St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-04
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms October 8, to the St
Paul Globe.
Northeastern Notes.


The Mitchell Republican reports an apple tree
in blossom in that city.
Edmunds county sends cucumber weighing
nearly five pounds to eastern exhibitions.
Ipswich proposes to issue bonds for $1,000 to
sink an artesian well and procure fire appara
tus.
1t is noted as a remar kable fact that at Fargo
on Oct 2, the thermometer was up to So Itwas
oppressively warm.
j. E. Garland, a leading attorney and popular
| citizen of Bismarck, was married this week tc
Julia Deburgh, local belle.
Parties in McHenry county, ILL.,, have sent 500
head of sheep to be faImed out near Redfield fol
term of three five years for half the wool and
increase.
Mrs. Sarah Haggarty, lady seventy six years
old, is the only person who has ever died in Key
stone, two-year-od town of several hundred
inhabitants
The capitol at Bismarck is substantially COM
pleted, in the main building, with the exception
of heating and lighting. The work reflects
credit upon the builders.
Preparations are being made for a grand fire
mems tournament to be held at Aberdeen, Oct.
8, 0 and 10, during the session of the Brown
County Agricultural society fair.
Miss Mabel Davidson, the wonderful young
roller skater, of ST. Paul, is giving exhibitions of
the seeming impossible on roller skates at Valley
City, and other points, this week.
A E. Buell. the lively but susceptible young
editor of the Dakota Eagle at Henry, has gone
down into the matrimonial traces before the
bright eyes of Miss Theresa Ginther.
Eben Young, heretofore esteemed one of the
incorrisble old bachelors of Tower City, was
married Wednesday night to Miss Nellie Deuel.,
a daughter of one of the first families, and an
Ohio belle.
Mr.. Howard is showing his friends in Sioux
Falls the feet of silver tip or range grizzly
bear, weighing GOO lbs, that he claims to have
killed in the Black Hills, after desperate fight,
the bear attacking him.
Judge Hudson, in court day or two ago,
| fined two women $500, and sentenced them tc
the county jail for six months. This is unpre
| cedented, and if kept up will greatly interfere
| with prosperous vocation.
One day this week an engine of the Northern
Pacific was ditched across the track of the Mani
toba, at Casselton. BY INeans of q trains on
the Northern Pacific passed, but the Manitoba
could not get by, and were stopped some twelve
| hours.
Addison F. Stone, the urbane and genial sta
ton agent at Ipswich. surprised his unsuspciouE
friends by getting married. Ella Warner wa:
the fortunate young lady who blghted the
flower of hope in several young hearts. The
| couple have gone to Fond du Lac, Wis, to spenC
their honey moon,
Howard Adpance: Miss Susie Cameron, thu
| energetic mail carrier on the Howard and Mitch
ell route, had a narrow escape on Thursday
Crossing the Jim river bridge near Mitchell, he
horse becoming frightened backed off the
bridge, and Only by the active work of bystand
ers was she rescued from her perilous position
E. A Maglone, the expert stenographer of tn
Fargo Press for several years past, goes to Bis
marck the coming week to accept lucrative pc
sition In his line, and perhaps, assist in the ad
ministration of the new penitentiary. He viii
be great acquisition to the social circles of tn
capital, he has successfully resisted the smile
and wooings of the fairest in Fargo.
Mill men claim that it is not their fault tina
flour does not come down with wheat but tn
fault of local dealers. One of them, for instance
states that he sells to dealers at 80 a sack
and the latter hand it out to consumers with a
addition of seventy-five cents, which is certainl
an extravaganza margin. Some people, however
don't quite understand how the millers shi
flour to eastern markets and sell it as low OF
lower than at home