St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-25
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms November "a, to the 81
Paul GLOBE.
North,rcrfc1.n Nn.es

No1fhW~Sfcrn Notes.
The HurOnite now runs its presses by water
power furnished them by the new water
works there.
The Mandan Pioneer has the prediction
that the Bismarck land office will be removed
to Mandan early in the coming spring.
Col. DOMAIN will specially represent the
interests OF the Milwaukee railroad At Nev
Orleans, with north Dakota always in mind.
The Manitoba wave, which sent the ther-
mometers twenty below zero Sunday morn
ing. was the first real chunk of winter in this
latitude.
a "ahpeton man is training an Indian
quartette, two sqnaws and two bucks, TO
great efficiency on roller skates, with view
70 tour OF tue states.
The postmaster at Sanborn has looked I'D
his record and finds that he has been a Dem
ocrat for twenty years. Records of that sort
command premium in Dakota now
jamestown, Lisbon and Grand Forks. as
well as Fargo, have suffered severely by fire
recently. The one at Lisbon had the sad
feature OF loss of life, as reported by tele-
graph.
six months been filing the double role of run
ming his paper and holding down a claim
thirty-dve miles away. He viii now prove
up and be a bonanza rancher.
Pretty nearly every town in Dakota has
celebrated the great Democratic victory, and
yet many of them did not cast a single Dem
ocratic vote at the election, and few of them
more than handful. They worship the
rising sun.
The government, through the agency of
Attorney Campbell, has brought suit for
$4,000 against McBan 81 Co., for taking
granite from a school section near Dell
Rapids in the south. The case will be tried
at Yankton.
DEVILS Lake City is putting up first class
buildings in place of the structures burned.
They are TWO stories, Milwaukee brick, and
show substantial prosperity. That is the dis
tnguishiug point for vast scope of country
north and west that viii fill rapidly.
j. NJ. Tuohy, the night editor of the Argus
has gone to the st. Peter neighborhood in
Minnesota to spend 4 few weeks recreating
among early friends. There is apprehen-
sion among some OF the young ladies' of
Fargo that he will not return alone.
in which the commissioners don't grant
license to sell Intoxicating liquors. They
are the counties of Sphinx. Kingsbury. .Jer-
auld, Charles Mix, Sully, Mcpherson, Clark,
Faulk, Union, Buffalo and Potter.
President Eddy, of the First National
bank, and President Sargent, of the Fargo
Southern, arc actively urging the immediate
commencement of the erection of large
first class hotel. 1t will probably be called
the Eddy house, and not long delayed.
There is perhaps no point in south Dakota
with more promising outlook that Sioux
Falls. The ArguS says: Every week, almost
every dav, wealthy capitalists visit Sioux
Falls and look Dakota over with a view to
investing. Another railroad will bring sew
eral wholesale houses here Immediately.
Hon. Jud La Moure, in the Prmbna dis
trct, was the only one of the old managers
and pioneer settlers who was defeated for
Office in the north. as supposed, and at the
tiual round up even lie was counted in,
elected to the council. 1t required the
throwing out of two towns to do it, but he is
Of the Alex Mckenzie stripe, that always
gets there somehow.
Chas. A Baliach, Of Darlington, had dog
stolen which he valued greatly Getting
trail of the parties who had taken it, he had
warrant issued aud two deputy sheriffs
sworn in. and started on q journey of 200
miles to the Canadian frontier with instruc-
tons 10 bring back the dog and the costs of
the expedition, or the parties who took tue
animal. They had not returned at last ac-
counts.
Quite a number of the Democrats of Fargo
Saturday night held meeting at Col Nor
toms office and organized permanent club
A full corps of officers was nomin ated, to be
submitted to future meeting for acceptance
1t is designed as a nucleus or working force
to effect the organ cation OF the party through
north Dakota. 1t is the purpose to draw the
party lines hereafter and show the country
that there really is live and vigorous Dem
Ocratic party in Dakota. The question of
admission as state will be one of the lead
ing topics for consideration, and it is be-
lieved that influence can be had upon the
party at Washington. The impression that
DR.. Robertson, in his winter sojourn at
Washington, will act the representative of
the club, is not confirmed.