The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-07


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Snow to-day.
We are informed that "spotted fever
has made its appearance in this vicinity.
Tho Board Of County Commissioners
will meet ON tho third Tuesday of March,
the 10Th inst.
Tho Congregational church at this
place has extended call to Rev. VIM.
Bacon, of cham, Vermont.
by mistake tho notice Of the meeting
Of the Baptist Society, to be held at Mr.. F.
Talcott's, was announced for last Friday,
instead Of tomorrow afternoon.
Chief Of Police Robertson took va
grant Norwegian across the bridge yester-
day, and told him 70 leave for other parts,
on penalty Of residence in Jail.
"A bill introduced by Senator Wright
creating IN Independent school district Of
Richmond, in this county, passed both
branches Of the Legislature.
On the 22d ult.. Mr.. Ira NJ. Carpenter,
Of Sank Centre, Joined ye glorious ranks Of
Beuedicts. His many friends in St. Cloud
tender their good wishes.
Mr.. r. A. Wait, Of this city, received a
telegram on Monday stating that his broth
or, Levi, living near Niagara Falls, had
died very suddenly-falljng from his chair
while sitting at the table.
See the new advertisement of the Bank
Of st. Cloud. This is one of the best and
most reliable institutions Of the kind in
the State, and We can commend it to
friends at home and abroad.
Mr.. Jos. Pendel, who went to Minne-
spolis for time, and afterwards kept a
railroad eating bouse at spunk Lake, has
returned to st. Cloud, which he says is
thu only place for man to live.
From Hon. Geo. l.. Becker We have
received copy of London publication
entitled Gland and Emigration" 1t is is.
sued monthly. The number. before us con.
tains much information concerning the ad-
vantages Minnesota offers to emigrapts.
Miss Myrs Fuller, and Messrs. F Har-
riman, T. J. Gray and N. W. Scott, of the
graduating class at the Normal School, hav-
ing completed their studies have been given
q vacation until the examination IN May.
-Messrs. G. Chase and J. O. Potter, of
Boston, have recently opened large hard
ware establishment at Sank Rapids. They
occupy feur stories with the different de-
partments Of their business. They will
have large stock of agricultural imple-
ments, and will engage in the manufacture
and sale Of tinware.
The foundation has been laid al Fargo,
ION tho Dakota side of the Red River,
whore the Northern Pacific crosses that
stream) for q hotel, 190x140 feet, four
stories high. There are about fifty tents
and log houses there now. The first settler
went to Fargo last September. Just think
Of it!
On Monday, a young man named
John smithson, son of Mr.. 2. Smithson
Chairman Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Ksndiyohi county, died quite
suddenly Of congestion Of the brain. H.
WAS sick but thirty-six hours. He va
about nineteen years Of age, and wa
. student at the Normal School
"A gentleman from the upper countr,
informs us that the Hudson Bay Compan,
are building four steamboats, this winter
one at Breckenridge and the other tire
At Fort Garry. Two Of THESE boats are in
tended to run on Red River-one, q smsl
one, Is far IS to Breckenridge during tn
spring months-one on the Saskatchewa
River, and the other on Lake Winnepeg.
Says the Alexandra Post ''The sain
Cloud Bridge Bond bill was carried las
week by vste Of tho people OF that city
Tho majority in its favor was 1868, its op
ponents only casting II votes. Railroad
are benefit and sensible people appreciat
tho fact. The men who oppose railroad
are always enemies Of progress"
--Cross + Plates purchased last wee
from Plein & Gordon, two monster calve
-one three months OH, which weighed Is
pounds dressed; and the other mir
months old, which weighed 327 poune
dressed. They were in splendid condition
and Cross l. Plattes' customers had q "f.
take'' in the line Of veal.
SPRING STYLES. Mrs. Ottensmeyer ha
received this week by express choice an
wsll-seleoted stock of millinery goods, en-
braoing oil tho latest spring styles. l.
dies will bear this in mind, and call an
examine tho new goods
DO not fail to read the advertiseme,
ofG. Webster Peck, in this issue, and {
not fail TO visit his store whenever you o
in st. Paul.
REV. Creighton delivered "Lecture
young ladies' at Mankato last week, viii
is.well spoken of.
FousD.-A nubis, which can be had
this Office.
Canned goods at St. Paul prices,
Smiths Grocery.
New goods OF all kinds have arrived
the Chicago Clothing Hall.
Fos RExr.-Two good Office rooms. !
ouirs q Allen & Russell's.
4i&"f "i5 =!
An elegant stock of wedding preser
has Just been received at Bush's Jewel
Store.
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