St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-18
DAKOTA { MONTANA
collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
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Fargo Special kilograms July II, to the St:
Paul Globe
North,reste,.,, Nntes.


with Chicago paper for $500 of advertising.
The assessor puts the property of Hughes
county, four years old, at and half millions.
Pierre is the chief town.
Last week II. L. Beeton, in Hand county,
proved up on $50 acres in the original shack of
Dakota, which is said to be the only instance of
the Kind on record.
Large antcipations are had at Yankton over the
discovery of four foot vein of coal, three miles
from town, 1t will be a great thing if it proves
10 be al extensive deposit.
The past week four young Indians sent
from Standing Rock agency to Des PLANES, Ills,
TO enter st. Marys training school. Several of
Them can speak English, They are to be taught
trades.
About the only serious accident on the 4th
ported in Dakota was at Hawarden in the south
where man was run over and killed in horse
race At Vermillion the fire works stand fell
breaking one or two legs.
Mandan Pioneer: In the claim of James Ken
nedy vs. the Northern Pacific railroad, for injur-
les received in the Sweet Brier accident in March,
1852, Z. c. Rice brought suit yesterday for the
plaintiff for $4,000 damages.
As an Indication of how young ladies are es-
teemed in Dickey county, it Is stated that
young man walked twenty miles to hire team
to take his duck to the 4th of July celebration at
Ellendale. She has fine claim, however.
statement going the rounds puts the figures
Col. Donan contemplated in his party at eighty.
About twenty-five would cover al including
Cooks, Field, and Donan-but alas man pro-
poses-this does not apply to the colonel, how
ever.
Methodist camp meeting viii be held on the
farm of Mr.. Sutton, about three and half miles
west Of Cauova, in Miner county, commencing
July %. Rev. Doty, a former pastor in Lake
county, will have the management of theser-
vices.
In some localities the justices have become so
public spirited that they will marry couples with
out fee and throw in peanuts and candy as we'll
SIS kisses. One at Fargo says he viii contribute
all of the latter wanted but wont give even
chrome.
portion of Hughes county, near Canning,
suffered from hail recently. The local paper
says: Many fields that promised rich yield
now as barren the hard beat road and some of
the farmers are left in very stratened circum-
stances.
There is no temptation to exaggerato about
products in Dakota, as the facts are ample in
rotundity. For Instance, gardener at James
Town has pie plant that measures eight inches
around the stalk, not the leaf, and his currants
are as large as che rries
There several young men who would like
the postoffce address OF this party: "a young
lady near Sioux Falls has plowed twenty acres
this season and sown it to wheat with her own
hands. In addition to this she is said to be good
and true, and handsome too. -"
The Parker Era learns that the great camp
meeting Of the Adventists at Madison was the
largest of the kind ever held in Dakota, that
$4,000 were raised for church work, that over
thirty persons were converted, and thht a COM
mittee of seven was appointed to locate the re-
pository.
Ipswich Gazette: The Baptist church is desir-
Gus to ascertain how many members of the Bap-
fist church there are in Edmunds Mcpherson
and Campbell counties, and ASK any and all to
drop postal to Miss Ella PIERCE the secretary
Of the church at Ipswich, and let their names be
enrolled.
The Olivet Record says: In passing from this
place to Providence, one can see fifteen groves
which have been destroyed by the tree pest-the
beetle Timber that s.stripped by this venom
Gus insect will entirely die, us it has been thor.
oughly investigated in this county. But short
time after the bugs have finished their work, the
tree can be easily lifted out of the ground
The Port Emma Times has information that
last week hail storm visited La Moure city and
parts Of that county in which some of the hail
stones measured IL and is inches in circumfer
boards to shanties were broken. One man was
struck upon the top of his head and knocked
senseless, the hail cutting cash large enough to
place finger. Only few pieces OF wheat are
reported badly damaged.
Hand county is badly torn up over the county
seat question. A strong effort is being made to
remove it from Miller to St. Lawrence new
town said to be largely owned by Chicago CAPT
talists The petition to the county board to sub
NIT the question to the voters in November had
lice names and the Miller remonstrance 11sO
These contests engender great deal of bitter
ness ana relard the progress of the counties,
but they seem to be inevitable and nearly every
county that has rival towns has to pass through
the experience.
IT is now charged that Major Edwards is respon-
sible fort the holding of the convention at Pierre
he is regarded by many the Ben Butler of
Dakota and whether asleep or awake connecting
schemes to make all the politicians dance to his
music. Parties in the United States are fearful
that Ben will be the wild taurus in their crockery'
and theateT. Anxious fear the major will
put up Pettigrew some other fellow to remove
the pins from under the present member of con-
gress He has not yet been accused of sowing
wild mustard over the territory.
There is a good deal OF Indignation among the
papers along the n. p. at the grossly exagger-
nted estimates placed upon the towns by the June
number of the work Descriptive America, which
is devoted to Dakota For instance, Fargo is
credited with 5000 population; Bismarck, 1000;
Grand Forks, 1000; jamestown, 1000; Valley
City, 500; Mandan, 700 The latter is also given
as the county seat of Mercer, county north OF
Morton. Any stranger who visits Mandan and
don't see 1000 people viii be thrown into the
river; jamestown claims about the same besides
al insane asylum; Fargo has small use for one
who don't perceive where the IL, 900 comes in
not looking very far over the river, either A
magazine with such absurd figures will not sell
IN this country.