The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-05

The owner Of those ok kittens viii
ind them In THl JOURNAL wood house.
No charge for this notice. =
-Parker's "Farmer Boy" won race in
st. Paul ON Saturday, taking three out Of
four heats, In 2:b8, 500 and 1884.
Rev. J. &. Wood, Of Detroit Lake, will
hold services next Saturday evening At
eight o'clock, and on Sabbath morning and
evening At tho usual hours, at the Baptist
hall.
Tho following: from the Willmsr Re-
pu6!;ean, means qur old friend "Rieh::"
Mr.. Bloomfield, our excellent and 40
oomodating agent Ut the Depot, has gone
to housekeeping.
-Msssrs. Sweet and Weed retired on
Tuesday from The once Il Attornsys for
the Land Department Of tho Northern Pa
oihe railroad. andths attorneys ofRos 10 10
Be sbolishsd. These gsntlemsn win con-
tinue to represent the Puget Sound L and
Company.
Tho st. Paul Pioneer publishes tho re-
port that G. W. Benedict, Of the Sank
Rapids Sentinel, has gone to Chicago, where
hs 10 to purchase . complete newspaper
and job printing establishment for the new
town Of Bismark, ct the Missouri crossing
| Of tho North Pacific Railroad.
On Sabbath next, at the Catholic
I church, at 9:16 A. NJ, seventy children Of
the Catholic school (under charge Of Prof.
Kalser) will receive their first communion.
Lambbeilotte's grand mass will DO produce
cd. The Silver Cornet Band will b in at
tendance. Rev. Father Haindl O.S.B. will
| of6oiate,
Tho walls Of DR.. Websr's new granite
block are rising steadily toward the second
floor.
Work il progressing rapidly ON tho
Methodist church. It will be enclosed in
few days.
The Baptist church is enclosed.
Tho plssterers are nearly through on
Leisen's new block.
I'm tho course Of . lengthy article on
tho new st. Cloud Normal School, tho st.
Paul Pioneer says:
''The location IL . very commanding
one, on IN elevation overlooking the river,
and tho building Will present . very hne
appearance. Location Odds much 70 any
building, and % haadsome . building ~
the st. Cloud Normal School building will
add much to the location, and the two will
therefore be mutual"
The tornado Of the Esd, while on it,
mad career. paid ito compliments to Mr.. II.
G. Barrett, Of Clearwater, taking the roof
off Of his barn, swinging the L Of his house
ten feet out Of place. stripping part Of the
shinglss from the roof Of the main build
ing, and dattsning three quarters Of mile
Of fence. Pence posts were torn out Of tho
ground and carried . hundred rods, while
boards sailed through tho cir mile before
dropping.
On Thursday Mrs. Hsnorah MoCsrty,
who lives along the line Of the railroad
about three miles from this city, was arrest
ed on tho charge Of placing distractions
On the track. She complains that the Com
pany has misused her and refuses to make
satisfactory settlement, and she had taken
this method Of making them come to time.
After hearing before Justice Barnes she
Was held in the sum Of $500 to appear At
tho next term Of tho District Court, and in
default, sent to jail.
Two and one-hslf million Of dollars
/ were sent out Of the State Of Iowa last year
to pay remiums on life insurance policies.
In return the companies, some Of which
have surplus Of $50 600. 900, refuse to
loan . dollar Of their money in this State.
4 j. not surprising in view Of such facts
tnat capltA SvvwwuIsIes Ia Eastern cities,
while We have net money enough left to do
tho business Of the oountry.-Fost Dodge
| (lo'0s) xe'ssns~.
| Western men should learn from this the
necessity for patronizing Western eompsn-
les and keeping their money At home. The
Minnesota Mutual Is sound Life Insur-
ance Company, and deserves the confidence
Of al Minnssotisns who may want policies.
The Northwestern Mutual Of Wisconsin -
also good Company. Western men should
sustain their home Institutions, and there.
by keep money from being sent to the East.
A BRAVE BoY.-NARRow EscAP1.-On
Monday evening frightful railroad oollis-
ion was narrowly escaped through tho
thoughtfalness and prompt action OF little
boy. Two passenger trains-the afternoon
up and down trains between this city and
St. Paul-were coming in opposite direc-
tons between Anoka and Coon Greek, and
were at opposite ends Of curve in deep
cut. This boy, who had gone to drive home
the cows, saw the danger, and rushing to .
prominent position gestieulated franti-
cally, attracting tho attention Of the en-
gineers in time, and tho two trains
stopped, facing each other On the single
track, less than tho length Of threa cars
apart. Why they were running thus, We
could not learn. Ono or the other must
have been out Of place. But this brave boy
should be vol rewarded by the railroad
company for preventing tho loss Of Life and
property.
That's WARS TIN X1rr1R.-Last 8 A.
urday-niee dsy-the Bench and IN oztho.
dox Elder 60 6shing-go TO Briggs Lake,
10 nilss-sood time-ash bits-gst plenty
l-stsrt for homs-sxpsot to gather around
family hsazthstoues BY nine o'eleok-stsed
amolss gently slong-svsrything lovely
within i've miles Of hous-horss concludes
to stop and think about 1.-THE Beach and
the Elder also stop and thiak shout it-B,