The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-30
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1s59. Summer Time Table. 1874
sr. CLOUD, ST. PAUL & A1NNEAPoL1s.
Leave St. Cloud 1923 m S.OO N
Arrive ut St. Paul ll.O5 . m 7.!6 pm
do Minneapolis 1915 m $40 p m
ST. PAUL g. MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
Leave St. Paul $50 m 445 p m
do Minneapolis 8.46 An 500 p m
Arrive St. Cloud 1885 pm $50 P m
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oils change cars At the Junction.
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NJ. E. CHuRcu.-Services every Sabbath
at 104 A. NJ. and 8P. N. Strangers invited.
REV. F. A. R1aG1N, Pastor.
old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
"A picnicing party went to Elk Lake on
Saturday last, and had pleasant time.
Lieut.. Salter, Of St. Wendeln, has q
colt, one year old, which weighs $40 pounds.
It's q buster
We are indebted to Senator Ramsey
for bound volumes Of the Congressional
Globe for the session of 1901.
There has been q fair proportion of
rain and sunshine during the week, and
vegetation is fairly rollicking in the lux
urianoe Of its early growth.
Rev. Stukenkemper will preach his
farewell sermon at the Catholic church next
Sabbath. He goes either to Richmond or
New Munich.
Services will be held in the Sank Rap
ids NJ. z. Church next Sabbath, June I'd, }
at u P, II. Preaching by Rev: F. A.
Riggin, Of st. Cloud,
Mr.. E. B. Robertson started on Mon
day to take charge Of Mr.. o. E. Garrison's
drive Of logs which is coming down from
tho Main Platte river. 1t comprises about
five million feet,
"A couple of boys were INDUCING in
horse race on Washington avenue on Tues
day afternoon. They appear ed to be in
training lin q not very appropriate place)
for the Fourth of July.
Some difficulty having arisen between
Messrs. Chase 4 Potter, Of Sank Rapids,
and their creditors, their store was closed
on Monday by Sheriff Coates. They claim
to be able to arrange the matter satisfac'
torily.
"A camp meeting will be held at Otsege
by the Methodists Of this District, begin
ming on the 18th Of Juno. It will be un.
der the charge Of Rev. Lsthrop P. E. Rev;
Risgia, Of this e,ty, Will be among the
ministers in attendance.
"A half dozen new pianos have been re-
ceived BY different parties in town within
the past few wseks-Judge Evans, Dr.
senklsr, &C. Mercer and Lewis Clarl
being among tho purchasers. Not bad
that, for new Western town.
Strikes are % fashionable a. Dolly Var
dens. Some Of tho brickcsrriers at worl
here, learning Of the latest Eastern style
struck for higher wages on Monday morn
ing. Their employers declined to inter
fere with their little diversion, and allowed
them to continue striking, hiring othe,
men for the vacant places.
The St. Cloud stockholders in the Re
public Insurance Company Of Chicago
who have been sued for assessments, hsv
employed Cornell & Bradley, of Minneap
oils, to take charge of their case, and pro
pose carrying the matter to the Suprem'
Court Of the United States if necessary.
Quite number of persons have bee,
in town this week looking after bushes
and residence property, with the intention