The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-06

oils change cars at the Junction.
CLUB RATls.-The following are the
club rates Of TIE JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 (" $50 "
II. E. CHuRcu.-Sersioes every Sabbath
st 103 A. n. and 8P. N. Strangers invited.
Rxv. F. A. R1aa1N, Pastor.
Old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
-"Tbere's music in the air." It's mos
quitoes.
"A pleasant chatty letter fir ON 60 K.
on ''T,tlss," will appear next week.
The telegraph line is to be completed
to Sank Centre by the close Of this week.
Greeting!
"A Sabbath School Concert will be
held at the NJ. E. Church on next Sabbath
evening, At eight O'Clock.
The tax sale has been progr esslng du'
rens tho week at the County Auditors Of
fec, under Treasurer Cans.
Tho first day Of June ushered summer
in in royal style, but there has been
back sliding since into frequent showers.
"A telegram from DR.. schultea yester.
day announced his safe arrival in New
York that morning.
-Horseback riding is getting to be all
the 20. On pleasant evenings parties OF
aides and gentlemen can b seen ambling
through our streets on 70 gentle steed.
Mr.. G. H. Farrimsu, = nephew Of
Capt. West, had the arst joint Of the Sec
ond finger Of his right had amputated on
account Of very severe felon.
On Monday afternoon, DR.. Hagge-
msnn's horse ran away On Wellcs avenue,
throwing him from his wagon, and injur-
ing him somewhat severely.
Stevenson 4 Co. have put new en-
zine and boiler in their foundry. They
were made by G. NJ. Hardenbergh & Co,
Of the Minnesota Iron Works, 1t Minnesp-
oils.
Tho June term Of tho District Court
will begin on next Tuesday. The calendar
il very light, and the term will probably be
short. The Beaver murder case il the on
" one Of any importance.
Among the other attractions OF the
Fourth Of July, ws vnderstand there will
be match game Of Base Ball. The St..
Cloud club are talking Of challenging the
Maine Prairie club. If they do they will
need practice, for tho club at Maine Prairie
has some fearful batters.
"A term Of the District Court for
Wright county began ct Buffalo on Tues
day. The following Clesrwaterites are
serving their country a. Jurors: James
jerks, ". q. Cutting, 8. Stevens, Geo. P.
Fish, Robert Shaw, George Whiting, NJ.
Outlet.
Mr.. E. B. Robertson returned on Tues
Day from the headwsters of the Plate
River. He reports an excellent stage Of
water, enough for six weeks with what is
held in tho Main Platte. There is An area
Of seven miles covered with two feet Of
water, in addition to the ordinary supply.
-0n Monday large party Of immi-
grants passed through town. They were
we'll supplied with sheep, cattle and horses
aud were bound for the line Of the N. P.
r. R., where they will take homesteads.
From ten to twenty immigrant teams
cross tho bridge At this place every day,
bound for homes In Northern Minnesota.
Decoration Day was observed by the
people Of Elk River, under the auspices
Of the G. A. r., in an appropriate manner.
There Vas large attendance from the
surrounding country. The address was
delivered by Col G. D. Kerr, Of this city
In tho afternoon, the people crossed over
tho river to Otsego, where an address was
delivered by Rev. Staples, Of Elk River.
-Nsssrs. Chase Il Potter, Of Sank Rap
ids, inform 40 that tho statement Of thei,
store having been closed last week by
their creditors is mistake; that the firm
have had NO difficulty with their creditors
and that their business il prosperous. w
had our information from what We haG
reason 70 believe Vas the very best au
thority, but now ehesrfully give this state
meut.
The discovery Of gold near Richmond
In this county, recently reported in TIL
Jou11AI, 10 exciting good deal Of atten
ton in st. Paul. Tho papers there hav
had lengthy articles on tho subject, an
efforts are being made to secure addilona
capital for the purpose Of prosecuting tn
work further. II there 10 gold there, IL
NJ have 1t. It is just the article We hav
been looking after for some time.
Tho case Of Davis l. Clark, Of thi
place, against J. B. Spratt Defendant, On
r. J. Mendenhall, Garnishee, Of MinneaI
oils, wss decided last week by Judge Evan
referee, in favor Of Dayis 4 Clark. 1t va
. suit for tho amount Of bill Of supple
furnished by Messrs. Davis & Clark
6pratt. who WAS numbering for Member
hall: Judgment for $65o.8l and costs v.
found on supplemental complaint file
against the 0arnishee, who, We un derstan'
will carry tho case to the Supreme Cour
-On Monday evening the Silver Corn
Band serenadsd Rev. Mr.. Stukenkemp
(Father Minolf), previous to his departur
He responded in . few remarks, expressi'
his good wishes for oil. Tho party We
invited In and served with rsfreshmen
He started tho next day for Now Aunio
and wss accompanied % far as St. 10.
. large number Of friends in buggies. T
seheel children were ranged along t
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