St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
northeastern Notes.

While Col. Lounsberry failed to get the
appointment of governor, he finds some con-
ISOLATION in the increase OF his salary as post
master at Bismarck to $4,000.
The Colonel expects to gather his bright
brigade soon after the Fourth and HE away
to the land of delight, ozone and mosquitoes
on Devils Lake. He will issue permits to
suitable parties who desire to visit his posses
sions during this roseate visitation.
DR.. Bradley, of Minor, is gathering quite
menagerie of the animals and poultry
found in that section. He has fine speci
mems of the crane, foxes, elks, gophers,
owls, pole cats, and many other species.
They are being taught civilized methods.
Col. Lounsberry in his Journal unkindly
refers to Col. Plummer as ''hired blunder-
err This shows that the unappointed gov
ernor is jealous of the rising fame of the
orator, statesman and editor, late of Fargo.
The Missouri valley ought to be large enough
even for two great men.
James Wolfe recently cameto Devils Lake
from Illinois and reports to the Tate. Ocean
that ''the lie that got into the Peoria papers
about Mr.. Benefits family and stock freez-
ing to death near Freshwater lake, prevent
ed at least forty Illinois families coming to
this region this spring"
F. j. Ryan, of the Blunt Times recently
went to Evansville, Ind, and brought back
a wife for his son, Miss Kate Warner, who
is said to have been quite belle, but had
her heart set on Dakota She had the good
sense to take a homestead before she gave up
her maiden name last week.
Miss Belle Zimmerman came out last fall
from Lockport, n. T., to spend couple of
months with friends in Dakota, but shared
the usual fate of young ladies who venture TO
the golden land. She is now the better frac-
ton Of Chas. II. Bobb of Niagara, Walsh
county, suave gentleman who came from
Chicago year ago, who is at present special
" enthusiastic over Dakota.
Sargent Teller: Mr.. Mcdonald, of the FL
lendale NeuS and Miss Mamie Dunn, of
Castle Rock, Wisconsin, were recently mar
RED There seems to be singular fatality
among the Dakota boomers this year; a doz-
en-, more or less, of them have succumbed to
the charms of dimpled darlings. The woman
who gains such prize as Dakota editor for
husband may well be proud, for she is for
tunate.
Dakota Nems s'Devils Lake is quite jub-
liant over the prospect of entertaining a CO.
terie of bellies and saYants, who have accept
ed the hospitality of Col. Donan for a few
weeks. They purpose camping out while
thew enjoy the fresh breezes of the lake.
Capt. Palmer has offered his woodland and
beach on Rock Island for their accommoda-
ton. There are several famous writers
among the party
Livingston Tribune: The latest and per-
haps the most authentic news regarding the
hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs is, that Mr..
Hume has completed arrangements in st.
Paul by which the workmen of the hotel viii
be paid off next week and the hotel opened
by July 10. We trust that this ends all form
err trouble and that tourists may now come,
receive proper attention and go at'will. Mr..
Magee, the celebrated restauranter of st.
Paul, we learn will have charge of the hotel.
The Sioux Falls Press wants the men sent
from the south to the Legislature such as are
fire proof. and cannot be mellowed by Alex
Mckenzie and the other seductive influences
that will be thrown about them at Bismarck.
It saws: 'sThe capital question viii be an
issue in the next legislature. South Dakota
sbould put no one on guard in that body
who will barter away her interests for Bis
marck real estate, or for Northern Pacific
gold. or official patronage. The times and
issues demand true men as lawmakers, and
every district should be represented by
such.n