The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-28

dsy with number Of carpenters to COM
mence work.
Mr.. R. G. Burdiok also goes up in con-
lection with this work.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Sabbath night, an
old man named Samuel Hawlenberry. liv-
Ing on Richmond avenue, died very sud-
denly. He had been around the house in
the evening, apparently in usual health,
and about midnight he fell out Of bed.
When picked up, he was dead. He had been
troubled for some time with disease Of the
heart. He came from Sank Centre to this
place last spring. The deceased was about
sixty years Of ago, and leaves wife.
TRANsPoRHATI0N.-Mes Burbank g.
Wilder shipped to Fort Absrcrombie this
week $4,000 pounds Of goods for settlers
at Red River. They will be taken from
tho Fort and from there down Red River
on aat-boats, to Fort Garry. The same
firm has ship ped 5000 bushels of oats to
Fort Thomas, at Pembipa. About $4,000
pounds of Hudson Bay goods arrived at
the depot yesterday, and will soon be ship
ped.
TH1Ev1HG.-We learn from Mr.. E.. l..
Wright, of Sank Centre, the particulars of
thieving operation which occurred at
that place on Saturday evening. Some
sosmps stole two single harness, one set
Of double harness, saddle, buffalo robes,
blankets, SC. Rev. Tubbs was the prin-
cipal loser, although H. 8. Boobar and
L. Kelles were also victims. A man CAMP
cd . few miles above had q horse stolen
the same night. No trace of the thieves
has heen found.
To L1EcH LAKE.-As Mr.. o. E. Garrison
has perfected oil arrangements for the pro-
posed excursion to Leech Lake and Pokceo-
ma Falls, and requests that all who desire 10
join the party notify him at once. With a
number Of not less than twelve, the round
trip, occupying about twelve days, can be
made for $35 apiece, including board and
al other expenses; or 500 without board.
The distance will be 500 miles a2d perhaps
more, mostly BY steamboat.
AuRDss IN WRIGHT CouxTx.-Chief Of
Police Robertson received = telegram from
Elk River on Tuesday to arrest Norcesser
shslafoo, . half.breed, who had murdered
his brother.in-law, Lewis Osier, At Car
riek's Prairie. near Otsego, At two O'Clock
that morning. There was . woman and
some bad whisky in tho e.se. shel.too
has had his right arm taken off, is . hard
case and has frequently been in town. He
WAS arrested at home, and taken TO Mime
sots.
Non1H PAoI1Io ITRNs.-0ov. Smith
President Of The N. P. r. r. Co., will be
In Minneapolis the last Of this or begin.
ming Of next week, and will be in St. Cloud
shortly afterwards. He has teleersphed to
have . cook engaged. - he proposes going
westward on trip similar to that Of last
year.
Gen. spsulding went to Grow Wing ON
Friday and came back on Monday. Col.
Owen, who has been in that locality for
some time. viii be in town to-day or to-
morrow. It 10 understood that the line Of
the road viii cross At Swan Lake, about
eight miles above Grow Wing. A number
Of persons are there with . view to taking
contracts for grading. Work will probably
be commenced before long:
ST.. CIouD ,AssHssxExr.-Mr.. Tenny
has completed his assessment for this place.,
and m4ds his returns. He has devoted
muehrtims to the work, and we believe has
made thorough, equal .snd Satisfactory
assessment. The following are some Of
tho footings: i,
Reel k.tate.: $4,000
Personal property asses,m.rt lax Sss
4 ; ,;sS,I +. Inde. 800 clause, 1880
~ , n1s.a mso Hs9 % ss1aeion. Hiss
Avxsss to each ch "'p"''' assessed. 242
Do. not lnelud. til. erids. 0, an, s ssSHs
TAuSks.-Piokit & Abbott have Just re-
ceived large lot Of trunks, assorted size,
and styles, which they will sell cheap. Cali
and sec. ~
THR1sHERs.-A. Grovenor has just re-
ceived 8 lot Of the Case Threshers. These
machines are too we'll known among farmers
toned any SPECIAL Recommendation now.
All who need : threshing machine will call
and examine these. b. @;ss. 5S s, a.kit;ss ,#S*
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