St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-03
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The G. a. r. post at Valley City has about
fifty members, and it is expected 1t will be-
come the strongest post in the territory.
The water from the -thousand-feet-
deep artesian well at Ipswich is so hot that it
is not palatable to drink without ice
The grand chapter and grand lodge of
Masons are to meet at Fargo in June. The
wonted hospitality Of the city will be ex-
tended.
Midtown and Hutchinson county to the
south, has made up purse and is boring for
coal. Experts from the East have been Sc
cured to manage it.
An effort is being made to establish tele-
phone line from Fargo to Sheldon, some
thirty miles, with connections with numer-
Gus bonanza farms on the route.
Representative Huetson, who made his
mark-seYeral Of them-in the legislature,
is looking for a location for colony of sew
enty-fye families in Campbell county.
The Ashton papers want it distinctly un-
derstood, especially at Redfeld, that the
capital of that warlike province is at Ashton,
and the ''cruel war is over" till next year.
The appointment of Morris Taylor of the
Yankton Herald as surveyor general is looked
for as soon as Gen. Fessenden's term ex-
pires in April, and no opposition to Taylor is
known.
The Democrats last week completed the
Organization of a club at Roscoe in Edmunds
county. They favor Ziebach for governor
and do not 90 back of the last election for
political records.
1t is generally insisted by the papers that
Pierre owes it to its reputation to repudiate
the reported action of Il cemetery association
there in rendering Gov. Pierce a lot and in
yting its early occupation.
Cal. Uline, one of the pioneers and chiefs
of the DEVILS Lakers, has just returned from
n visit to President Cleveland, and says there
is no use in crowding. The president will
take his own time to fill the positions.
The Yankton Outlook claims to have the
promise of Democrats that the territory shall
be divided next winter. Promises Of that
sort without bonds signed by the party
leaders in congress will not DO to count on.
Judge Edgerton sentenced a man to four
years in the pententary for stealing Bibles
the distribution OF the Scriptures In that way.
He, however, suggested that the man be al
lowed 10 retain one of them.
one day the past week there were five we'd
dings at Valley City. The Democrat under
stands that the home girls are trying to
crowd matters before the country is flooded
with competitors from the states brought out
low the DOMAIN bureau.
Hardly Dakota paper can be taken up
that does not contain mention of the return
of parties from the states with wives gathered
in the efforts of the winter 4 young man
who returns alone is supposed to have failed
to find one willing to have him.
John Mitchell has come out from Illinois
this spring and secured n section Of land in
Aurora county, all Of which he will put in cul-
tivation, using a steam gang pillow. He thinks
he will have much better and more profit
able farm than he had in Illinois at but q
third of the cost, He is one OF a great
number.
paper has again been started at Key
stone in Dickey county, the Optic It is a
bright, interesting sheet. It is puzzle how
a genuine newspaper can live in town of
100 peoplc-with no land notices good
deal of blooded stock is being shipped to
that section from Illinois.
The board constructed by the legislature
and governor to protect the interests OF the
people in railroad and elevator matters will
meet in Fargo tomorrow to organize. There
are numerous aspirauts for secretary. Posi-
tons in connection with it are much sought
rrt. f.. fl a..
lines besides useful openings.
The county seat fight in Bon Homme is
red hot. The vote is to be taken next Tues
day. scotland and Tyudau are the main as
piraEts. the former offering $4,000 in cash
and lots valued at ST. 200, and Scotland about
double the amount Bon Homme also has
claims, but is not regarded as much in the
fight,
The committee Of the Aberdeen presby-
terry, which comprises seventeen counties
south Of the forty-sixth parallel. advertises
for bids for The location OF 4 PRESBYTERIAN
college Most Of the prominent towns offer
Inducements There viii be no lack OF the
higher educational institutions, even If tue
governor did veto batch of them. If there
Is demand FOR them they viii come without
state sid.
The Duluth, Fargo X Black Hills railroad
holds its annual meeting at Fargo next
Monday. The presidea. win report few
miles OF the line graded, and Il Is possible
that al effort wil Dc made 10 iron s section
Of forty o. ifty miles this year - : basis for
selling bonds. There i confidence among
thc officers that the road sill eventually be
completed, but The auEuFies are not quite
suspicious for much railroad construction
this year.
For some reason Attorney GeuesaI Brewster
dismissed the suits against those vho have
been uuiavtully using the school sections.
involving very large claims for damages. bit
Gen. Campbell has revived the matter. and
The Dakota Outlook SAYS: The United States
attorney has Just received instruction from
Attorney General Garland TO prosecute Wig
oTously az persons who are guilty Of land