St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-22
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms November q. to the St
Panl Globe.
Northtrestern lNo.es.

TorthtCestern Notes.
Col Douan viii spend most Of the winter
at New Orleans.
The skating on ice now Is superb and
completes with the roller Kinks.
The Devils Lake Meas is another that has
bleaehed out since the election.
Over 800 was collected for the girls at the
Continents, who were burned out.
A party from Ortonville, Mimi, is arrang-
ing to put up $50 barrel grist mill at Devils
Lake.
Even in the Black Hills every county was
carried by the Republicans, except Butte,
which has but about fifty votes.
With twenty counties not reported the vote
Of the territory reaches ~, 900, with As, 600
majority for Clifford for congress.
The famous Col. Guthrippah (Jamesj has
resigned as president of the Gas company
and returned 10 his home in Tennessee.
The official count elected T. NJ Pugh in
this district to the legislature by forty-eight
majority and he THINKS the country is safe.
Although there was but one man in En-
mons county who voted the Democratic
ticket, it is said that the jubilee over the re-
suit in that county did not lack in enthusi-
asm.
In view of the voting in the states and the
$4,000 majority for Clifford, some of the Re
publican papers conclude that too many of
their voters nave come 10 Dakota.
Sturgis Record: J. w. Elliot, prosperous
Bear Butte raneher, says he has a two year
old daughter that weighs forty pounds. Tnis
item is published Tor the purpose OF inducing
immigration.
The Faux Radiator says: An eastern ex-
change thinks there are three women in
heaven to one man. There are three men
IN Dakota TO one woman. IL is piaIn to dis
Germ the preference OF the men.
Some $4,000 has been raised by subscrip-
ton in Sioux Falls, TO be used in promoting
tue construction of the Iowa, Sioux Fails Y
Northern railroad. Tnere is u good deal OF
enthusiasm over the project there.
leading business firm in Fargo put some
$1,000 in tne hands of an employe To De ON
the election, and be is reported To have put
tue money IN his pocket anu departed 10
travel Tor his health.
The Harrington Radiator says: The sur
veyors's WORK in central Dakota Is nearly
done. Before New Years ali south of the
Northern Pacific and east OF the Missouri
river will be in market, and soon after all
will be gone.
Thursday evening the terms of the bet be.
tween Marelius, the butcher, AMI Reynolds,
OF the Coliseum, were compiled with. Tue
lat bovine Was leu through the streets with a
band OF music, and with days and hammers
setting forth the facts.
IL is stated that the extensive system of
refrigerators along the Northern Pacific for
the distribution OF Montana meats are not
fully meeting expectation. IL may be the
operations OF the system have not yet been
fully perfected.
One of the home papers of Judge Clifford
sorrowfully says; Tue $4,000 majority for
Clifford will probably have To be reversed be-
fore Dakota can be elassed along with Flori-
da, Tennessee, and few other southern
states OF hall tine population and wealth.
There is a good deal of indignation among
the ladies in the Turtle Mountain region
over the fact that the town site company of
Dunseith is Offering $500 aud a town lot for
the hrst boy born there, and nothing for
girl baby. 1t is regarded a slur upon the
sex. Some refuse TO compete unless this
discrimination is withdrawn.
Danton is one of the several towns in the
south that has the finest school house and
other public buildings. The Advocate say;
''We venture the assertion that southern
Dakota cannot show up as fine building as
this one. and the new $4,000 court
house that is to be erected next year
will add still greater to the beauty and attrac-
lions of our hub and gateway"
According to the b,dez in Brule county,
some of the ladies are trying to sggravate the
reluctant young men into proposals in this
way: The ladies assemble at the residence
of one Of their, number, provision being
that there shall be no male escort. They en-
JOY an hour OF two of uninterrupted ''iow of
minds" an elaborate supper and a lonely
walk home. The gentlemen are allowed To
get their own meals at home or find some
generous missionary who will help them out.
The young man who lately went from
Fargo to take half interest in the Casselton
Sun now wears chronic blush. Like most
young poets he is exquisitively sensitive and
modest. When he appeared at Casselton he
was introduced to bright, dashing young
lady as having a half interest in the Sun
Not thinking of the paper and not knowing
his lack of domestic relations, the young
lady proceeded 10 congratulate him upon the
addition to his family Of a son and expressed
surprise that one who seemed so young
should have assumed paternal relations.
The young man is so annoyed over the mat
ter that he has changed the name Of his pa
per from San to Courier, and avoids the society