practicing the gait anC
| or,crl,nitr Of the hir apnnsfic. His dress anf