St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-10
FARGO FRAGMENTS.
The mayOraity Election 10 be In
VestigaIed--Genera News,

Attorney Martin Ryan has bought and
moved into the elegant suburban residence
occupied by Judge Reddich, who has not yet
returned from the South. Capt II. b.
Limington and Lieut.. G. P. Miller OF the
Dakota rifles are opening up bank at Coop
erstown in place OF the one which recently
subsided there. They are young men who
have been connected with local banks, COM
mand abundant capital and have been lead
ers I'm social circles, in which they will be
greatly missed. ...P. p Nokken. late county
treasurer, and l.. Christianson, q prominent
merchant, with their wives, will soon leave
for Norway 10 spend tue summer. They are
among the leading aud most wealthy citizens
OF that nativity e. Cards arc being issued for
tho marriage on April %, just after Easter. of
Miss Leila Hunt and L. E Cole, the latter q
real estate dealer and OF high social and
financial standing. The bride is one OF the
most lovely and accomplished young ladies in
Fargo society, and the wedding will
be one of the most elegant that
has ever been known in the city,.
Miss Leila Hunt and mother have been in
Minneapolis and St. Paul the past week 10
procure a weddingitrousseau. The Demo-
cratic city committee entered protest be-
fore the council 10 Issuing the certificate OF
election TO Charles Scott, on the ground of
illegal votes in the First ward, aud a commit
tee was appointed TO investigate, which has
not yet reported. Some twenty females
/
monthly stipenos this week. The Coliseum,
which has been closed for q month or two.
is about to reopen. The many friends OF B.
Coulter, late OF Faro. are gratiaed at his
election as alderman al Minneapolis. He
served in the council of Fargo but u year or
two ago Three of the gentlemen appointed
10 organize the Republican party OF the city
have resiyned. ...H Il. 5. Conover, one of the
| most esteemed young society and business
men of Fargo, has removed TO st. Paul to en-
gage in business. Ills mother goes with him.
&c. G. Schuyler, the late candidate for
treasurer, has gone to ST. Paul for treatment
orthe wounded arm, which mas laid him up
for six months or more, and which there
is still danger he may lose.
Bishop Marty was in Fargo Friday, on his
way to lay the cornerstone or the new Cath
Ollie church ar Lisbon, Sunday. He has seldom
visited the north, and is the object OF much
attention there. 1t is understood that in case
| OF division OF the territory, new bishop will
be created for the north, and 1t is intimated
that Father Maddoch OF Fargo will be called
10 the position. He is man OF great learn
| ing, broad views and q devoted churchman Il,
whose friends comprise all who know him.
Judge w. II. Becker. the secretary OF the
| Democratic territorial committee and presi-
| dent of the Dakota Midland railroad, has
moved his family TO Fargo. and VIII be quite
an acquisition to its social, political and bust
ness interests. %. The ladies OF the Episcopal
church announce grand social and dance at
the rink Immediately after Easter. Bishop
Walker has returned from his long visit in
the East, where he was greatly gratited to
fnd so much interest taken I'm his work. He
has now about dozen churches In prosperous
| operation, and expects TO rapidly increase
| the number. a number or clergy men are TO
ccme out to aid him.