The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-09
LOCAL MD WIS

O0clal Paper OF MOnOngal14 COu1
- The Circulation Of The Jou.n
10 DOUBLE that OF any other PaP
Published I'm Northern Minnesota' L
Advertisers remember this.
CAMP MrEr1NG.-A camp meeting Of t
N. E. church will be held on the Q
grounds, two miles above Paynesvlll
commencing June goth, 1870, and lastil
five or six days. 1t will be under contr
Of Rev. Noah Lathrop, P. E., and Rev.
Milton Akers, Pastor. A cordial ;nvltatic
is extended.
PArNssv1IIE.-A correspondent write
under date of the Sd inst: Sour electio
passed off quietly on Tuesday. The vot
on the bond question stood, 10 yes l6 nc
The vote on license to sell liquor, - 70
and % against. I don't think our peopl
understood the bond question"
Po11os CouRr.-On the Sd inst, c. s
Burgess was brought before Justice Par
sons on charge Of being drunk, and disor'
derly. He was very penitent, plead guilty
to the charge, was fined SIS and costs,
amounting to $500, which he paid and
went ava, wiser if not better man.
WAY BsHlsD.-In our last issue We
noticed that Wabasha had q 1925 soda
fountain, also that St. Cloud had. Upon
further inquiries We find that Waba shs is
way behind, as tho ono in St. Cloul, OVID
cd BY P. J. Limperich, cost 1868.
SlIvEa BAHD.-The St. Cloud Silver
Cornet Band have lately received several
new pieces, which they already play in
dns style. They have now some seventy
pieces, and intend getting more.
REnovED.-Mr. J. Mckinney, Of Penn
bina, has removed his raw and grist mill
from Winnipeg to Psmbina; he has also
removed his steamboat, which plies on tho
Red River. to that point.
AHsAD.-We hsve on our table eight ears
OF corn, al grown from one grain. It is
eight rowsd, we'll filed out, perfectly ripe
and sound, and Was raised last year BY Mr..
T. Pareher, Of Clearwater, in this county.
IAxlaHAHTs.-From Mr.. Wing We learn
that during the past week, seventy-six fam
lilies. two hundred and thirty-seven head
OF cattle, and some fifty or sixty sheep
have crossed the bridge. Most of these
were from Wisconsin,. Iowa and Illinois.
with few from Southern Minnesota, and
were bound for the Otter Tail country.
BASE BAI1.-This game is gradually re-
gaining some Of its former popularity, and
several clubs, adult and juvenile have !
been organised. We hear contest or two
between rival clubs talked Of. We are re-
quested to give notice that there will be .
meeting on the ground opposite the Jour-
1AI Office, ON tomorrow (Fridsy) evening.
Persons having caps and belts belonging to
the "Aretics" will bring them to meeting.
Po1Aro Buos.-These destructive pests
have made their appearance in this section. |
The ground is literally covered with them
In places, and tho hopes Of potato crop
this year are slim. Paris green is sure
death to tho animals, but it is dangerous.
Fresh lime sprinkled on tho young bugs,
before tho dew il of tho vines, is said 10
b . very efficient destroyer.
NoTlo1.-The stockholders Of the St.
Cloud Hotel Company will meet at the Office
OIL. 3. West, Friday evening June 10th,
It eight O'Clock. for the purpose of complet~
Ing tho organization, and transacting other
important business. All stockholders are
expected to be present. L
By ORDER OF THE Coxn1rrII.
A1ss1oHAR1 Assoo1AT1oN.-On Tuesday
nishts meeting washeld in the NJ. E. church
fse the purpose Of organizing Female
nissionary Association for the improve
nsnt Of the female Hindoos as tho male
Missionaries cannot reach females in Hin
doc. An auxiliary Association was organ
lied In this place, and We kope to see the
work prosper.
BOUND OvEI.-H. v. Ditmar was arrest
Cd ThuEsdsy last, charged with Z serious
assault upon G. r. Putnam, and being
arrsigued before Justice Barnes waived
IN examination, giving bonds for his ap-
pssrsnoe ct the next term Of the District
Court. It il claimed that Mr.. Ditm.r
drew loaded revolver and hold it in close
proximity to Mr.. Putnsm's head threaten |
Ing at the some time to shoot him without |
delay.
THs Hoo wA1.-The attempt 10 enforce
tho hog ordinance w.s success until last
Saturday, when Mr.. Frank Funk resisted
the special policsman-appointsd for tho
purpose Of putting tho wandering porkers
through course Of sprouts-whils he was
quietly engaged in inducing some Of Mr..
Funk's swine to step of towards the pound.
Quite breeze Of mighty words and savage
osths was stirred up, but tho owner Of tho
hogs retained bis property. A warrant
Was issued in due time and Mr.. Funk was
arrested, but on his appearance for trial on
Tuesday, hs prosecution declined to pro-
coed AID tAs prisionsr Was dis charged.
CI71 Rss1AuRAxT.-Mr.J J. Beatty has
lately rs.httsd the City Restau, ant, former
ytept BY Louis Goyette. whore he will be
pleased to SEQ Ill who may want anything
in his line. He will keep constantly on
hand ftssh lot Of cakes, pies, canned fruit
confectionery, &c. He 10 also prepared to
take regular boardsrs at reasonable rates.
We bespeak for Mr.. Beatty liberal pat
1onase from the public feeling, confident
that his restaurant will be kept in frst-class
style.
PEnsoHAI.-Dr. G. 8. Weber went to
Minneapolis on Tuesday to attend the
State Homeopathic Convention.
We had . call on Monday from Mr..
Henry Rollers, Of Richmond, who was on
his way to visit his old homo in Missouri,
after having spent fourteen years continu-