St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-13
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms December l2, to the 81
PAnl Globe.
NorfI..restern Noees.

AS Brookings cast but one Democratic
vote there viii not probably be much contest
over that postofiice.
Valley City wiz handle CSC. 900 bushels of
wheat this year, and ship 30, 900 barrels of
-four II is lively town.
In south Dakota city that gave one vote
FOR Mr.. Wilson for congress, it is said that
twenty persons now claim to have cast it.
The Fargo Southern made some of the
fastest time recorded on Dakota lines in the
transportation Of soldiers to the seat of war.
The suggestion that Congressman Magin-
Mss viii be appointed governor OF Montana
meets great favor. He is very popular in
that territory.
The United States grand jury is again on
deck in Fargo, but as Gov. Ordway has de-
parted and Gen. Campbell seems to be down
and not present, nothing sensational is an
ticipsted.
The business men OF White Lake are
organizing joint stock company, for the
purpose Of putting mp a large linseed oil
works. This viii be grand thing for the
fax raisers of Charles Mix.
Dakota doctor says he had rather have
the two acre corner of Michigan swamp to
practice medicine in than q whole county in
Dakota We pay for provisions in Dakota,
but Doctors bills are ''nixeomarouse."
Editor Boyee, Of the Lisbon Clipper, goes
TO New Orleans the coming week as the ad-
vertising agent Of his section. he viii dis
burse vast amount of useful literature he
has gathered and furnish the press spicy re-
ports.
1t is generally believed that the MagiTl case
at Bismarck is virtually ended. Six of the
jury were for acquittal and six for man
slaughter in the second degree. Magill viii
be admitted to bail, and the prosecution will
fail 10 appear at the next term.
Mitchell Republican: Farmers blowing in
the vicinity Of Mitchell IN the third day Of
December, 1854; weather mild and sunny.
Heavy snow in southern Iowa and Illinois,
and good sleighing in St Paul South Da-
kota is in the banana belt"
Mark Ward, Of Kimball, in Brule county,
and E A. Williams, Of Bismarck, seem to
be the leading candidates for speaker Of the
house this winter. They are both capable
and popular, but It is not very probable that
Bismarck will obtain the honor.
A very wealthy company, in England, are
negotiating for the purchase Of number Of
in mines in Custer county, in the Black
Hills. If they succeed in their plans, it is
reported that they will induce immigration
TO the number Of 1900, from Europe to that
county.
II is said that the gambling houses in
Fargo are all closed and the gamblers gener-
ally going to New Orleans for the winter.
Also the mansions Of Ill repute remain
closed, but the social evil is believed TO be
more numerous than ever and scattered all
through the city. 1t is said that there Is
hardly business block that has not some OF
the evil in its upper rooms. Many think
the situation worse than under the old plan.
There was good deal of amusement felt
over the excuses given by many Of the gal
liant soldiers Of the home guards when So
Unexpectedly called upon by the governor to
90 TO Redfeld 10 do or die in the county seat
war. Several didn't feel well enough, one
had a sore arm, another had recently married
and his wife did not like 10 stay alone. One
wanted TO wait till he could take out q life
policy. Most Of them, however, promptly
responded and were eager TO take in the
fun.
H. S. Hareourt, the retired editor at Lis
bon, talks Spanish and the various Indian
dialects with equal fuency. He receives
Spanish papers from South America and is
interested in the building of railroads there.
He is probably the finest linguist in Dakota
and man of rare versatility. His friends
are FESTIVE at the injunction that keeps him
out Of the journalistic field and are contri-
buting to q fund to have the matter pressed
in court.