St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-16
DAKOTA NEWS.

The new militia company at Flaudreau has
scventy-twO members and is the strongest of
any organized.
In order to extinguish saloons at Vermil-
lion bill is to be passed prohibiting the sale
Of liquor within two miles Of the university.
religious revival Ia in progress at Valley
City, and it is proposed to put forth special
effort to reach the belligerent clergy Of tue
place.
The boys at Canning, in Hughes county,
lately went out hunting and brought in
seven deer. This fayorite game, however,
he shot FROM palace car doors.
The students at the Agricultural college at
Brookings issue a very crcditable college
Journal called the College Sbeaves, and ore
up to the average Of such publications in the
states.
The Pierre Recorder reports Delegate Ray
mond discussing numerous seeds in that
section and thinks all others who want to be
served should send him a postage stamp or
two, before March 1,
The broom brigade OF Fargo is attaining
great proficiency under the management 81
Capt Simingtou, and has received uumcr-
Gus recruits. The entertainment 20 be- given
about the lst OF Marcia promises 10 be a great
success.
The editor OF the Home, at Waterbury. is
postmaster, aud has confidence enough in
civil service protection to say: The man
who circulated the report that We were b. be
removed the 4th Of March next either will
fully lied or was decidedly ignorant
Major Picker, the eloquent leader and
champion OF woman suffrage, is regarded by
the ladies as the haudsnmest member Of the
house, aud they are all sending for his pho
toEraph. Il is believed that half AZ the babies
born in Dakota the next year viii be named
Picller.
There Is some CRU milling among those in
terested on account Of the frequent aud pro
tracted visits to Chicago ana the east Of
Bishop Walker, who was appointed the past
year. He is young aud unmarried. and
Valley City wants him TO quell its religious
row.
d. NJ Inmau. Of Yermilliou, a member OF
the Democratic territorial convention.
started for Washington the past week to join
the Dakota contingent. which proposes 10
stand By The new president like BODY guard
until the Dakota loaves and fishes are dis
pensed.
Some half dozen or more uewsnaner Of
fees In Dakota have been burned this winter.
among them the Grand Forks P.aindcalcr.
Lisbon Clipper. Nj Vernon Gazette. and
Tower City Herald. There are none me an
enough 20 suppose that the question Of NOR
atty has any Illustration IL them.
Nearly all the papers west Of the Missouri
river favor division north and south instead
Of toe forty-sixth parallel. They think one
state should be admitted east Of the river.
but the section west viii not be ready for
Seversl wears TIE Bismarck interest will
strongly oppose this, as it Will require
change OF the capital
There Is 4 great deal Of competition for the
positions 70 be filed by the governor, such -
attorney general. auditor. treasurer. supcrin-
'endent Of public instruction, etc, all Of
whom hold two wears. They are al dcsir-
able positions, aud '-only Republicans need
apply Il is thought Col. Tyuer viii Be-. au-
pointed commissioner OF immigration. Tie Is
not a. ali confident q holding bis yostofiice
Senator Eugene Hale. OF Maine, who was
one Of the Republicans who didn't want 10
Jet Dakota in year or two SGD. now thinks
better Of Il aud IS making Investments One
Of The coal mining claims stakeG d1t in Dav
county, near Britton, : iu his name. some
ofths shafts shaking have s,r1cS slate. aud
there Is increasing confidence that good
quality 81 coal viii SOFA be found. n that
proves 20 - the case b viN give that section
lively boom Numerous strong Gonna
mics have been formed and is : proposed 70
ofer Seuator Vest an interest in them. Prob
aoiy Col Donaa viii make TIE presentation
address,