St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-25
Scandal at PipestOne.

Special to the Globe.
PIPESToNE. Mimi. Aug 24.-The So
ciety circle here is considerably excited over
an event made public by the calling upon
the strong arm of the law TO secure the
rights OF an eTring member of the little
flock. Miss GeTtie Green. a charming
Young miss who is still in her teens. claims
that she has accepted the attentions of
Harry Humble also minor, who has won
her love and secured the promise Of her
hand in marriage. Bright visions of a
happy future. pleasant home and the re-
sponsibIity of matrimony have been shat
tered. In a moment Of weakness the great
mistake was made, and Tie fact developed
that her idol was made Of very common
clay. His object accomplished mis- honor
was forgotten. \ paper was sworn 10 by
her in which Harry Humble is charged
with running her life Hearing Of the pro-
posed step for his arrest. young Humble
fed TO Iowa, but County Attorney Dean
and Sheriff Shepherd followed and succeeded
in capturing him. lie was returned to
Pipestone and placed under 81. 600 bail TO
appear on Friday next. when the case is to
come up before Judge Barnard. Great
interest is felt in the matter. and some
strange developments are expected.
DeyiI's Lake Coming Forward.
Special to the Globe.
DEVILS LAKE, Oak, Aug. 24.-The
financial strength Of this city is soon to re-
ceiye a substantial addition. a national
bank. with paid-up capital OF 500 900.
has been quietly organized and will be
ready for business in Z few days. The
stock in this banil viii be held principally
by }. y. HILL Congressman Strait of the
Third district. C. s ilurbert of Pillsbury
s. HUrlbeTt. and other weil-known gentle
men of great business ability and abundant
capital. These gentlemen. while holding a
controlling interest in the new institution,
have opened the subscription books To the
business men Of this city and the result is
that all the stock that was ior sale has been
taken by our own people. Among these is
Nj. A. O. Whlpple, the present register of
the land Office. who is TO assume the re-
SD0nsbilities of cashier Of the new bank.
There has been an
UNDERLINED RUAIOR
that this bank was to succeed the Bank Of
Devils Lake Il private bank now doing
business under the firm name of Stone Il
Corset. but this has been denied, as has
also the TumOr that this bank was not in as
prosperous a condition as It's propriet0rs
could wish. Notwithstanding, it is the gen
eral impression that the new venture viii
eventually succeed to the business of this,
the oldest bank in the city. Our other bank,
the North Shore bank, by Prescott IL Bur
nett. is recognized aS a solid institution
with a large amount of Scotch capital to
handle. and should the new bank prove to
be q genuine newcomer it viii he readily
seen that Devils Lake City haa made a
rapid stride toward the front as a financial
center. and III any event national bank,
backed by the men mentioned will be recog-
nized as one Of the most solid financial in
stitutions III the territory. The charter has
already been issued and every preliminary
arrangements made. and but a brief period
will elapse before the First National bank
OF Devils Lake will be in successful opera
ton.