St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07

ssRsA1 EsrAr1.-The following report Of
sales Of Real Estate; during the past week,
are furnished by Pinney& MulGken, Real
Estate Agents: 81
n. B. Steel to B. 4. Kuowlton. WI SCI,
SEQ. 80, T. l25, R..2s. Price $500.
A. A. Brown 70 a. Becker, lots . + 10,
block 81, Browns addition to st. Cloud.
Price $3.50. .>tfIf. & ,f72s III L
F.. Brinkman to c. G. & T. Herberger,
lots 2, 8 and 81, block l, Columbia Square.
Price 81 900. !
Allen s Dimock TO NJ. G. Tolman, lotS2,
in block a, 81. Cloud city. Price 1925.
H. r. Welles to ]. Green, lot s, block 50.
Price $3.50. 3&f $fSe$I ajaEs
J. Germansen to ]. Clark, lots Il, and u,
block 65, Browns addition. Proc $3.50.
L. A. Evans to v. Wetxel, lot 2, block
IL. Price S225.7gS esssf:, e,.s4.5s,, ~.
Alex. Carnihan to j. CLARK, lots 3, 4, s.
aud g. block 81, Bowes' addition. Price
$500. 5,s:tG@<EU,3JW az. & As:sia
J. W. Tenvoorde to F. Beauer, lot 10,
block !, Columbia Square. Price $500. :.
: Ho, FOR MONTANA Among those 60
ing to Montana from this neighborhood,
We have been able to collect the. following
names, comprising only . partial number,
with the teams taken by each: Sims s. Co.,
E W. and Chas. F. Sims accompanying
the train-23 .eams.s H.GB. Steele-Mr.
s. takes his family-14 teams.
P. Beaupre, 2; Tubbs Brothers, 6; R,
Leech, s; John Fa'well, Maine Prairie, 8;
B. F. Butler. Fair Haven, IL. George
Mayhem, sauks Rapids, 2; W. Fletcher,
saux Rapids, 8; ". A. Watson, 10 !; Thos
Van Etten, g.; Beaupre + c.. II; Span
gler + &c. 2; &C. French 4 Co. 2;
Isaac Peyton 4 Co. /; Davis Go. 2 F.;
Ed. and Jas Darlington and Charles Seavy,
/; Fisk, l.; --- Rosser, l.
The total here given ,foots up 100 teams.
All Of these were loaded At st Cloud, roll
ing up heavy bills of purchase.
Z PERsosAL.-We were favored, on last
Friday, with call from Major McGinnis,
formerly Of tho lth regiment. who came
to this place to- 50 through with Capt.
Fisk's expedition to Montana.
Hon. Charles Mcllrath, State Auditor,
was in town yesterday on business connect
ed with the Land Department OF tho State.
Hon. Jared Benson, Of Anoka, arrived
in town yesterday evening. We are pleas
ed to learn that he intends making st..
Cloud his future home.
Hon. Henry T. Wellss, Of Minneapolis,
was in the city this week, looking up bridge
matters.
.HoRsE sTnlEr.-The Minneapolis CORES
pondent Of the Pioneer gives the following
item:
stealing horse in Iowa. lie had been tracked and
followed up by two SherinS from down river, and WaS
passed BY them yesterday while they were on their
way to this place, and was identified by them. He
He went down river this morning.
This is doubtless the, chap who ran q. foot
race with the Sheriff, and swan the river
SO hastily amid the roar Of artillery last
week.
NoTICE.-Mr. G. Huber wishes to state
that last winter having come to the con-
clusion that more wood was taken from
his pile than he used, he bored couple
Of sticks and placed . small charge Of pow
der therein. These sticks remained in his
wood-house, SO far rs he was personally
concerned, and any accidents that might
have been caused, had said sticks been put
in . stove, must be placed to tho response
bility Of others. @&##a @s&5 !;
A PERTINENT .lxoU1RY.- Not long since
one of our citizens, quite an owner of horse
and mule flesh, started to the stable in .
tremendous hurry to saddle q mule. In
his haste, he got the saddle on vice versa,
wrong END foremost, when stranger
~ remarked: .aa~.&. !.
''You have that saddle on wrong, SIR
Our friend took in the situation At glance,
but not in the least disconnected, coolly
surveyed his informant, and inquired: -,
''Look here, stranger; how in thunder
do you know which 'oay I an going ,"
L1cEssEs.-An Excise Committee con-
sisting Of Mayor Gregory, Aids. Tolnsn
and Lueg has been appointed BY the Coun-
Gil to consider the matter Of requiring sa-
loon keepers to pay license. This is nee
essary to meet tho ordinary city expenses,
and it is deemed to be nothing more than
just. The matter was considered in Com
mittee on Tuesday, but no definite plan de-
on, and the whole matter was
until the meeting tomorrow
evening. 2ao4a4.
ALL oHr.-Although heavy aud con-
tinuous drain was made on their stock by
the Montana trade, yet 8. B. Loye 4 Co
have filed up their store with . fresh sup
ply Of al articles in the line Of staple aud
fancy dry goods, groceries, hardware,
queensware, boots and shoes, etc., etc.
They aim to keep Everything called for in
this market, and TO sell as .'low a. the
lowest" Remember to call there.
4 TALL FAx1Lr.-Of the Holes family
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