St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-09
northeastern Notes.

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| being organized at White Lake,
| The contract has been let at White Lake
Tor the construction of one OF the finest
| Presbyterian churches in south Dakota
A gentleman from Cleveland, o., is open
| ing stock farm for breeding Percheron
horses north Of Yorktown in Dickey county.
great many cattle, 1000 in one lot, have
lately been shipped to Montana by new
route-from Sioux City to Glendale on the
| e. NJ. d st. Paul division from Glendale, to
Bismarck, then sent west on the Northern
Pacific.
Major Mexican, of the Sanborn Enterprise
is solicited to stand for the legislature, but
is unwilling to leave that spicy paper of
which he is so justly proud. Very few news
| paper men in North Dakota care for Office
unless there are robust financial attach
| ments.
Sheyenne Boomerang: A party Of English
men were in our valley this week seeking
locations, and started for Grand Forks to
file, satisfied that they had found the land of
promise. Wherever they locate large colo
ny will follow, and being men Of means,
will be a great benefit both financially and
socially.
The first child ever born in the now we'll
settled township of Yorktown, in Dickey
| county, will be nine months old the 18th,
and no name has been agreed upon it,
as the people of the town all claim voice in
the matter and have not been able to agree
upon title worthy of the event 1t will need
paie name.
hoY, IL in, hos
roller rink skating carnival in which both
sexes appear in the Mother Hubbard uniform.
Some of the young men with smooth faces it
is said carry the style so far that it is impos-
sible to distinguish their sex, and ludicrous
incidents are told in this connection. Wa
tertown and other progressive communities
adopt this costume.
The military company at Redfeld is COM
posed of the flower of the young men of the
place; their appearance in drill shows the ma
terial of which soldiers are made They die no
take part in the display of the Fourth to the
disappointment of everybody, including the
young ladies, as their rifles had not arrived. 1t
is proposed by their lady friends to organize
corps OF vivandiers in connection with the
company.
the line shows that the Dakota breezes blow
over there ''Joseph Better and wife, of
Beaver Bay, have been blessed with sixteen
children in their twelve years of married life.
There are among them three pairs of twins,
and last week an addition made its appear
ance in the shape of triplets, who are all do
ing we'll"
In view of the bolt of the republican ticket
by the new governor, the Steele Herald may
not be far out of the way in this conclusion
''The Fargo Ayy,S says that Col. Pierce, the
new governor for Dakota, has many quail
ties that will remind Dakotans of Col
Donan' Well, as Dakotian, it reminds us
that Donan is Democrat (at least he was
when he was an editor in Hot Springs and
Little Rock, Arkansas), and if Pierce and
Donan are alike then Pierce, too, must he a
Democrat according to the Fargo AJyusp'
The Fargo legislative district is composed
of the sig counties of Cass, Rchlsnd, Sar-
gent, Ransom, La Moure and Dickey. There
are two councilmen and four representatives
to the legislature TO elect. 1t is proposed to
give Cass and Richland, the two older coun-
ties, the members of the council, and each
of the othsrs take one representative. Cass
will cheerfully furnish members for both
houses. 1t is thought that its population and
wealth entitle it TO more than the counties
with less than half of either. There prom
Uses to be some lively skirmishing in the
matter.