St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-11
DAKOHA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms October 10, to the St
Paul Globe.
Northwestern No.ea.

The thermometer has been IA below freezing
point at Valley City.
| 1t Is said the recent trouble in the Fargo mill
tary company viii lead to the organization of
! second one
y. b. Dc S. Francis, of Fargo, certify that they
have raised forty six bushels of wheat, from one
bushel of seed, on q acre by measurement.
The local amateurs repeated the 'Chimes OF
Normandy Friday night to line audience, and
many thought it better than on the first rendi
ton.
small evening sheet devoted to theatrical
matters, called the Critic, has been established
by A. &. Besuc, and is said to be getting foot
hold.
Lulu Hurst, the Georgia WONDER is at
Helena this week Lawrence Barrett has been
playing Shakespeare there to good houses the
past week.
The Helena Herald says: Rose Eytinge, who
was recently divorced from the scapegrace
nephew of Ben Butler. is coming to Montana and
Will play the Mcguire circuit.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. IS, the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers will give their
first annual ball in the Opera house, and there is
no DOUBT that 1t viii be great success.
Among the vegetables collected near Fargo
and now on exhibition, preparatory to being sent
TO New Orleans, cabbage heads four feet
across and three potatoes said to weigh thirty
three pounds.
Inc Bismarck Tribune has information that a
genuine coachman from the east is TO be in the
service of one of the statesmen, perhaps the gov
ernor. during the session of the legislature, and
the fathers OF daughters are warned. Most of
the early settlers at Bismarck are now wealthy,
and sufficiently aristocratic to inyite alliances
with coachmen.
The Presbyterian synod OF south Dakota is in
session at Huron this week. The synod is com
posed of the presbyteries of south Dakota and
Aberdeen, together with the Indian presbytery
and which in al comprise that portion of the ter
rltory lying south OF the 10Th parallel Hereto
lore these presbyteries have been in connection
with the Minnesota
The Sioux Falls PreSSis the champion pumpkin
narrator so far. 1t says: There is now awaiting
shipment at the First National bank of Canton, j
pumpkin that is ''some pumpkins" 1t is eight
ieet and one inch in length Its circumference
Is SIX teet and one inch, and its weight is 1855
BOUNDS 1t was grown on the farm of o, v
knowles, Haram, Lincoln county.
Rev. Joseph Cook had five audience at his
lecture here few days since, and he is to crate
again Saturday night, this time upon another
phase of the spirit known as alcohol The sub
the reputation of the speaker can draw much of
an audience. What IS not known about the use
Oh alcohol In Fargo is not thought to be much.
AT one Of the recent game hunts this was the
score OF points: Pelican, 500; crane, 500; geese.
5Ooi brant 500; chickens, 400; grouse, 400 !;
canvas back ducks, 800; malard ducks, 200 !;
red mead ducks, 200; all other ducks 100: Chr
lew, 100: jack rabbit, 100: small rabbit. 80
jack snlpe, rs; rail, so; yellow leg, so; all other
| snipe, KS One side made n count of 1868 and
the other IS, 725; nice figures.
The jamestown capital says that scheme
has been developed by party of St. Paul and
Chicago capitalists on a somewhat stupendous
scale, which has for its object the control of GER
tain rich agricultural lands lying along water
courses in western Dakota. Large bodies OF
| these lands have already been secured by entry
and by purchase. Rich alluvial bottom lands
along these water courses are very desirable, and
will eventually command higher price in the
market.