St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-23
TERRITORIAL TIDBITS.
Brief Items of Interest From All
Parts OF Dakota.

The territorial board of health hold sort
Of civil service examination ut Huron March
26. All those practicing medicine without
the required diplomas and license are re-
quired 10 furnish legal evidence of ten years
OF Coz tinuous practice and good moral char
acter. Those Who fail to do so will be prose-
cuted under the law OF the last legislature
Vigorous efforts are being ma lie to drive out
of the practice all who do not show up right
The past week two wcll-known physicians OF
Fargo were arrested and put under $3.50 bonds
for trial.
The superintendent of one OF the bonanza
farms in the Valley City region advertised
some time without response for a woman TO
take charge OF his culinary department at
good wages. and he finally struck upon the
easier method OF getting a wife to nh the
same position without wages. His want was
hardly made public before he was able 10
! choose between several applicants.
Parties interested IN the towns of the
Northern Pacific west OF the Missouri river
have done some good work in the states. and
as n result quite current OF migration is
going into that section They are generally
settlers with some means who can take the
land and begin farming at once. The good
crops of the past year or two are fine ad-
vertlse nent for that region.
The parties who have chiefly conducted the
remarkable religious revival ut Yankton Just
closed. will visit Chicago to get fresh inspira-
ton from the two Sans. and then try Huron
the capital of the alleged state. Just AT pres
ent the Huronites are more concerned to
have possessions in the capital OF Dakota
than the celestial capital.
The case of Douglas county shows the de-
velopment of school interests and WHY Da-
kota is so good a fell for the agents Of school
furniture houses I'm the East. At the COM
mencenent Of the schCoi year last July IL had
nine school houses. Since then bonds have
been voted for twelve more.
A meeting of farmers was held at Enilden.
in Douglas county. March 20, TO form Far
mers Mutual Protective association for the
purpose of aiding those WAC lose horses. as n
great many have died in that section the past
year. The glHnders has taxed the farmers
heavily in many sections.
Mandan is opposed to the passage of the
Dawes bill opening the Sioux reservation for
the reason that it locates 4 portion of the
Indians on n section Immediately adjoining
Morton county. The red fellows will proba-
bly, be in the way of some people until ex-
tingushcd.
Col. Dick Mahey. one OF the noted charac-
tiers OF the North, hRs, like Col. Donan, been
annoyed b. some reckless party jumping his
claim in Ransom county. He approves OF
the recent course in Marshall county, where
/ a jumper was given coat of tar and
feathers.
II. $. Foote last week took the remains of
! his wife TO Merosc, Mimi, for burial. She
! died at Burlington. in Ward county, nearly
| 100 miles beyond DEVILS Lake, the nearest
railroad point, and he had that long distance
| 20 make overland on the sad mission.
In chattel mortgage lately recorded in
Brown county, a well was one OF the articles
covered, and some OF the debating societies