The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

A4A0A0A4AV~.~00 o40lDAtlO0 Will DO Nv
On 1t stsnley's Hall, Maine Prairie. Oh
next Saturday evening; under tho super.
vision Of Miss Nellie Kimball. for the ben
1t Of The N. &. church. There will b.
tableaux. oharades, 30. Tickets, rs cents !;
children IL cents.
Observation-Disclosures Rigby, Of the
stearns County Agricultural Society, hsa
appointed Mr.. P. Lamb, Of this city, SEQ.
retary Of the Association in place Of b. W.
DeLano resigned, to act until tho next IN.
nusl meeting; and Wesley Carter Vice.
President during the absence Of J. E. Hay.
ward. The seoretary's books can bs found
At the County Auditors Office, where Mr..
Lamb il engaged.
,LEarsIAr1v1 CoNvsnT1oA.-The Demo-
Gratis Of tho Second Representative District.
Stearns County, met At 81. 10. ON satur-
day, and vas called to order by J. 81. Lin
nemsn who Vas elected Chairman, -aad ].
F. Thierss Secretary. The following towns
were represented:
Holding-R. Holding.
Albany Weitsel.
Avon-J. Sand.
st. Wsndel-P. Sand.
Brookwsy-A. kennedy.
st. Jo.-J. h. Linnsmsn, Fred. Sehroe-
der and A. Kramer.
Krain-J. Kasperlin.
/. A ballot was taken for . candidate for
Representative. II stood
B. Holding, ................... ........... 8
J. F. ThieEss, ................. l
Mr.. Holding Wa declared Tie nominee.
The following committee vas appointed
for the ensuing ysar. after which tho Con.
vsntion adjourned J. d. Linnsmaa Chair
man, P. Sand, T. Wsitssl.
"A New York eorrsepondsat, whose
businsss seeasioaally brings him to this
city, writes "'Ho11L WAxrlD AT 81.
CIouD,' ought 70 b standing advertise.
msnt in al the papers until you get one
st. Cloud 10 being damaged every day BY
the lack Of . first .class hotel. An sx.
trsmely large hotel il not ,upsratively
demanded, but one that il we'll kept, hss
comfortable rooms and ssts 4 good table,
Such house would DO crowded every
day with . good paying custom.
Hon. II. G. Burbank 10 the Democrat
10 candidate for Senator In the stsarns
county district, and his nomination Il 70
we'll regarded that TEE Jou1xAL, . Repub-
lican paper, advocates his sndorssment By
the Republican Convention. The gentle
man nominating Mr.. Burbank said 10 did
net nominate him ~ Democrat, but % 4
sss and worthy TO represent them. The
Democratic majority In Stsarns county
bsing near one thousand, the course sue-
gssted BY Ta1 Journal IL wise enc, par
tioularly - Mr.. Burbank IL known 20 be
no partisan. He has many friends in this
locality who will rejoice to SEQ him elect
sd.-R'""sepolis Tribune (kepsblean.)
Nv. .re h.ppy to receive among our
Minnesota exchanged, the 81. Cloud Jou1-
xAL edited and published BY Wn. B. Mitch
ell, Esq, An old Minnesotiau. The Jou1.
Hal has larger circulation in the up
country towns, shove st. Paul and Mime
spo]is, than any other paper, and 10 very
popular. Mr.. Mitchell has recently had
his model printing establishment moved 70
. more oomnodious brick building, built o.
pressly for his Office, centrally located in
tho most business part Of the city. May
success and prosperity attend you in the
future. - they have in the past, friend
hitohell'-P'sseott Wis.) Patriot.
Tho Stearns County Agricultural Soci-
sty may find hint in tho following para.
graph:
"The directors Of tho Santa Clara (Csl. J
Agricultural Society have added novel
feature to the fair to be given in thst couu.
" the coming fall. They offer premium,
Of $40, $50, and $40 to tho unmarried
girls who will prepare plain dinners, moi
to exceed the cost Of 81, Of first, second
and third grades-six or less number ia
compete. To those preparing dinners Of
the fifth and sixth grades, $40 each. A
committee will DO appointed to examine
| the tables and test the quality Of tho vi.
auds provided, who will decide upon Ii 81,
separate merits and award the prisss."
In confederation Of this suggestion, II
would be nothing more than the fair thinl
for the Society to give ~ good positio,
on the testing committee.
Ono Of our 81. Cloud fishermen th,
other day bsitsd his hook with . live frog
After patiently waiting some time for ,
bite, - hs ehattsd With . friend, no found
that his lively bait had swun ashore, aat
wss sitting quietly on the rock BY his side
He wound up his line aad came hons:-
I (This Is secret
Mr.. B. G. Burdiek raised this ysaz
fsar Early Rose potatoes, vhieh wsisbst
lo} pounds. the largest weighing st lbs
II anybody can ,oss shove this let then
bring their potatoes around.
-Msssrs. @. T. 4 W. Powell ~ rsesiv'
ing their new goods. They have : splsa
did stock Of everything in The hs.dwsr'
line. .>..:.
-hontSonsry 1 Wsst are rsattine tbsi,
corner showroom and viii move oil thsi,
stock into IL. The other room viii bs 90
oupisd by Mrs.. II. Tebsy - bookstor.
Mr.. Andrew lrits IL putting on On ID
dition to bis house. ''URele'' Tenvoorde hs'
improved The appearance Of that part o.
"sllss avenue BY putting 8 new fence /,