St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-08
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Fargo Special kilograms October z, to the St.
Paul Globe.
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A German paper is to be started at White
Lake
At Lisbon three times as much has been
paid out for wheat this year as last.
The first snow at Helena fell about two
inches deep October l, but did not remain
long.
The Sioux Falls argus speaks of $4,000
residences in that city. 1t is supposed how
ever, that they are only occupied by news
paper people.
a. 5. Douglass was the father of the first
child born in Billings. and is now happy
again in being the last He is regarded as
valuable citizen.
ID. 3 Harcourt has been enjoined not to
start new paper at Lisbon, on the ground
that it wat one of the conditions on which
he sold out.
Many an ambitious one has gone down
with thud at the skating rink in vain at
tempts 10 initiate the fine work of Mabel Da-
wilson. She has added to the skating Juror
H. w. Griswold, the gold discoverer in
Ransom county, has returned from Chicago,
and will make further experiments to see
whether the ore he believes there is in that
section can be worked at reasonable ex-
pense.
Rev. G. S. White, of Syracuse, n. Y,
came out to North Dakota some months
since in hopes the climate would benefit his
broken system, and has just gone back with
his expectations realized and able to assume
his ministerial labors.
Isaac Stauffer, in La Moure county, had a
colony Of b9es sent him from Illinois last
season. He now has two fine stand Of bees
and l2O pounds excellent honey for use, and
Is confident that honey can lie added to the
products of the country.
In Pembina county the past year fifteen
'chooi-houses have been built, and thirty
five districts organized. There are now
slightly districts in the county and seventy
i've teachers, and the school population
numbers nearly 1000.
DIR. Wisner, learned N. D. at Lisbon,
puts forth the statement professionally that
there is no malaria in north Dakota and con-
sequently no malarial fever. If he will show
also that there are no other feyers or diseases
known there he will do the country service.
VIII K. Archer, of Caledonia, H., came
to Dakota in search of q cure for disease of
Inc lungs. He has found it in these delight
lul zephyrs, pure from the weste IN hills, and
Is so well pleased with the result that he has
concluded to become a permane mt resident.
The Sioux Falls A,yg says: A good joke
is told on a certain insurance man in this
city. His wife asked him a fe7r days ago to
buy her jersey. He said ''all right" His
wife said she would like one of I he same kind
hat his sister had. He was sol newhat taken
back at this, and demanded .'what in the
world has she got COW for.''
The EUef,ing San is wagiIIg a crusade
against the variety theaters, al though its pub
Usher started the paper as ,,ir or gan and
programme. 1t is related by the gentleman
himself that one of the IN ost dey out and
Jealous religious converts was recently turned
from sin to piety by Yistin one OF these
places and viewing the ''mii Tor held up t.
nature" Vaudeville pc rformances are
pretty much the same every where.
The Grand Forks PlandeoHer SAYS of n abel
Davidson, the young lady skater from st.
Paul: She surprised even the most - n
guine. Her skating was simply IN agnifict Mt,
equal in all respects to Prof. Croker SHE
skated all the figures that he did and MANI
Others that he did not. 1t is a constant sur
prise to every one who watches her glide
over the glossy surface of the rink floor so
gracefully, how one SO young could posi- bly,
become so proficient.
Although La Moure is twenty-five mil, IS
from the Chicago, Milwaukee IL st. Paul. il
seems to derive benefit from it, as shown by
the La Moure Progress in this. Sheldon is
some fifty miles further cast The paper
says: In shipping in car load of sheep
few weeks ago, Michigan man found that
he could ship TO La Moure for $40 less than
TO Sheldon. This shows how much of
competing point La Moure is. We get a
lower freight rate than any town on the
Fargo u Southwestern road.