St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-27
DAKOTA& MONTANA
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The Temperance committees meet at Huron
Dec IL and is to arrange FOR moving on the
legislature.
In McCook county farmers were blowing
as late as Nov. 20, but there is now only
frozen ground.
Redheid expects TO secure the Minneapolis
q st. Louis railroad, which has just been
completed 70 WATERFOWL.
party in south Dakota is trying TO get
up colony to settle in Old Virginia, but
not likely TO meet with much success.
Parties in Steele county in the No hard
belt are securing from the east car load Of
fax seed, and propose to try that pretty
largely next year.
The court seems from this to be somewhat
timid. The Yolga Tribune says: Judge
Smith refuses TO give US term Of court this
fall because small pox still exists in this vi
ciniy.
The Redfeld Sun mentions the assignm
Of Peter Scherffius, of that city, which was
made last week. w. J. Bingham is the as
signee. The assets are about $4,000, and
the liabilities about $40,
The little town Of Hope, in Steele county.
has q first class hotel, and it is 10 be illumi-
mated with electric lights tonight, 10 grand
Thanksgiving ball. which is destined 10
eclipse any thing ever seen in so new a
town.
Among the bets paid on the election in
Dakota one man wheeled another from Mil
Ter 70 Lawrence, about four miles with ban
| ners and music. The singular feature was
that both parties were Democrats.
The trial Of young Magill for killing man
at MennOhen 4 few weeks since is expected
to commence at Bismarck early in the com
ing week. A great deal OF interest in the
case is taken at Fargo, where the MagiI fam
ly IL well known.
Although burned out the Grand Forks
FiaiudeIler re-appears in good shape by the
courtesy Of the Herald. The total loss Of the
Office WAS put at SIC, 900, with $500 insur-
ance. The most important books and papers
in the safe were saved.
WIN. B4nbury, an old ana successful edi-
Tor, now of Sargent county, is getting out a
handsome and valuable book: 'sThe Red
River Valley of the North" The ability and
/ popular style OF the writer insures a work
that can he circulated with great profit 10 this
section.
The number Of Dakotians who will go east
tospend the winter will reach the thousands,
the great majority OF them unmarried men.
Many OF them will devote the time OF their
visit to their old homes ID looking for dOmes-
tic companions and working up the interests
OF Dakota generally.
The vote for delegate TO congress this wear
shows an increase of just about 35, 600, or
from $1,000 to $4,000 approximately. Con-
sidering the dizziness OF the times since 'S2,
this is highly crediiable showing, anu
means an addition of la, 900 to the popula-
ton OF the territory. a much larger increase
confidently anticipated In the coming two
years.
Father Wilhelm at Mitchell is marrying OF
the young people al the rate OF fifteen couple
month. He has popular way OF doing IT,
An extensive pork packing house will b.
opened December 1. There is no cOnnee-
ton between these incidents.
In Dakota both the Democrats aud Repub
leans hope the new administration vii
make pretty general sweep OF the Of
ices. II is figured out that large accession
TO the population will be had from the DIS
lodged classes. Most of them are reputable
people and is thought they will count well in
the census and be useful otherwise.
The Sioux Falls Press which is a prosper
oas ard well managed daily, is gathering ma
tenal for New Orleans exposition edition,
which is designed TO be very compete ex-
hibit Of he'attraetiops of that section. II L.
said that 100000 copies will be printed 1t
IS probable that the Fargo Argus will issue a
large holiday edition and circulate at the fair.
The managers finally selected Mrs. Julia
Welton from Fargo from the numerous COM
prtilors to 60 TO New Orleans in charge of the
wOmen's department. Of the New Orleans ex-
position. She has been very active in pro-
noting the enterprise, and viii be an eli
cicnt manager. She will leave for New Or
leans the first of next week, and take the
material for very editable exposition.