The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-21


on tho 10th, 18th and 18th Of October
Let every ono prepare something to place
on exhibition.
-We are indebted to Mr.. Louis Goyetts
for couple Of gallons Of nice sweet cider.
It was good. II you doubt our assertion,
call 1t Mr.. Coyotes, At tho post Office, and
try for Yourself.
ME-. H. Dam, Of this city, has the con-
tract for building new hotel for Maj. Frid-
Icy. It Becker Station, ON the St. Paul and
St: Cloud Railroad. It will be s2z4o, two
stories high, and we'll finished off.
Tho nav Catholic church at Sank
Centre he's been completed, and was opened
for public worship on Thursday last A
6ns bell has been purchased for the build
lug. i
The Northern Minnssota Baptist Assooi-
alton viii hold ito asxt annual meeting a.
Fair Hsvsn, commencing on the 22d inst,
sttwo o'clock IN the afternoon, and contin-
uins over the Sabbath.
I'm Tuesday afternoon little son of
Rev. ". W. Satterlee, while attempting to
jump fence, by putting his hands on the
top and fpringing over, fell and broke his
right lex below the knee. ,...,..,.,,--,- - =
-Nessrs. Raymond l. Owen, Of this
place, are busily engaged in getting out
the wood work for the new schoolhouse At
Sank Rapids. Also, the inside and finish
Ing work for anew dwelling house for Mr..
r. Cronk, Of tho same town.
Notice 10 given through this issue for
meeting Of the stockholders Of tho ST.
Cloud and Minneapolis Railroad Company.
Il 10 believed The affairs Of tho Company
are now In sueh condition that its charter
can DO made washable for the furtheranoe
Of the interests Of this city ss... a.,
The Democratic District Convention,
comprising the counties of Morrison. Ben
ton, shslbarae, Grow Wing and Mile Lao,
net % Friday lsst ani neninstsd Major
Hsidlly, Il Becker etssion; ~ Senator. ana
Peter Roy, Of 1itsls Falls. for Represents
tive. ~: s's'.~: ,
I'VE hays received from O. F. Davis,
Esq.,, Lsld CemeiSsisnsr Of the Union Pa
j edo Railroad Co., Omshs. Nsb., pamphlet
''auids" % The 1l2 900 900 aeres Of land
offered for sale by that Company. Atten-
ton u ,dirsstsd 70 the union PasiAe's land
advsrtissns1t II this issue. y. II! H.
The caps FIR the Rifle company have
arrived, sad "a bs he'd, st the store Of Jos.
Edslbreek. Ooats ean bs he'd Of ]. E. Bell
L CO; Il. u desired that members will
provide thsnsslvss With csats snd caps and
beas asiaaaaass al drill On to-mnnorroyx.
ss1tae ,sa",.ss,' IL .~'r-' -~,s '.:,. saste ~
AT III Sunday SsAael Missionary Con-
ssrt q ~ MI church on Sabbath svsning.
$3.50 ~ spllsstsd. and i was resolved e
sppsogriess that amount to make Miss
Rrisss . tsashsr Of one Of thsinfant classes,
. lifs nsnbsr Of the Missionary. Society. !.
Mr.. J. K. Noyss, Of this place, has re-
esiysa s,Ans lot Of apples, Of different Va
Eisties, raised on the farm Of Mr.. Jos.
Stanley, Of Maine Prairie. Mr.. s. has
some forty sppls Trees in good bearing con.
dition. Our market was veil supplied last
week With Maine Prairie grapes. From
these fssts " Judge that oar people will
soon b raising their own fruit. ,.al :,
-Pfssiasnt Becker. Of the First Di,is.
ion st. Psul & Pacific r R. Company, has
not yet rsturnsd from: New York. and
W learned upon inquiry q the ofscs IN St.
Paul thas nssword had yet been received
ftoR Nh, . "a. The action Of the Directors
Of The Northern Pacific in Nov York On
The proposition recently made By this city
With regard to ths construction Of several
llnss q railroad. Mr.. B. IL expected home
iAs fsw days. - h .,.,fss ST = .-es>s,
. = f-.t. -
--Undsr tho supervision Of Wesley Car.
tsr, the track at the driving park has been
plowed, scraped and rolled, and is now
n splendid condition. The fence enclosing
Tie grounds is fast approaching compile.
ton, and everything needed for the com
Ing fair viii be In readiness by the appoints
ei time. ~ q sss%5 i szss}.3ss.. !.
The largest stock Of dry goods ever
bfsusht 70 this o,ty is being received al
Montgomery / Vests.
-Applss ana peaches. Il any quantity
desired, 81 Psal kloekenhaupt's. s7,.