St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-26
DAKOFA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special Telegrams September 25,to the st
Paul Globe.
northeastern Notes.

north Dakota this season. This has not
usually been the case.
The last report of the United States statis-
teal agent of Dakota, represents this years
crop as the best for four years.
A $50, 600 hotel is to be erected at the Hot
Springs in the Black Hills. When railroads
are built it viii no doubt be popular resort.
Several farmers who have shipped their
own wheat to market claim to have netted
four or five cents more than local dealers
pay.
W. c. Kiser, in Sphinx county, had 13O
acres of white flint corn that yielded sixty
bushels per acre, and as fine ears may be
found in Iowa.
Fairbanks Tribune: Work on the survey
of the I q D. railroad will be commenced at
Wolsey next Monday. The engineers expect
to reach Fairbanks about the middle of Oc-
tober.
W. T. Kemkamp,in Barnes county, certifies
that he raised ninety one bushels of Sas-
kstchewan wheat on two acres. The big
yields are all in small fields, and probably are
mainly due to more thorough tillage.
Geo. c. Min expressed at Bismark, disap-
pointment at the houses drawn by his com
pany in Dakota, so far on his trip to the
coast He has probably not more than paid
expenses. Comedy would pay better
TIE new stage line from Medora on the
Northern Pacific to the Black Hills, has com
menced operations with four coaches. The
distance is put at 1874 miles and the route is
claimed TO be the finest to reach that sec
ton.
1t would be very difficult task to exagger-
ate the size Of vegetables and root crops
grown in north Dakota The lovers of sour
krout would be happy over cabbages that
half I'll barrel, and other truck spread them
selves here as in few other sections.
Col. Lounsberry, Of the Bismarck Journal
has been presented by Raymond friends for
his gallant but forlorn services in their cause
q cabbage head weighing thirty-seven
pounds, and with q sold head four feet in
circumference. He uses it as paper weight.
This is one of the varieties of wild poultry
found in Barnes county as reported by the
B9seH: One day last week H. D. Messing
ham shot and killed two large birds that are
said 70 be storks. They were about six feet
high and all white except the tips of their
wings.
Call has issued for Democratic conven-
ton at jamestown, October s, to nominate
the six members Of the legislature. There
are fourteen counties in the district and a
vast territory. II is thought that by good
management portion of the ticket may be
elected.
Frank H. Fellows, the popular and gallant
paying clerk Of the First National bank, re-
Gently took a short furlough to visit at Lanes
ooro, Mimi, and surprised his host of friends
By returning this week with a bride, whose
appearance and winsome WAYS might account
for the capture of even less susceptible old
bachelor.
This statement by the DEVILS Lake Inter
Ocean is said TO have made business lively
for the livery stables by the young men who
wanted TO see that claim: Miss Anna Scott,
who has farm on the Big Coulee, proved up
this week. Miss Scott can play the piano,
set type or till The soil, and is withal gen
uine Dakota girl.
The first annual fair of the Agricultural
society of Turner county held the past week,
was a complete success in all respects. In
the baby department there was fine display
of products, including several pair of very
pretty twins. The older counties of the
south nearly all hold fairs this year. In the
north none are held as yet.
One point is believed TO be shown in north
Dakota this year, that is that it pays best to
limit the acreage in wheat to the amount
that can be put in the best manner, with the
ground in the most favorable condition. Il
is more profitable to grow thirty bushels on
100 acres than fifteen bushels on 200 acres.
That is self evident
The Democratic convention at Sioux Falls
October promises to have representation
frem nearly all the counties in the territory
1t will compare well in the standing Of It's
members with any body ever convened in
the territory. It's nominee for delegate may
not be elected, but in case Of democratic
administration at Washington he will have
good deal to say about the very large patron
age in the territory.
This leaves S1.31 to pay for hauling the
twenty bushels TO market, for sitting VI
10 watch for tornadoes and hail storms ant
for having good, healthy time generallv-iI
anticipation. This providing you get twent,
bushels. If you get but ten bushels you will
need So go to balance your pocket book
What is 10 be done, then! For one thing
raise some other crop The hard wheat Of
the north, where twenty or more bushels pc
acre were raised, and no tornadoes to watch
It is seen would pay fairly at that cost of pro
duction.
The Brookiugs Press has this notice Of on
of the characters of the north who will prob
ably be supported by both parties. He ha
been one of the big spokes in the North Da
kota wheel of politics: Hon Judson l.
Moure is the man the Pembiua people ex
Dect to send TO the territorial council whicl
Rill be no new place for Jud. No man il
Dakota is more utterly hated by his enemie
Or cordially liked by his friends. He ha
always money and brains on hand 10 bel
ais friends aud No. 10 boot TO kick hi
enemies.
The Northern Pacific win do well to TAX
this matter suggested by the jamestown -Ala
Into consideration; 1t is hoped that tn
Northern Pacific will do something for tn
people along the line this winter by maxim,
a reduction in freight rates on coal. Tn
fact that they are obliged 10 bring back hun
ireds Of empty cars from Duluth from wher
all the coal coming into this country /
shipped, ough. to have an influence on tn
rates charged. As it is now coal can
bought in almost any other town in Dakot
cheaper than at jamestown.
The Grand Forks Herald is the only pape
that has this version of an incident at Pierre
"The bold, bad Alex. from the Missou
walked into the Raymond headquarters snC
mounting desk, tried his profane and Of
scene buster Raymond was there, an
though he is not near match physically 10
such a gauut pirate as Alex he seized th
swaggerer by the legs and threw him dow
brawling into heap. 1t is said Alex. pickle
up his ungainlY form aud got out of tins
more speedily than elegantly.
Delegate RAYMOND will mass al his enc