St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-14
Norfh,restern No.es

Norfhresfern Noes.
Mall service was opened Nov. betw cen Fort
Randall and Mitchell
Eli Perkins. the alleged humorist, is convuls-
ing South Dakots with his emptiness Of wit.
Several carloads OF north Dakota products
have started TO New Orleans the past few DAYS.
In Turner county Parker got big vote for
county seat. bnt not enough to take II from Swan
Lake.
It is claimed that Toole, for congress. has
from 600 to 400 majority in Montana. 1t is small
Ter than usual but sufficient.
The Enterprise, At Livingston. has been dis
continued as a daily during the winter, at least.
Times are too dull for daiiies at present.
Miller people hsve captured live eagle. which
measures nine feet from tip to tip of wings, and
they are going to send 1t To New Orleans.
Arrangements have been nearly completed for
the erection Of the grist MILL at Ipswich. II is
/ to be Of 120 barrel capacity. to cost $4,000.
party OF four recently brought down on fat
boats from the Yellowstone seventeen carloads
OF buffalo bones, and shipped them by rail from
Chamberlain.
Il is now reported that Editor Ziebaeh was
beaten for the council in south Dakota, and the
council wiz be unanimously Repnbnean-twenty-
four Republicans.
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New Orleans to open hotel at Dakota head
quarters 1t is expected that most OF the Dakota
visitors viii stop there
Lakota, in Nelson county, is having quite q
little boom since il received the county seat on
the 4th. Some 200 lots have been sold and
about twenty buildings started.
Like great numbers OF young DakotiAns who
have secured claims and a start in life, Alex
Robertson. Of Ipswich. has gone TO his old home
In the east in quest Of = wife. lie viii take sew
eral months in the effort
Siuce the election Ed Hall has revived the
BrOada1s at Fargo a. 4 daily under the head Of
Democrat. Mr.. Hall Is a sprightly, capable
newspaper man, and ii is TO be hoped be may
make his venture success.
d. NJ. Kelleher, the old Democratic wheel
horse, did not make the trip to the legislature,
but is as happy as a lark the general result.
| He has kept the faith while others fell into the
arms Of the Republican Deliah.
II Is claimed that Clifford viii go to Warrington
with larger majority than any congressman
ever had. Prtbably that may be the fact far
as territories are concerned, but the congress
mau at large just elected in Pennsylvania can
discount him about 4OO,O Co.,
Dakota is flIl Of retired statesmen and men
who have held important public positions. Major
c. W. Butte, Of Lisbon, was a member Of con-
! Clark, OF Fargo, was a congressman from Texas,
and said 10 be one OF the youngest men ever In
congress and the youngest brigadier general in
the army.
Gov. Pierce is to address the G. A. r. in
Fargo, November 25, and is expected to spend
few days in making the acqua intance of the
people II is understood that he lie discovering
that his Chicago paper. The NelOs, not out of
the way in supporting Cleveland. and he will be
quite willing TO serve As governor under PTesi-
dent Cleveland
Major Fleming expects to leave for New
Orleans Saturday night in charge OF the north
Dakota exhibit. He viii spend the winter there,
and will spare no effort 10 contribute TO the COM
fort OF the people from his territory, who may 20
there. He has been greatly embarrassed in
making the selection for a superintendent of the
ladies department on account Of the number Of
applicants.
Chamberlain Register: freight train collision
occurred few days ago east of Mitchell, and all
the train men jumped and narrowly escaped with
their lives. 1t knocked all the Of the track.
One OF the emigrants came TO the door and began
TO abnse the engineer most fearfuily, saying be
had got to handle the cars without humping them
70 much or he would report him.
The Salem Register says: Bert Blum, who
recently opened up shoe shop at Montrose, and
then suddenly skipped out, leaving several citi-
zens Of Montrose in the lnrch TO the tune Of
500, has been captured At La Crosse, by the
chief Of police. Application has been made to
! Governor Pierce for n reQuisitiOn TO return him
10 this county for trial for obtaining money IN
der false pretenses.
Col. Donan has gone 20 New YORK 10 see fair
count. and it is supposed especially to see that
the treasury OF the Republican national commit
tee is not drained before his hire Is extracted.
he viii then return 10 Dakota, sadly sorrowing
az the perversty OF the voters in putting in too
many OF the wrong ballots. II was understood
that Mr.. Blaine would have rendered him a
prominent position,
some OF the lists OF members Of the Dakota
legis Iature published give four Democrats in the
house, two of them from the Fargo district.
This is mistake. One OF them, Oliver, is now
chairman OF his county Republican committee
and Pugh is independent Republican In
! less Hutchinson, OF Nelson, proves 10 be = Dem
ocrat, Major Roach, OF Grand Forks, viii be the
only representative Of the party.
The most expert arithmetic men cannot mako
figures that are at all cheerful out OF wheat al
the present price OF 80 cents bushel. II makes
money tight and farmers and merchants groan.
One hardware and one grocery house in Fargo
have recently closed up 70 await for more anspi.
oious times. Those who have corn and hogs
and cattle are the fortunate ones this season and
they will be found more generally in the north
hereafter.
The claim that. Burke, the editor az the rival
paper at jamestown, was the handsomest editor
!. in north Dakota has 90 stirred the envy Of the
editor Of the Alerf that he has had his own like
ness taken and PLACED at the head Of the editorial
columns II Is pronounced as perfect picture
OF the editor. and is the admiration Of the CON
munity, as few had appreciated his comelines:
before. Some think IL equals Burke's in manly
dignity and graceful contour. II viii be sent tC
New Orleans as one Of the types OF Dakots
I beauty.