St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-29
ROTUNDA RIPPLES.
Why Howard Estes, of the Wind
SOr, Went South-Political Cos

Why Howard Estes, Of the Wind
SOr, Went South-Political Cos
sip.
knows Howard Estes, the chief clerk,
and since the 10Th instant numerous in-
QuirieS have been made as to his where
aboutS by anxious well-wiSherS and
friends. For their information it may
be stated, that tired of single blessed
ness, Howard has Joined the noble army
of benedictS, and his bachelor friends
will be deprived of his society for some
time to come. 1t has been customary
for him to make his vacation trips
Southward. and he celebrated Washing
toms birthday in fitting manner at San
Antonio, Tex. On thet day he was unit
ed in the bonds of wedlOck to Miss
Ada Gregory, one of the bellies of the
Lone Star state. and the happy couple
are now enjoying the honeymoon at
Washington. They will return to st.
Paul about the middle of March, and
cosy apartments have been fitted up for
their accommodation overlooking Rice
park. UOward'S host of friends wish
him bon voyage in the journey of life
with his heipmate, and but for the long
distance to the scene of the ceremony,
he would have had numerous attend
ants ut the ceremony who have been
his associates i'll the SANITY City.
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Senator Buckman. of Sauk Rapids, is
enjoying brief respite from the cares
OF business growing out of his eXten-
Sive logging interests, and politics af-
fordS him much-needed relaxation.
''Some of the boys up in the Fifth dis
trlct have seen fit 10 associate my name
with the succession to Knute NeiSon,"
he said, ''but have as much as | can
attend to now in connection with my
private affairs and the legislature, and
am not seeking additional political ad-
vancement. At the next session of the
legislature, when a United States sena-
tor is to be elected, my choice first and
last will be Senator Sabin. Minnesota
has just cause to be proud of such Sena-
tors as Davis and Sabin, and in fact the
entire delegation in congress will COM
pare favorably with that from any other
state, no matter whether young or
old. in the Union. There is no
good reason why the Republi-
cans should not carry Minnesota
this year, and Gov. McGill will doubt
less receive a denomination. which in
sureS him triumphant reelection. AS
it is presidential year, there will be
cessation of opposition towards him in
his own party, and his administration
since he became governor has been one
that invites renewed confidence"
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Daniel j. O'Connor, Jr., of Crookston.
paints a pretty picture of the prospect
along the boundary line, and reports
that at Medicine Hat.in Manitoba, spring
plowing has already begun, and at
Crookston, which is just inside the
isOthermal line. they will be sowing
wheat within two weeks. "a Chinook
wind was prevailing when left Crooks
ton few days ago." said he, land the
snow has almost entirely disappeared.
Two new railroads are on the eve of
entering Crookston, one from Halsted
and the other from Duluth, and Car
mine, little place on the opposite side
of the river, has been Incorporated as a
part of CrookstOn, which now has a pop
ulation of upwards of 10000 souls.
Things are booming with us, and we
will be a metropolis some day, or | am
very much mistaken"