St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-18
they paid some of their bills. Many, how
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they paid some of their bills Many, how
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eled.
A. J. Lapham, a prominent and prosperous
citizen OF Winona, on the Missouri river, adj
vertises in the local papers for wife, and
only stipulates that she must not be over 40,
have at least $500 and some furniture and no
manageable daughters. He doesn't want
young fellows fooling around burning his
coal. But he admits that he has seen sixty
summers, and is in the winter of discomfort,
matrimonially speaking.
Rev. Mr.. Walton, the Wadena pastor who
was not long since tried and convicted at
Wadena OF committing an outrage upon the
person of child who was working in his
famlly, Is canvassing for an endowment as
soclatlon, and finds that his record is known.
he alleges that 1t was q scheme, and the
saloon men offered the father of the girl
$1,000 to bring the charges. He is to be
given new trial.
Judge Mcconnell is kept on the run all the
time, trying to hold courts enough to catch
up with the business in his immense district.
he could not ever get time to go to Indiana
with his wife recently to a family wedding
There Is work enough in the district for two
judges, and effort will be made to secure an
other from congress, if state movement is
not hopeful.
The eccentric Denny Hannafin had under
taken Il mission to erect a monument at Bis
Huntley. He says that none shall contribute
to the fund who do not play straight games.
He designs to have cut in the stone a repre-
sentatiOn of himself and Huntley engaged in
their favorite game of poker.
The Ladies' Aid society at Webster in Day
county, last Friday night made a good start
toward undermining the Bachelors club by
entertaining them with an elegant supper.
They understand the way to touch the hearts
of the bachelors, who pride themselves upon
their invulnerability.
Mr.. Bannan, who was not long since ap-
pointed deputy collector of customs at Bot
tineau, on the Manitoba border, has returned
to his former home at Brainerd, Mimi, and
says he was bounced because he belonged to
a Blaine club last year. He says he will clear
his skirts and seek the appointment again.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean has informa-
ton it believes to be reliable that the Mani
toba road will go beyond that point next
season, probably west and toward the Turtle
mountains. If so it will direct a large tide
of emigration to that region.
The Eagle at Wheatland, in Cass county,
has been classed as Republican. but since
Mr.. Bitton, the versatile editor, has been ap-
pointed postmaster the mistake is palpable-
A postoffice in Dakota quickly disperses Re-
publican fogs about one.
AS an instance to show the adaptation of
the Missouri slope to sheep growing the case
of M. G. Caddell near Mandan is in point
He started in two years ago with $3.50 and
now has $627 in cash and 81, 125 worth of
sheep on hand.
The Darlington Congregational is indebted
to parties in the East for means to perfect
its internal economy. Cooperstown is to have
a church of that denomination completed
within few weeks at cost of $4,000.
The first shipment Of cattle from Mime
waukan was 1876 head from the Mouse River
ranch of the Gray Bros. last week. 1t will
be quite point for such shipments soon.
R. D. Cowan has held Office in Tower county
long enough to enable him to go to st. Paul
and spend the winter studying medicine He
will return a full-orbed doctor.
The Northwestern railroad has laid out a
new town called KakOnda on its branch Just
being completed between Yankton and Cen
terville.
Minnewaukan will have its preaching this
winter done in the waiting-room of the rail-
road depot,as the school-house is not convent
ent
There has been no snow in the Mouse river
stock regions as yet. and it is claimed that
they are superior to the Montana ranges.
County Surveyor Hull in Cavalier county
last week shot and killed two black bears and
an elk on his farm.
Quite a German colony with Clydesdale
horses have settled in the Devils lake region
recently.
Hon. Bartlett Trip has gone East, and it is
believed he will return as chief Justice of Da-
kota.
The village of White, in Brookings county,
foots up over $4,000 of improvements for the
year.