St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-10
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
TO the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special TeIegrans December 5. to the St
PGnl Globe
Northeastern No.s..

EorfAs~esfera Noes.
y. B. Thayer. & popular land dealer OF
Fargo. took to himself charming wife sun
day.
I J. 5. Sinclair, Scotch capitalist. lately
paid sl4, 600 for 2.2OO acres, near Mapes, in
the Devils Lake region
The manager Of the St Paul Oil works,
oilers to furnish fax seed to Dakota farmers
who viii agree to ship it.
The Yankton Heruld has been Democratic
for thirteen years and all the papers are try
luz 70 vote It the pos,ofIiee. It is good pa
per.
Sheriff John Devlin, OF Minor, has gOue
20 New York state 10 serve an attachment ON
fair lady who is expected to return IS his
wife in the early spriug.
The new Democratic paper at Devils Lake
appeared the past week. As the -Ne1s hsd
taken that line the need OF new paper is
not distinctly visible.
Judge Gamble, OF Yankton. and d. II.
Twomey, OF Fargo, are the most prominent
for president OF the council among the few
who have rot declined. They are both good
men.
Rev. J. }. Clifton, of Dakota City, has had
the misfortune OF so far losing his reason
that it has been deemed advisable BY MS
friends 10 eonine him in. the asylum al
Yankton.
Chamberlain Register. II. $. LOOMS, OF
the St. Paul GLOBE, is writing up the towns
along the Chicago, Milwaukee * 81. Paul
road. lie is bright man aud represents
good paper.
NiDnew.u.-or = bar-,,- a. n saas tbe s,..f,
approach OF the jamestown Northern. II Is
BOW only fifteen miles away. The citizens
have subscribed 81 800 10 build pier in the
lake for boats.
VIM. Thaw, % Pitisburg, Pa, who is
large land owner near Lisbon, has decided
that city forty acres, located on a high eleya-
ton with fine view, for u cemetery. Still.
very few seem anxious 10 occupy lots
in IL.
The Devils Lake papers foot up the i'm
provements aud buildings there since Jan
uary at Ss5, 900. Since August seven large
two story bricks have been erected. For 50
dull season this Is thought TO be a pretty
fair showing
In Moody county case Judge Palmer has
decided that license TO sell liquors must first
be obtained of the county commissioners
even If = city charter does leave 1t with the
council. Judge Smith in = Redfeld case took
the opposite view.
Returning boards are getting in fine work
in Dakota. Gettysburg had 100 majority for
the county seat OF Potter, but the papers say
that the board threw out thirteen out Of
nineteen towns, and gave the prize TO Forest
City. II was q little strong but had TO be
done.
The cruel war between the editors of the
two papers at La Moure is so far over that
they have had their photographs taken in q
group to send 10 New Orleans. Mclean, Of
the Progress, is a veteran journalist, having
been connected with leading dailies in the
east, aud is a good type Of the best Dakota
newspaper men.
In three or four counties where no election
was held this year it Is said that the commits
siOner appointed by the governor found ex-
euses for not holding one, in order 10 keep
themselves in office two years more. Some
urge that the legislature should order cleo
tons in the counties.
Col. J. D. Benton, one Of the leading
Democrats of Fargo, will leave the coming
week for CORTLAND, n. Y, to spend the |
LIS iCop CS1o W tAS hC" |
president, OF whom be Is an admirer, and If |
the latter should insist on his becoming |
marshal for north Dakota, he Will be likely to |
take the patriotic course.
Col. Towner, the eccentric capitalist and |
pioneer, is developing the new county Of !
MeHenry, which is as yet hardly known, ex-
cept by name. He is enlistiug Scotch cap |
italists, and says court house will be built !
this winter at point on the Mouse river, |
called Seuriss City. A postofice has been |
established and mail line is expected from |
Minnewaukon.
1t is said that applicants for this prize |
spoken of by the Chamberlain Register, have |
appeared, but there are charges of I'M
fairness, fraud and illegal voting; But now
comes the townsite proprietors of Dunseith. |
Rolette county, Offering the snug sum Of |
$500 for the first boy baby born in the town.
No girl babies need apply. Who says Dakota |
is not entitled TO the cake.
The Huron Times asks: Col Steele, OF |
Steele,a farmer himself, with extensive fields, |
seems TO be figuring for the leadership of the /
house members in the crusade against the |
evils of the grain trade. II he should hold |
the reins and direct practical legislation on |
this subject, what win become Of the Beadle |
county bill Of 400 pages which Is TO be intro |
duced on the first day of the session.
The Pierre papers state that Hon. J. J.
Kleiner, the Indiana member Of congress, |
while there recently, bought twenty-eight
lots and arranged to return after the session
of congress and begin the erection of an ex-
teusive linseed oil mill, and announced that |
be vas Dakota man in the future. He |
thought the climate would benefit the health |
of bis wife, and that Pierre was to be one Of
tbs foremost points. He is elected 10 the /
next congress and does not propose TO re-
sign, but will put in his best work at Wash
ington for Dakota