St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-22

Williams OF WATERFOWL, Mai. Edwards,
George Walsh. Slick Aeck and host OF
others In North Dakota; Ordway Johnson,
Judge Drake. Frans Pettigrew, n. C. Nash,
81 Id genus Omne all over the territory have
their rods up and fondly anticipating the
grateful thrill OF the congressional lightning.
Besides the above there are several Old-timers
whose rods arc somewhat battered, bat not
entirely useless.
Campbell county. on tho Missouri river. is
eighty mi = from railroad ana has 100000
acres OF good government land yet untakeu.
Although 50 remote, IL has growing pOpu-
lltiOn and its residents are from the cultured
and intelligent classes main y. Among those
holding the plOw. for instance. are a late
prominent merchant from Wisconsin, pro-
fess>r from wUi-knOwn college south,
daStor from an Illinois City. 4 son of one OF
the wealthiest merchants OF Dubuque,
lawyer from MINI sofa, ami many otler
PROBES iJnGl men W.iO drive the pillow aud live
i'm sacks. I'll q, COUNT, however, is not
peculiar except IN being more remote from
Il irO1ds than most sections. With such
populations, I not surprising that the
newest sections Save drst-class society, and
schools rs soon rs there Is ANY material for
them. They bald thrifty communities, and
are not long withOt raIlrcals.
j. c. Murphy, the attorney from Aurora,
H., still holds On as assistant United States
district attorney for Dakota. Probably the
fact that his salary Is but 81 600 has kept out
any very urgent seeking OF the Office by Dem
Ccrsiic attorneys. who can seyerally make
more at their practice. Mr.. Murphy last year
distinguished himself at b use ball, and in case
OF his removal 1t is thought he Will join
professional club.
The wedding festivities of William Nolan
and Mary HoIutz 1T White Lake had notable
features. The groom was native OF Ireland
aud the bride of Germany. There were $50
guests invited. The popular national melo-
a on Tff.
Wearing OF the Green" THE Bonn Blue
Fling and star Spaugled Banner" were rem
dered in five different languages-Gcrnan
Irish. French. United States and Norwe giaa.
the Catholic order OF sisters is doing effec-
tive work in the way of establishing institu-
tons in Dakota. Tney have an academy uu-
der way Ut Grand Forks, one in success full
operation at Fargo aud Il hospital in pros
pect, with school at bismarck and one at
Mitchell in early prospect win others ut diff
ferent points. and Indian schools.
The school authorities ut Yankton have
adopted the rather novel course of teaching
the history o the country Y Cral methods
old soldiers appearing in tle schools telling
the story OF the Rebellion rs they viewed il
The written sketches prepared by W. s.
Bowen, private, now editor, are admirable
and have historical value.
An agricu. Iral society has been organized
in Boittneau county on the frontier OF civii-
cation. mostly west OF the Turtle monrtains
aud there is society enough there 10 carry on
progressive euchre and talk of having Il
preacher. There Is great deal of poplar
lumber in the mountains and "a mill or two
have been erected.
Hon. JUd La MOure, the iTiterate rnogul of
the Pembina nall-breeds, spent some time in
Fargo the past week cudeavOFiug 10 ''rneud
/ his fences" 50 far as such work was reduis-
| ite in that locality. RE insists that the ''old
man will get thar In spite o: sheOl, Tuohv OF.
mn ~ hna an, inf
bank or two.
The Dakota Press association ia to meet at
Aberdeen in July aud hold three days ses-
! sion. 10 be followed by an excursion to the
| National park. The sieepers are TO run
through from Aberdeen. It is expected that
connect on Will be made with the lines North
By that time.
At a recent meeting 1T Bangor in walworth
county it was voted 20 give the Woolscy &
| Bismarck railroad the righ- Of way and prob
| ably $4,000. IL was not n II known that the
milwaukee, had decided 10 extend from Ips-
wich almost 10 the county seat line.
The Sioux Falls Press saws that few
months ago one could hardly find a Democrat
in tnat CITY. Now that party IS putting a
straight ticket into the field for the spring
election with Il fair prospect of its election if
1udiciously managed.
Medical specialists who come to Dakota are
now surprised and annoyed at times at find
tain a license. One from Chicago last week
DIR. Todd, was arrested and made TO register
his license.
In sinking che artesial well at Plankinton
several chunks of float coal have been brought
up. II Is generally believed taat coal in pay
ing quantities will be found In man. parts of
the territory eventually, especially in the
North.
1t is reported that Hon. Frank Pettierew,
the predecessor of Hon. John b. Raymond,
will be in the field for congress again this
year. No desirable office in Dakota needs
lantern TO find a great man to fill it.
Parties are arranging for a large colony
from Illinois TO locate in Campbell county.
II looks as il the region beytnI Ipswich
would get great portion Of the emigration
this year rs il did last year.
Two of the doctors of Altoona. o. Brien and
Potter. were arrested the past week and
taken 10 Huron to be bound over for the Nav
term, on a charge of prescribing too much
liquor for their patients.
The mayor OF Mitchell has received a letter
from Germany inquiTing now many children
the writer can support on 100 acres in Da-
kota- There are no exact statistics on the
subject
Even Dakota furnished voters TO the cleo
ton NJ GlyndOn, Mimi, the past week. They
were needed TO vote for license, and they
have been arrested since their return to
Dakota.
Wagers are made in that country that the
Manitoba railroad VIII build ninety miles
west OF DEVILS Lake this year. The Dun
seth Herald regards Il as a safe way TO bet.
Fifty families are reported coming from
one locality In Manitoba to the Dunseith re-
giOn this spring. The migration from over
the line is expected TO be large this year.
Alexandria is raising money TO sink an ar
tesian well. Nearly every town in the terri
tory that has no supply of running water will
eventually have an artesiun well.
Justice Abbey OF Mitchell has performed
the marriage ceremony seventy-five times.
nd his tiucncy make S him very popular with
those in need OF such services.
A bank and several business houses are be-
ing erected two miles west of Dakota CITY, on
the proposed Scotland branch-a town not old
enough yet to have u name.
The first number of Il sheet in the interest
OF old soldiers has appeared the last week
The Dakota Neteran-isSued ct Madison.
z a few wild geese have been killed the past
week or two on their way North They show
good wintering in the South.
Two or three strong companies are begin
ming TO bore for oil near Spearfsh, In the
north part of the Black Hills.
Before the NJ. Z. preacher Mt Grand View,
Rev. Alderman, mysteriOusly disappeared.
he borrowed 500 on his land.
SNOW is The winter
o fmy discomfort made glorious by the use
of Fleischmann's yeast. Yellow label.
Mrs. KiItscn's Death Unexpected.
Special to the Globe.
New YORK, March 21.-The death of
Mrs. Kittson at the Windsor hotel. this
city Friday was aOtirelv VDayDaotad nv