The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-02

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FoR SA1H.-A Wheeler l. Wilson Sew
ing -6rst-class-entirely new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquir,
at this Office.
Also, Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine, nev
Chance for bargain.
FouxD.-A note for $sl.95, given BY
Gottleb Weber to Jacob Simonitsch, which
tho owner can have by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
por,cv Cu.vo. -H.orr. R.ckar hav;nn
resigned his position US night policeman,
Morris Fitzgerald has been appointed to fill
tho vacancy.
Soo1AB1E.-The Presbyterian Sociablf
will meet tomorrow evening at II. z
Mitehelpe. All, old and young, are cordi'
ally invited to attend.
Bonner u. 8lieen. The first thun-
dor and lightning Of the season were on last
Thursday afternoon and evening. Our
climate is becoming almost tropical.
POLLOK CouRr.-On Monday, John Bes-
yer was brought before Justice Barnes,
and fined IS and costs for general obstrep-
srousness on Sabbath evening.
Horace Hawks wss this morning fined by
the same Justice, s. and costs, for drunk
enness.
Nor Ysr.-By the re.distrieting Of the
County 1t the January meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners, Mr.. A.
Sutton, Of Oak, was thrown into Commits
.sionsr sohroedsr's district and therefore
out Of Office. But he has recently removed
to the town Of Grove, being another part OF
the District from which he was originally
elected, and 80 will hold his position.
"Lo" GRux1s.-A magic lantern ex-
hibition was given At Schwartz & Theis'
Hall on Tuesday evening. and Chippewa
chief, who had just arrived that evening
from the Agency, was taken in to see the
sights. About tho time the second or third
picture was performing its antics on the
sheet. Mr.. Lo! gave loud and prolonged
"O-o-o-o-o-o!" Of sstonishment which con-
vu1sed tho house.
T1RR1B11 Aco1DENT.-On Wednesday
last, while Mr.. A. Weston, at Weston &
Ravens numbering camp. II miles above
Pokegoma Falls, was unloading logs, he
slipped and fell, two immense logs rolling
on to him and killing him instantly. His
body was brought to this place on Sabbath
evening, and taken to Minneapolis, his
home, the following morning. He was a
Joung man, and unmarried.
W1ATHIR Norris
Fridsy-Lght snow afternoon pleasant.
saturdsy-Bright and warm.
ssbbath-Beautiful day.
MISUNDERSTANDING aud blustery.
Tuesday-Cold.
Wednesday-More pleasant.
Thursday-Light snow during the pre-
vious night; sun very warm and bright.
RAILROAD MATTERs.-lt is understood.
on good authority, that work will be com
menced in tho spring on the branch line Of
the Northern Pacific railroad running from
this city north westerly to Otter Tail City.
Also, that the branch on the east side Of
the river will be extended to Grow Wing,
and thence to the crossing Of the main line
at Brsinsrd.