The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-04

arms. an glad 70 sey he 10 rapidly re-
covering. although. for . while it was
'~essht tho result might prove fatal, ~
~ ~'assiet Court. which has been in
The D. ~"heel house. in this place,
Dsssiou ct the ~ - close last sstur-
|hs past week, came - 1900 noticed
asy. Aoons those In sttena-: I'D Capt.
Vim. 8. Moore, Esq, Of st. Psal; g. 3.
L. ". Collins, Oscar Taylor, and D.
Searle. Of St. Cloud. A number Of import
Int cases have been disposed Of. The Court,
think, was remarkably harmonious.
Judge MoKelvy seems to possess magnet
10 power, which but few men know
how to exercise in tho right direction.
Nh. H. s. Wood, son of Q. A. Wood,
Esq.,, Of this place, who has been suffering
for the past year with Inflammation Of tho
eyes, leaves next week for ". Paul, to 70.
oeivs treatment Of the Eye and Ear 1nsti-
tute, in care at DR.. Sohwarzvach, who has
given him every encouragement that his
sight will be fully restored in q few
months.
Mr.. Chester Coburn, citizen Of this
place, who accidentally shot himself about
two months ago, and who has been lying
in critical condition at Minneapolis the
past month, has been obliged to undergo
the smputation Of his right leg. He is
now in fair condition to recover.
A grand ball is advertised to be given at
this place on the 18th Of December, under
the auspices Of the Masons. These who
"trip tho light fantastic toe" ars cordially
invited to attend and participate in tho
festivities Of the occasion.
The urgent need Of : bakery, tailor shop
and jswslry store il fslt IN Sank Rapids. ..
The river has not yet closed Il this
plass, aad " long Tor 81 ios bridge.
It Another fsstivai - talked 1T. ..>- -
: Nett i am progressing q. y. new
MIN :. . II I
: NJ: ,1sirai&. Nh ~ -lsl.llaesk la,rr,ed
@sSess 80 sask ~ II Als bi6sksaith shop
.ssvthe as.. vim 90. b sbls 70 ,.ss.s
work T.
The co,sr,s.tte1sr church is t. BE- heat
I'd BY stoves below the floor, and every
thing will probably s. in readiness by mex,
Sunday. 1t will be great comfort to
church. goers, as heretofore cold feet have
eonflieted somewhat With religion.
An annual meeting Of the directors and
stockholders Of tho "ssuk Rapids Manu-
featuring Company was held to-day foz
the purpose Of electing officers for the com.
ing year. They are Is follows: Presi.
dent, Charles Gilman; Vioe-President,
Jeremiah Russell; Secretary, Charles g.
Wood; Treasurer, Justus Carpenter.
The District Canvassing Board met al
this place last Saturday, and the votes fol
Senator and Representative were counted.
Geo. W. Benedict is elected Senator by 426
majority, and Moses LaFond Represents.
tive BY majority.
Col. Geo. ". Sweet, attorney for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company; was
shaking hands with his many friends in
sauk Rslids, last Thursday, and left on
Tie following day for New York City.
Mr.. J. A. Jeass, . resident Of this place,
while driving etrsyed, calves from Gilman.
ton Woods last week, had tho misfortune "a
ftesze enc Of his sset severely. He is con.
hasd 70 the house, and il 10 feared smputs-
lion win b necessary. -
The Public School, at this place, unds,
the direction Of Ira Barnum, ESQ.,, and
Mrs. Rease, is progressing very satisfac-
torily to al concerned. The school nov
numbers 101 pupils.
Missss Matte Wright and Annie Reyes
| graduates Of tho St. Cloud Normal School
and now teachers in the public school .
the city Of Red Wing, arrived homo OF
Thursdsy, aud spent Thanksgiving will
their friends and relatives. They returned
On the following Friday to their fold 0
labers.
Sickness is prevailing to some extent i,
town.
The merchants are doing = very fai
business, considering money is scarce.
Quite = number Of substantial and com
modious residences have been erected i,
town the past year, and if as many ar
built the coming year, Sank Rapids will b
quite place. &: :.
The machinery for tho new Touring mil
is expected to arrive from below this week
Mr.. Campbell, Of Watab, has concludes
to go to Oregon with his family mex
spr,ng, where he thinks he will permanent
" RESIDE ..s/>
Coed dry oak woed soils readily It fror
s. Is 70. 500 per cord ; good hay $50
to $50 psr ton !; potatoes As 70 50 Ct.
! pr bushel; corn g 70 40 sts. eess.. 20 l.
Is ets. pr dessa |, good puttsr ffem' 20 +
I 81: -, Pr pound sass Is i so stso; ven
issa soils from . 'ts7 ets. It Wholesale, IN,
llts Il sts. = rstaii. :~.,:.~, 5.
=, d., Id1asa '. Elstehse, Ter many yen,
Z l,stdeat Il tAia plaza. = aew peeetisial
kns1,sissss1 D. Hsel, Nsbsssks.
:Iasssssai.0 ssRvisss vsss hsll It n
Css1eseatiaA sAsssh last sabholh sysa
ilG ap1aa able sAa plaesissl sermon Wi
dsNvsrsd BY tho Rev. Sherman. Hall.
It is understood that the Congregational
'ists intend to purchase . bell for their
church 1t this place.
Now let = bell be procured for tho new
school house.
Services are now held regularly every
Sabbath 1t the Methodist church. Rev.
Vim. Copp is Pastor. ,,.,
Services viii not be held in the Catholic
! church, on this side Of the river, next Sun
day, on account Of the illness Of the pas
| tor.
The elegant granite residence Of our en-.
tsrprising fellow townsman, L. Robinson,
has recently received the finishing touch.
es., In solidity Of construction it will
challenge comparison with any private
residence: above Minneapolis, While tho at-
traetive grounds in the imnsdiste vicinity
will Vi, with aoy in thaees.tzy. :
Az Ii. ferry IL not raining. Aays *: q. or. CT:
citizens wanting Il, "a, 70 tho Sank City
mills steate1pellsd - tsross BY; WY ,ef ii,
81. Cloud bridge, involving, .. trip, Of, four