The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-16

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Paulson At Evansville. Attorney General
Cornell telegraphed to Capt G. that he
could not be present.
Mr.. H. W. Hanford Vas in town on
Monday. He has removed his store
from Oak Lake to tho new town o.
Moorhead, on Red River. We are glad T.
learn that Mr.. H. is doing thriving bust
| ness.
Mr.. Jos. Mitchell, Of Butler, Pa, u.
rived on Thursdsy, to ind health in tn,
climate of Minnesota.
Mr.. Dudley Woodbridge, having spen
some weeks in 81. Cloud, and hunting il
the vicinity, started on Monday for hi.
homo in Marietta, Ohio. i =!
Mr.. A. ". Bush will start for tho Eas
on Monday.
Mr.. A. Schroeder, former Treasurer O.
this County, has returned to New Jersey
| his old home.
Messrs. J. II. Boylan, Of PayLesville
J. L. Gray, of Bro ckway,and C. F. George
Of Santiago, were in town this week.
Mcs>rs. \. Il. Wilder and Jas Mayall
of St. Paul, were il the city yest srday.
| We regret to state that Mr.. Mason H
Mills is confined to his room by illness.
Mr.. H. Brinkman, of Rockville, calico
On US yesterday.
SNow.-A very acceptable rain on Sab
bath night turned to snow by Monday
morning, and during the forenoon tn,
ground was whilened. Since then, mos
of the snow has disappeared. The weath
er is bright, crisp and pleasant.
LosT.-On Monday morning. between
lower town and TH8 JOURNAL Office, seal.
skin glove. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on Lowing it At this ofice-or he
can call and get tho mate, just as is pre-.
ferred.
HANDSOME HousE.-Mr. VIM. Powell has
recently removed to u handsome residence
just completed. It is located in lower
town, in the grove near DR.. Tolmaa's. 1t
is two-story building, finish Cd off, inside
and outside, tastefully and even elegantly,
and is enc Of the most home-like houses in
the town.
F1RE.-We learn from Col McIntire that
the barn Of MIR. Chas. Buss. At Cold Sprin4,
was burned on Tuesday afternoon. On
horse, seven tons of hay and quantity o.
oats were burned. It is not known how
the IRE caught. Loss over $1,000; in
sursd for $500 in the St. Paul Fire and
Marine.
SUDDEN DEArH.- Yesterday morning
Col. John Emerson died quite suddenly .
his homo in this city. Although no has no
been well for some time, no had been walk
ing around within day or two previou
to his death. Col. Emerson was one Of tn
oldest settlers in Northern Minnesota, an
Was we'll known. &c was seventy-hv
years Of age. His funeral took place this
forenoon.
INV PAPER.-The Glenwood (Pop,
County, Eagls is tho name taken by tn
late Litehdeld Republican. Mr.. Rising
it, editor, gets up good local sheet. III,
frst number contains tho following items
Tho fountain on Court House Square
he's, for some unknown reason, ceased t.
dow.
"A large Northern Pacific railroad sur
veying party passed through 0lenwoot
Tuesday on Its way to St. Cloud.
1T has been suggested that tho name
! Of White Bear Lake be changed tc tho orig,
nal Indian of 8. Waska," or ''M,nne-,sa,kd,
signifylng "whlte bear water" As there il
another White Bear Lake near 81. Paul tn,
change is commendable.
For the first time We visited Nonti
cello the other day. We were perfectly
charmed with the beautiful village. W,
don't see how any one who has ever livet
there could willingly abandon the place
To our mind sit is the loveliest village o
the plain" We have never seen St. Clou,
yet, hut hope to before long.-Furn,ey:
| Unson.
"nen you Go, you will unhcSitatingl,
say that, IN compar.- on with all othe
towns in the State, il removes the d,lapi
lated linen from the tree of Gininu,iy
growth.
GONE East Mr. G. Hanauer, of tn
hrm OF G. Hanauer & Co., started 70
New York on Tuesday to purchase anothe
large stock Of goods for their establish
ment at this place The sales of this fri
have been 80 heavy, both 1T Wholesale an
retail during the past two weeks, that thi
additional purchase was rendered nscesssr.
Look out for tho new goods which arc I
arrive at Hanauer & Co.'S, andsupply your
self from their stock with whatever you ma
want.
For GENrlExsH.-Mr. J. Prondzinsi
has just received = large assortment q
foreign piece goods, superior in textu1
and of the latest styles. Gentlemen w,st
ing suits should not fail to call and sxamiu
these goods, which will be made to ordt
in the most approved styles.
NEW SroRs.-McDonsld has purchase
z. II. Morse's stock Of family groceries an
provisions and added largely thereto. Hi
assortment is very complete, and his price
are low. He would ask that the publ
give him call and satisfy themselves thu
it is for their interest to buy of him.
Ho! 1on WINTER. largest, be.
and cheapest stock Of winter goods in tt
line Of boots, shoes, rubters, arctic
Alastss, Beaver boots, &c., ever brouel
to st. Cloud, received this day by NJ. Bscl
Or. Call and go his splendid stock. 3
has just what you want, and will sell.
you cheaper than you can buy elsewher
-Fairohild, the Auction man, win DO
st. clsud, on the 10th with . large stock
goods.