St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-06

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Pierre expects to have street cars to its
cemetery next year.
There have been two or three fire alarms
in Fargo the past week, but the fires did lit
tie damage.
a beaver weighing fifty pounds was cap
county, last week,
An artesian well at Hurley, only twenty
three feet deep, spouts stream Of water four
feet above the surface of the ground
In SuIly, Hughes and other central eoun-
ties farmers were blowing as late as the last
week in November. This was somewhat IN
usual
The warehouses at Pierre are crowded
with Black Hills freight, the river not being
frozen enough to cross Cd the ice, and too
much for boats.
Some of those interested in the growth Of
fruit and forest trees will meet at Huron,
December is, to organize Dakota hOrticul
tural and Forestry association.
In some OF the rural villages tie young
ladies have adopted the style of black
stocking on one leg and red one on the
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The Plankinton Press says: The eastern
editors who are bowling against Dakota will
please note that farmers were blowing in
Aurora county on the 9th of November,
1884.
New breweries are being erected or the old
ones greatly enlarged at Bismarck, James
town, Grand Forks, Fargo and other points
in the north. The demand for the beverage
Is increasing.
The Bismarck Blade objects to having
whisky, at least by that name, sold in the
restaurant in the basement of the capitol
Cold tea and lemonade with stick in it,
however, will pass.
John Dilley and Hattie DiIiey, who were
captured in Wisconsin, charged with the
murder Of the old bachelor in Dicey county,
have been taken to jamestown for custody
until the term of court meets.
Major Butts, the Lisbon rustler. ex-con-
gresham and widower, states that be is
available if any widow, fair, fat aud forty, will
take advantage of leap year privileges.
Letters may be sent 10 the care OF IL. 5. Har-
court, Lisbon.
Bismarck will feel reeonciled to the situa-
tion If the legislature insists upon making
F. A. Williams, its very capable aud popular
citizen, speaker Of the house. As a matter
OF delieacY, however, it viii not press his
name in case votes cannot be secured for
him.
Major c. w. Darling, alderman, and one
Of the most extensive land and city property
owners, on Thursday evening was married
~ Miss NJ. E. Rolph, lady Of rare culture
and accomplishments recently returned from
tour in Europe. They at once repaired to
their elegant residence on Eighth street.
Most of the members of the legislative
council have already declined to be elected
presiding officer. Some of them have pub
lished cards, intimating a purpose to bottle
them up in the big chair, when they were in
very little danger Of being elected. Col.
Richardson, being a newspaper man and 8
man of works rather than words, would make
an admirable chairman.
More than usual interest will be taken in
the coming session Of the legislature on ac.
count of the character of the legislation de-
sired, and it is urged by the papers that
provision be made for the publication of a
daily reeord'Of the proceedings, comprising
everything but the speeches. the enterprise
OF the Bismarck papers will no doubt make
it needless expense. Very full reports will
be sent out to other papers
In Douglas county, LeCocq, one of the
commissioners, has been arrested charged
With tampering with the election returns
counting out one Of the officers elected. On
the other hand this statement from the Ham
lin Times shows that there are some gooc
men among Dakota politicians. A remark
able coincidence in the Sixth legislative dis
trict is that the two cUuncilmen are Presby-
terians, and tue four representatives art
MethOdists, aud all are strong advocates Of
temperance.