St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-15
TWIN STATE TALK.

A jamestown business house offers to
give away several thousand bushels of
good potatoes. Where else in the United
States are potatoes given away but in
Dakota. the land of plenty?-James-
town Alert.
When the Sioux reservation is opened
to settlement, an army greater perhaps
than that which took, or tried to take,
possession of the Oklahoma country
will move westward and take posses
sion of the rich quarter sections lying
Charles Mix News.
We have often wondered why Cora
Belle Fellows married that Indian
Chaska. We believe now that we are
on the cue. She wanted husband, and
wouldn't take chances Oh getting fell
| low who snored-and she doubtless
knew that an Indian never SnOred.-
Brule Index.
Papers away from here, who repre-
sent towns antagenistic to our aspira-
tiOnS. are busy circulating the report
that there are great dissensions here.
Whatever may be the little differences
growing out Of collisions incident to
every real boom, there are none in our
ranks in our fight for the capital. There
we present solid front.-Devil's Lake
News.
Wonder if Gov. Mellette is aware of
the fact that Republican-and a
staunch one tOo-is responsible for the
minority representation provision in
the Illinois. constitution. Hon. Joseph
Medill. editor of the Chicago Daily
Tribune. introduced that article in the
constitutional convention, and it is
about the best act of his life.-Dakota
Dispatch.
. The st. Paul GLOBES centennial
number is stupendously magnificent.
and demonstrates clearly the fact that
it is the best paper in the Northwest.
1t is an honor to the thriving city in
which it is published. 1t will make a
fine mementO to hand down to the gen.
RENE mbrance of the first president of
the United States. GLOBE columns
are perused with great interest in this
city.-Yankton journal.
Talk about newspapers, of course
every Que should have their home pa
per because it is devoted to home inter-
ests. 1t works for the community in
which it is published and the people in
that community should work for it, but
if you want the news of the world you
should subscribe for the st. Paul
GLOBE. The GLOBE devotes several
columns daily to the interests of North
and South Dakota, and in those columns
you can get more Dakota news than in
any three papers published in the terri
tory.-Garden City Phonograph.
The st. Paul GLOBE in the future in
tends to reserve from one to two col
umns daily for the publication of Da-
kota news. 1t is good idea, as the
GLOBE can furnish news that is crisp
and not a week old, as is usually the
case. We cannot agree with the GLOBE
on politics, yet for all that it contains
every day a great deal of news, and is
about one of the best papers that comes
out of st. Paul.-Spink Leader.
It it apparent, from the tone of Judge
Moody's address in Rapid City, and
from the attitude of number of the
Farmers alliance leaders in this and
other parts of Dakota, that the fight for
, the United States senatorship will be
one of the greatest and most interest
I. ing features of the campaign which
will eliminate in the elections of the
f all. Enough has been said by the al
lance speakers to indicate strong an
tagonism from that source to the judges
senatorial aspirations. Rapid City
JOurn al.