St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-22
DAKOHA& MONTANA
Collected and Forwarded by Telegraph
to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms January p. to the St
Panl Globe
North,restern Votes.


Northeastern Notes.
Rev. Mr.. Kelly, the Catholic pastor at
Springfield, has gone east to raise funds to
establiss parochial schools in Dakota.
At the Methodist Episcopal revival at Yer
million there have been numerous CONVEX
sions AKA twenty-six have joined the church.
The old settlers in Clay county have an
organization, and celebrated the anniversary
of the battle of New Orleans with a reunion
and the inevitable dance.
There is strong opposition in the north to
the creation OF new land district in the
Turtle mountains. It is not specially needed,
except for the benefit Of Dunseith.
The Young and talented editor OF the Cas-
selton Courier, who is commonly referred to
as the Ella Wheeler Of the north, advertises
for wife. Red haired young ladies under
forty will do well 10 apply.
Hon. II. NJ. Day, Of Springfield, member
of the Democratic national committee, has
fastened his departure east ON account Of the
information received. OF course he will
drop in upon parties at Albany.
The editor Of the Reaielc in Clark county,
in the south, lately bought and distributed
among the farmers a car of No. hard wheat
for seed. It is believed or hoped that 1t can
be successfully grown 10 that section.
Bishop Walker has rented Delegate Ray
mond's residence in Fargo for year, which
is regarded as settling the question as 10
which point in his field he will make his
headquarters. He has gone east to spend a
month or two.
Albert Lowell, of Huron, has returned
nd fhat Danpla in ILL.,
nois plain Of hard mes more than they
do here, and that he knows Of number Of
families who will come to this section OF
country in the spring.
Bud Taylor. the editor Of the Yankton
Herald, the oldest Democratic paper in the
territory, has gone east to see Mr.. Cleveland
and aid him in filing Dakota positions. He
merits recognition, If any man does, for his
servjsss to his party and the territory.
Bur0ank, in Clay, is IN a ferment over
scandal in the highest social scale. The man,
who has been active In religious and public
enterk ises has been held TO $500 bail for
seduction, aud q suit for bastardy will also be
had. The lady Is quite pretty, and has
had a reputation like that OF Cesar's good
wife.
Sam Reed, the ex-Illinois editor and states
man at Blunt, gives his opinion as a scien-
list that walnuts will not grow in Dakota as
the ground is too hard for the tap roots 10
grow down sufficient depth, but Major Butts
st Lisbon, has several thousand trees two
years old doing finely, he says.
II is reported that the Portland Inter Ocean,
in Trail county, will move to Colorado and
come out for Democracy. The new papers
are almost without exception Democratic.
The Hillsboro Banner, which is Republican,
thinks that a vote Of the north now would
show an astonishing increase in the Demo
cratic strength.
The Grand Forks Herald Is IN error In sup
posing that Hon. J. L. Wilson manifested
any discourtrsy to the Democrats OF Fargo,
or that the allusion IN this department 10 his
passage through the city bore that construc
ton He had fallen behind bis schedule q
day OF two. and could not stop as he had ex-
pected. The only parties who sat up to in
tervlew him were Office seekers, and they
were not losing sleep out Of courtesy to him,
but to get IN work for themselves. Mr.. Viii
son is grateful To those who did support him,
and bias many warm friends in the north US
well as south.
Parties of scientific and business attain
mcnts have been sent out by large syndieates
in Sc, tland TO Dakota, TO silt thoroughly the
claims presented in behalf Of the country,
with a view to satisfy themselves that II is q
safe region to invest capital Special attcu-
ton at present is being given to the hard
wheat belt, aud great mass Of information
Is being gathered, covering climate, soil anC
the possibilities Of the country, and the tru,
value Of It's quality Of wheat. Those who
have given the matter attention are conf
dent the reliable facts obtained will fully
satisfy the Scottish parties and result in yer,
heavy investments.
The quarrel between the two oldest fir
companies in Fargo, aud the city council
which has caused the latter TO abolish tn
companies, is greatly regretted By the citizen
generally. and there are apprehensIons o
serious trouble from II. There is such al
amount OF hot aud tad blood over it that th
efficiency Of the fire department is likely {
be impaired. II is believed that there ha
been laundering and obstnancy in certail
quarters that are far from iustitable, and
will be u long time before the goose hang
high. II is probable that II will furnish al
diuonablc evidence at Washington Of III
factiouSness OF the people aud the need {
longer territorial probation.
One OF the most absurd notions thrown on
by narrowed viewed people Is that something
might be gained by forming state govern
meut. aud electlng two Democrats as Uuitc,
States senators. The Republican majority 4
the senate would not admit them; fact az
parent to every intelligent person. II hk
the average politician, IL given seats. the
would turn Republican 20 secure re election
Ii one Democrat from away back could b
sent E0r the long term, vita one Republican
there might be some policy in il, but II
county seat troubles aud capital movers wi
furuisscapitsl enough to the opponents G
admission 10 kill any effort Of that kind tn
winter.