St. Paul daily globe., 1884-11-07
DAKOFA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
TO the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special Telegrans November s.tO The St
Panl Globe.
Nor,h,re.tern No.es-


Hay sells at s16 ton IN Deadwood; not
the best either.
The fruit crop in the southern counties
has turned out exceedingly well.
AT Ipswich the boys painted the town red
over the results of the local election.
A passenger rate Of sl10 for the round
trip from Helena 10 New Orleans has been
announced good for six months
Col. Wilson, the Democratic candidate for
delegate, stopped in Fargo to hear the
election returns, but left when the color got
cloudy.
A. r. Campbell, one Of the most esteemed
citizens OF Redfcld, died suddenly last week.
aged twenty-seven. The Rifles turned out
in uniform to the burial.
Pembina ExprsE Yesterday Messrs. L.
E. Booker, E. X. Cavileer and Frank
Thomas made trip twelve miles east of St.
Vincent and ran into rabbits nest where
they killed los rabits and eighteen patridges
in less than an hour.
The Kimbell Graphie perpetrates this at
the expense OF some patties in this vicinity:
when was a boy" remarked an eastern
man 10 US the other day, ''my mother used
20 tell me that all liars went to HI. Now it's
different; they go % Dakota 10 raise wheat"
Operations have commenced at Ipswich
on the arteslan well It is expected 10 be
completed in two months, and not go deeper
than 1000 feet. A good supply of water has
been obtained ct Groton aud Aberdeen, and
little doubt is felt that Ipswich viii be equally
fortunate.
The new town OF Clear Lake In Deuel.
county just plated on the extension Of the
BIC. q MR., already has large eight page
paper, the Advocate, and several buildings
have been started. The syndicate that own
it are intending to push 1t next season. II
has good location, on the banks of nice
lake and a fine country. Probably a second
paper will be started as soon as q few houses
Src built.
The Keystone Commercial was not wide Of
the fact in this. The alleged Democratic
legislative convention at Fargo, was not a
Democratic convention at all, but conven-
ton OF klckers sailing under the Democratic
name. Nearly all the candidates are sore
head Republicans, who were not able TO con-
troll the legulsr Republican convention and
have bolted the nominations made on the
Sth of October.
The vote for Wilson, for congress, in
North Dakota is no criterion OF the political
strength of parties. Taking Cass county as
an illustration, the Democrats had no sign Of
organization. AT most of the voting places
there was DO Democratic ballot to be had,
the Democrats running for local Offices were
all on tickets headed Republican, and those
who voted for Wilson generally wrote his
name out Of personal compliment. There is
disposition to hereafter put up the party
colCrs and stand 10 them.
It was a noticeable fact in Fargo the night
Of the election that IN all the numerous
crowds gathered to hear the returns, aud at
sne theaters where the telegraphs were read,
the applause was quite as extensive aud en-
thusiastie over the Cleveland as over the
Blaine votes, showing that Democrats were
about as numerous as Republicans, and yet
at the election there was more than scat
tering vote for the Democratic congressman.
None of them had any personal preference
for the Republican congressman and vet
they voted for him. This is one Of the pecu-
liar features OF Dakota politics.