St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-22
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Ancient Order Of DrHids-
II is claimed that the soldiers in the Recfeld
war shoald have pensions
The cold Manitoba wave eansed Eve marriages
at Bsfhgste 10 the north in one week
snide ches2 shows don't pay al the towns in
North Dakota tails yes-- Several have gone 70
pieces lately.
Any report thst the farmers in Dakota have
been blowing the past week may be set down as
deficient IN any element OF veraeity-
a coal shaft Is down sixty feet az Britton in
Day county. and there IS q Tuz1or Of seven foo
vein Of coal. bat ii needs confirmation badly
The Good Templars have added l,SOS to their
numbers in Dakota the past year They do not
allow 5erveages stronger than sweet cider
The numher of Democrats in the coming legis-
lature has already increased from one TO five and
win probably be doubled before the session
ends.
Nearly all the merchants in Fargo have this
season adopted the strictly cash system. and most
Of them are surprised TO find how little falling on
there IL in their sales
There is almost coal famine at Helena Hard
coal sells at SIS ton. and soft $3.50, Il Il
claimed that the soft Goa, found near Bozenaa
should not be over g or $3.50.
- - AllEl4lcl AlAL tlAc cAoAA ais f-~r "---
support the next administration If there is nc
change in the posto.iee, Of which the editor is
the he I'd II Is one OF the leading Republican
dailiss south.
The people OF Minnewankan are indignant.
The track layers cane. within sight on the
jamestown Extension and then stopped work.
claiEilg that the weather was TOO cold, and VII
not probably resume I'll spring
The Back Hills J0Hraai ssys:"It Is an old
saying that gambling IS sign Of prosperous
times. II this be true. Rapid City must indeed
be prosperous. There has been large influx Of
knights Of the round table within the past
month OF two
An niinois visitor touches chord in the heart
Of TIE editor Of the Springfield Ts1s<s IN this way
He Is well pleased with the country. Before he
left Illinois slsighing was good there, and he is
considerably surprised TO see the farmers plow-
ing In the leld-, As they are here.
The Helena Herald has a good word for the
cowboy: I; may serve somebody's purpose to
represent the cowboy as worse than q savage,
oHi that l. Dot their character in Montana. On
the contrary. they are among our most sober and
law abiding citizens, terror only to evil-doers.
The people IN Dakota ami Montana are en-
thusiastic for the provision OF the interstate
commerce bill TIA: restricts railroad tariff to
one 10 Two, and N some cases three cents per
mile. II passed by Democratic congress IL win
strengthen the party In sll the territories.
Hon. Barney Caulaeld, was Democratic con-
gresham rom Chicago, and the Black Hills
Journal says: at Is not with any diSsatisfae-
ton that the people Of the hills learn that the
gentleman Is apt to stand very well with Presi-
dent Cleveland administration, and will be able
10 WELD powerful influence In that part OF the
country
The Pierre Recorder says OF game birds In that
section: In the vicinity OF Fort sully this game
has been unusually abundant, and IL Il estimated
that since the 18th Of Augrst last, fully 5000
birds have been slaughtered by the inhabitants
living near that post. The best record we have
yet heard OF has been made by Col. Dodge and
servant, OF Fort Sally. who have, since the sea-
son opened, killed Ca grouse.
Since the display Of poultry over the election
and the remarkable invoice OF ROSTERS received
by Attorney Boyeson. the interest in the domes-
tic fowls IN Fargo has developed into the North.
western Poultry association, with a chicken fair
to be held the last TWO days Of the year Col
Morton Is training some OF his domestic ROSTERS
to display his teaching in a musical and terpsi-
ehoTean way.
The most brilliant wedding fete ever known In
jamestown, was at the nnpitals OF Miss Lizzie
WEBS, the bright and lovely daughter Of Hon. e.
P. Wells. the wealthy capitalist. banker, town
site owner, as well as railroad man. John
Matsonwas the lseky young fellow, and the pub
NC ceremony took place In the PRESBYTERIAN
church wednesday evening. The reception az
the residence Of the brides parents was joyous
affair, and possessed OF every feature that wealth
and art could bring together.
The Fargo business men are an honorable
high-toned class. They sympathize with mis-.
fortune but detest fraud and trickery-that Is as
class. Hence they are mortified and indignant
over the alleged course of well known firm in
making an assignment in the midst OF a good
holiday trade. and eonfessedly without any
claims pressing. II Is believed they have their
pockets well filed and will claim most OF the rest
under the liberal exemption law. 1t Is alleged that
one OF the members of the firm admits having
played the same role in another section. The
merchants Of Fargo have had a much better
holiday trade than they expected snG are feeling
IN good spirits,