St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-10
DAKOTA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms October 9, to the St.
Paul Globe.
North,neste,.,, Nn.es

Dell Rapids promises large patronage to any
one who will build roller skating rink
The stages the new line from Medora to the
Black Hills leave Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days and make quick trips
The college at Iankton starts off with sixty
pupils, and the people not extravagsnt in
looking for very successful future for it.
Gov. John A. Burbank, who was married with
the Quaker ceremony at Richmond, Ind, is
spending his honeymoon at Springfield, Oak.
The Metropolitan, the new first class hotel at
jamestown, was opened to the public on the Sth.
II Is one of the best and finest houses in the
city.
Dakota Free Press: ''People along the line of
the Dakota Central are kicking like Texas steers
against monopoly OF the coal business which
they claim exists there.
The family that came on from New York on
foot reached Redfeld last week in good condi-
ton and health. They were about five months on
the road and will add to the population of Da-
kota
kimball one Of the most promising towns in
Beuel, recently narrowly escaped most disast-
rous fire, and has since organized hook and
ladder company. The lack of water, however is
still serious matter.
In one Of the towns of Aurora county the peo-
avoid it, and have posted this notice: "Any per-
son caught setting out or lighting fire in Center
township will be hung from the nearest house,
The Sioux Falls Fres8 says: Anybody having
photograph of any thing in Dakota is invited
to either donate or loan the same for the purpose
of the exhibit at New Orleaus." The photo
graphs of some Of the people will be no great
attraction abroad.
The Henry Eagle notes one farmer in that Vi
clnlty who has raised crop of peanuts There
are few things that cannot be grown somewhere
n the territory The largest and most unproft-
able crop this season is the crop of politicians
No failure anywhere is reported.
There Is probably no county in Dakota in
"nlch there are so many saloons, or so little
sympathy with the prohibitory movements, Us in
Cass and yet the candidates nominated by the
hepubhcaus Wednesday are both extreme men
on the temperance question, and have been active
workers In sumptuary efforts. There is naturally
good deal OF dissatisfaction with them, and it
would be easy for the Democrats to effect q com
bination with boilers and independents and
carry The county. There some indications
that this may be done.
Several parties have made good things for
themselves by visiting towns in the Red River
valley and north Dakota and writing them up
for Chicago papers, getting pay in advance from
the business men. A column in the Times last
Saturday is said by the Fergus Falls papers to
have cost that place $500, and the local papers
say 1t is full of errors and the subscribers are
not at all pleased with their investment. The
regular history of the country and all its move
ments given III the local and St. Paul papers
winch circulate in this region is worth far more
imam these special write ups for foreign Sheets
Ttis is becoming understood