The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-16


beats "all creation" in raising big porkers
FuRs.-The Northwestern Express Com
pay, ct this place, transferred on Monda.
to tho American NJ. U. Express Company
one lot Of furs, weighing 100 pound
and valued At SIC, 900, which had com,
from the upper country. They were con
signed to Dlmann & Co., of St. Paul.
POLICE CouRT.-On Saturday Peter Nc.
Clarity was brought before Justice Barnes
charged with being drunk and disorderly
but was discharged. On the same day
Peter Pearson. similarly charged, was fined
$40 and costs.
On Monday Andrew Parker terminated g
little private benzine excursion at Justice
Barnes office, and paid SIS for the trip.
Dennis Shields was fined the costs this
morning for drunkenness.
". J. Parsons was arrested this after.
noon and taken before Justice Barnes on
tho charge Of assaulting Mr.. J. W. Metz.
1othls son, VIM. The case was continued
until next Saturday afternoon.
RuNAwAT:-On Tuesday afternoon. o
sorse attached to cutter in which Mr..
Howard Lufkin, of Sank Rapids, and Mr..
Ed. 7. Tobey, Of this place, were taking a
turn around the city, not liking the sudden
contact Of one Of the thills with his heels,
commenced kicking, thereby spilling the
occupants ofthe cutter over the street in
front Of The JOURNAL Office and freeing
himself from the vehicle. He dashed
around at lively rate for some time, aud
finally brought up in the Fletcher House
yard. No bones broken.
PrRsoSAI.-Major Murphy returned on
Monday from two-weeks' trip up the
Sank Valley, supplying the needy with
grocsries-at reasonable pricee.
We are glad to notice that Mr.. 10.
Crummett IL able to be again at his store.
But he has totally lost the sight of one
eye.
Capt West has engaged VIM. Rosenberg
er as an additional Deputy at the Post
Office.
ID. Chapman and Frank Kent, ofMelrose,
and Warren Adley, of Osakis, we're in
town yesterday.
Mr.. D E. Myers, Of Maine Prairie; re-.
turned to-day from the East.
BOARD OF EDuoAT1oN.-The Board met
on Saturday afternoon. Present: DR..
Tolman President, and Messrs. Barnes,
Montgomery, DAVIS, Broker, .Edelbrock
and Vossberg.
The following bills were allowed:
J. Edelbroek, wo cd and brooms. s3.7O
u. W. Sprague, balance on account 2.95
The following were allowed under a sus-
pension Of the rules:
E. H. Davee. furnace Innings, $4,000
e. J: Bonham, lining furnace, 900
!: n. Kincaid, services Is janitor, 1850
E hemeley, moving stove, &c., 2.75
- "1nsIsde, oarpentering, $50
The Board then adjourned.
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M" BulIp1Nas.-Mr. John Schwartz
hs' the brick and granite on tho ground
for residence which he intends erecting
IN tho spring on st. GERMAN street, q few
squares west Of the cathedral. 1t will be
OF brick, with granite foundation tho main
building 1894, two stories, with an L,
1890 one story and half; front piazza,
81 feet long. and another on tho L, 10 feet.
The plans were drawn by Mr.. A. E. Hus-
ssy, architect Of this place.
Mr.. J. W. Tenvoorde intends removino
his present store building eastward on the
lot, and will put up on the corner a brick
storEooa. 2ex1o0. It will be hand
ssns baildiag. The plans were also drawn
and tie work will be superintended bv Mr..
uusssy. 49,
Mr.. John Marshall i. putting up a lime
warehouse on Columbia Square.
Tho following letters ore held for
postage 1t tho st Cloud Office:
John Roller, St. Cloud.
Geo. B. Wright, Minneapolis.
Miss Anbjor Helgesen, Stat.
The sleishing in this vicinity is excel.
lent, but We learn that up country tho want
Of snow is much felt.
Teas, cofees, sugars and molasses, at
~ low figures % can be found auyw here,
Ut Boyd's.
&C. Sohulten & Co. and J. r, Boyd
have handsome new signs. Hines painted
them.
Lamps, oils, paints, varnishes, and
brushes, at ALLEN & Russr11's.
Rev. Satterlee returned yesterday
from attending the NJ. E. Ministerial As
ISOLATION at st. Anthony.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Julia
Becker is lying very low, with eoftening of
The brain. But slight hopes are entertained
pf hez recovery.
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