St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-03
DAKOTA & MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special Telegrams December i, to the
Panl eiloDe.
Northeastern Notes.


and have one member Of the upper house
and two Of the lower.
Rev. II. Z. Carson, the talented young
preacher from Illinois located at Scotland,
has been elected president Of the reorgan-
tied board of trustees Of Pierre university.
Deer are said to be more plenty than usual
along the Northern Pacific west Of tue Mis-
sour river. train recently ran into a
herd OF q hundred OF so and killed two OF
them.
la Moure is in high feather over assur-
Ences that the railroad from Lisbon is 10 he
Kept open this winter and not left SNOW
bound two or three months Us last winter.
Snow fences are being erected.
The Kimball Graphic and the Aurora OF
Plankinton, are among the papers Of the
south that are losing their Republican veneer.
as the editors look at the postofIices they re-
member that they were Republicans in the
states.
The Mandan Times understands that ex-
Gov. Ordway viii spend his summers in Da-
kota He has got Dakota land and invest
ment company in running order, TO place
mortgages and buy county bonds ia the ter
ritory.
The town of La Moure has given party
bonus OF $4,000 TO build a Touring mil OF
capacity of 100 barrels of -four a day As
there is a wide scope Of country west and
south that has no mill, it will be a valuable
addition TO the town.
The people Of Morton county are proud Of
the fact that they have elected representa-
tive in the Legislature, and especially that il
is Dr. Cole, young man who has already
won honors in his vocation and has the con-
fdence of every one.
Ipswich is happy over assurances fponl
officers of the c.. NJ. d st. p. That it will
remain the western terminus of the Hastings
d. Dakota division at least year, ana
probably four OF five. 1t expects TO be too
big to be hurt by that time.
The Devils Lake inter Ocean says the cleo
ton of the Hon. Jud LaMourc was secured
by throwing out the entire vote OF Pembina
county, with some 3, 900 votes, on account Of
some blunders of the canvassing officers.
There will probably be contest 10 that dis
trict, as well as the Grand Forks one over
the return of Mr.. Walsh.
La Moure took deep interest in marriage
recently in its most toney circles. A. q.
Mcintyre, deputy register, became the hus-
band of Miss Stella q. Adams, and the gath
ering and adjuncts were OF the finest Ii
vas the twenty-irst anniversary of the we'd
ding Of the brides parents, and the same
confectioner in Boston made cake for both
weddings.
Harcourt, in his Lisbon paper, SAYS that
the weekly visits OF Major Butler 20 Fargo,
are to secure wife. The major has not
been married since he was beaten for con
gress in South Carolina, and is now gone on
Fargo girl. she is coy aud reluctant altho'
the major always brings pocket full OF
peanuts.
Under the able and expert management
the camp fire of the Fargo Post of the g. A.
R., Tuesday night, fully meS expectations.
The singing was superb and brought down
the house repeatedly. The speaking was fair
and served 10 cleverly bridge tie gaps be-
tween the musical attractions. Ali the fea-
lures ami incidents were happy, and reflected
credit on all concerned.
The stage the past week from Deadwood
arrived at Madeira in thirty-two hours and
five minutes. The line is under charge of
a. T. Packard, the Bad Lands cowboy, and
he says there no attempt TO make extra
time, and that it beats any record from
Deadwood four hours. 1t is claimed also that
VIII De reduced 10 Thirty hours.
Grand Forks PlGindealer: ''St. Thomas,
Dakota the bright and prospecting little town
north of Grand Forks, in Pembma county,
has marketed so far this season over 600. 900
bushels of wheat and it is estimated that
there is yet enough in the country tributary
to that point to swell these figures 10 over
E,00O,0 600.
Rev. DR.. Whiteley, an old and very able
and distinguished divine of Pennsylvania,
has Deen spending couple OF months in the
Red and Sheyenne valleys, gathering ma
terial for a course of lectures upon the couu-
try to be delivered east. He is enthusiastic
over the country and its productions.
The Steele Herald states thai Hon. w. r.
Steele, the mayor and leading citizen of that
place, has this season paid out $50, 900 in his
various enterprises and business operations
there. He is evidently valuable man to
have about in dull times. He has been
elected 10 the legislature, and is spoken of
for speaker of the house.
john Flittie, just elected to the legislature
Oh the Republican ticket in the Grand Forks
district, appears as one Of the most active
In arran ging for jubilee over the election
Of Cleveland. The Democratic party is hav-
Ing a regular Dakota growth since the cleo
ton. many sections the celebrations have
been deferred to give time for Democrats to
get out OF the Republican party. There will
be more OF them in the legislature than there
would have been had Blaine been elected.
The Bismarck Tribune finds comfort in the
change of administration in the fact that it
will rustic out Of fat berths lots of fellows
who have been in too long Even Repub-
licans will be disappointed if the ins are not
to be disturbed until terms of Office, running
two or three years, expire. The Tribune is
specially anxious to see Mcdowell, assistant
superintendent of railroad mail service.
busted. He has been talking about Bismarck
statesmen.
From the reports one A. z. Schuester
resident of Dawson and Steele for some time
past. has earned job at Sioux Falls. He
had his house and buildings insured for full
value before they burned and sold mortgaged
property, and some of it more than once
with various and sundry other unlawful ex
pedients to raise mouey, and skipped the
country, leaving numerous anxious credit
ors. He looked like an honest man and was
industrious.
The Mitchell Capital: The sad case OF
drowning of Paul and Eddie Creel, which
happened Thursday of last week, has awak-
ened the sympathy of the entire community.
The two boys, aged 10 and IL years, ven
tured out on the thin ice which bordered the
Jim river short distance above the mill,
when both fell through and persisted Their
father, Mr.. William Creel, came from Chi
cago year ago, and bought a farm in the
neighborhood three miles north east Before