St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-12
D0Eofn Netrslets.

Mandar has procured dynamite to use In
the Missouri river in case of an ice blockade.
Walsh county advertises for bids for the
erection Of a court house at Grafton, to cost
some $25, 900.
There has not been any blowing yet in the
north, as reported about Mitchell, but good
deal of wheat is being sown.
Service is held now in the Episcopal
church at Valley City, but Rev. Root has not
been allowed the sacrament.
Miss Litta Carpenter of Chicago is to hold
series Of spiritual seauces at Bismarck soon
after the legislature adjourns.
The Police Gazette and Police News are
things of the past, O'Brien's law having az
complished this much already.
The citizens of Forman in Sargent county,
Friday night, dedicated their very creditabe
school building with grand ball.
grand temperance rally will be held in
the basement of st. Mchaels church on
Thursday evening. A fine program has been
prepared.
Col. Tyner of the governors staff, few
days ago, mustered in the militia company
at Valley City and com plimented them as
splendid looking body.
An Indian coming into Canning the past
week saw wolf and run it down, securing
it alive, and brought it to town. There are
many wolves on the reservation.
The Chamberlain people are enthusiastic
over the success of their water works Atare-
fr,a Fr,r thah han IT
fine stream was thrown over 100 feet high.
Lower rates Of insurance are expected.
The opening of the Wiunebago and Crow
Creek reservations, east of the Missouri
river, has given Pierre aud that section quite
a little boom. 1t will not be many DAYS be d.
fore squatters claims will cover the whole of
the land.
Dell Rapids, in the Sioux Falls region, is
having = remarkable religious revival under
the direction of Rev. Anderson, who was
crowded out of pulpit at Rockford, H., on
account of his excessive zeal for the modern
st, John.
There is great satisfaction at Sioux Falls
and among the press generally over the ap-
poiutment of E, W. Caldwell of the Press for
auditor A banquet AMI general blowout
will BE- given him BY his friends on his re-
turn from Bismarck.
The Saltwater Polo club does not 90 70
Minneapolis to play the club of that CITY until
Monday evening, message having been re-
ceived that that club could not play on Fri
Siay evening, as the Winous club would be
there 70 play their return match.
The Democratic club at Fargo had quite
an enthusiastic meeting this week, and re-
solved to take the field at the coming city
election with party lines ~. It is a good
time to show their strength, and with Judi
eious selections they can make 4 sturdy fight
whether they elect or not
The Gray brothers have sent TO Iowa for
ffty carloads Of stock for their farms and
ranches in the Mouse and Upper James val
leys. They have demonstrated the complete
success Of cattle growing in North Dakota.
and claim that IT Is better than Montana and
has the advantage of being 500 miles nearer
market.
The Chamberlain Register says: Nosces
Benway. the Interpreter who accompanied
Geolozist Mills in his survey last summer.
tells of the discovery Of an eight to ten-foot
vein OF coal in the Morean countrv cropping
oct from bluff for more than s mile The
Official IMPORT Of this exploration and survey
IS lonSed forward to with great interest
The long expected entertain nent given BY
the broom brigade OF Fargo has been de-