St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-14
Fargo delegation reached home at 30 a. m.
delighted with the haunt.
DnEota NeacsIets.

Dalc0tG Neicstets.
By request of many hundreds of apprecia-
tive citizens Prof. Darcy is to give fourth
presentation of his famous drama ''Under
Which Flaga" at Fargo, April %, for the BEN
eft OF the cast, and jamestown and other
points are trying to secure visit from the
troupe. There is some intimation that the
Fargo company might be induced to present
it once at st. Paul and Minneapolis AL
though amateurs, the fact would hardly be
suspected except by trained critics. Prof.
Darcy is now quite local lion, and is be-
lieved large enough to spread out over the
country.
The Scranton Pioneer is a representative
of quite class of journals in the South that
do not take any stock in the state convention
project. 1t says: Not content to await con-
gressional action, these schemers, with the
aid of corrupt legislative sanction, propose
to try the scheme of boiling into the Union
unmasked and unsought, supplemented with
full and formidable array OF elected
United States senators and congressman, to-
gether with a full quota of state officials! A
nice state of affairs this, truly.
The Towner Tribune understands that the
Manitoba 81 Southwestern railroad now COM
pleted to Manitoba City, will be extended to
the vicinity of Whitewater lake this season,
coming down within four miles OF the l'a-
kota line near Turtle mountains. This will
furnish a new outlet for the extreme north.
The terminus of the road will be but seventy
miles north of Minuewaukan, the end OF the
Jamestown branch of the Northern Pacific to
be opened in few weeks. 1t is believed
connection will be made between these roads
at an early period.
The advance of large colony from Nor
gan county, West Virginia, has reached
Towner county.
In the most northerly counties of Dakota
some farmers commenced to SOW wheat in
March. That does not indicate nine months
of winter as some imagine they have up
there
G. S. Akin of the Dawson News diversifies
his labors with the care of 5000 sheep,
which bring in more profit than even the
newspaper.
Hon. D. NJ. Kelleher, the pioneer and lead
ing Democrat of jamestown, who has been
to Washington to assist in starting the ad-
ministration, warmly approves the appoint
ment of Pearson postmaster in New YORK,
but does not like to see Republicans or Mug
wumps kept in Office in Dakota. If the
president insists upon his serving as United
States marshal he will acquiesce.
The past week over one hundred cars OF
goods Of emigrants for Dakota parts passed
through Fargo on one of the railroads.
DR.. Crucial, a popular physician in Fargo,
has given up his practice for the season to
introdue patent device he has just per-
fected for sinking artesian wells.
The letters from the young ladies in the
states continue to pour into the Donan
bureau. Most of them are evidently from
the pens of educated and sensible persons
who would make good wives. Some of them,
however, chill the ardor of impecunious
young men by the intimation that their for
tunes are in their faces alone. Those who
can suggest ability to prove up on claim or
set up a house will be most mum erously
sought.
If the city council at jamestown persists
in requiring license of the roller skating
rink, the manager proposes to close it and
audience to skate on rollers.
The town site of st. George in La Moure
county has but one business house as yet,
but is likely to make quite town. The
Farmers club of Pomona valley organized a
strong club there last week. and that section
is filling up rapidly with fine class of set
tiers. Colonies have recently located in La
Moure from Columbia county, New York,
and York, Pennsylvania, with many more
coming.
The j. G. c., which means the Ladies'
Jolly Cooking club of Valley City, a few
days since ovated and fed Col. Richardson,
the member of the council and editor of the
Times, and he pronounces their culinary
efforts fit for king. They have done much
this winter to develop the artistic and cult
vate taste for domestic duties.