The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-21

Leave ~ 81. Cloud 7:ZU A. N.-l1:65 A. II.
Arrive at St. Paul Halo A. N.-4:S5 P. N.
]. H. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
E. Q. sEwALL. supt.
Assessor Alden is making tho rounds
with his little tin box.
The Lutherans, it is stated, intend
building church in this city.
From all quarters We hear only the
most favorable reports concerning tho
crops.
-Trees have been set out and the
grounds enclosed with neat fence ct the
Baptist Church.
Pay your. taxes before the fret Of June.
On that day penalty of ten per cent. will
be added to all unpaid taxes.
Tho class graduated from the St. Cloud
Normal School this term contains IS many
members % the class graduated from the
Wiaona school-ffteen.
Tho Interference of policeman Msthsl-
II on Sabbath last prevented diminutive
piece Of horseaesh from piling up of q
wagon and six men upon . granite hitoh-
Ing post in front of our Office.
"A gentleman from Vermont informed
Us that on Monday Of last week there was
. foot Of snow in the woods Of that State,
and that on Sunday of this week before he
aud his neighbors were enjoying ono Of tho
best sleighrides of the season.
Tho Fergus Falls Journal rises to 70.
mark. on the Congressional situation, that
ct. c. Mcclure, Of stearns county, is also
said to be candidate, but with little or
no chances Of SUCCESS"
The ice-cream eociables at the Meth
odist Church on Friday evening, and q.
the Presbyterian church on Saturday
evening, were we'll attended and very pleas
ant. The ice-cream and cake were en-.
joyed by those present, and the proceeds
by tho societies.
In the case Of Joseph Bdelbrock. of
this city, respondent, %. Daniel 8. Moore,
effort Ripley, the Supreme Court on
Monday affirmed the judgment Of tho court
below and directed that the respondent
have judgment accordingly. The suit was
brought to recover on note.
Tho Pope County Press is the name
Of . new paper started at Glenwood,
IN opposition to Rising's Eagle. A lively
newspaper war is in progress. Mr.. N.
W. Scott, . graduate Of the st. Cloud
Normal School, Is the publisher and
proprietor Of the Pre''. Tive papers are
just one moro than any small town needs
or can support.
The Steamboat Minneapolis arrived on
Sunday, and landed at Bridgeman's lower
mill, bringing up freight for some Of our
merchants. It 10 expected that the boat
will make two trips per week, arriving ct
this place on Sunday and Wednesday OF
each week. 1t is doing good business.
The fare from this place to Minneapolis
10 seventy-fvs cents.
--Already are We in receipt Of letters
from people in other States, inquiring
whether they can find accommodations for
families to spend the summer in 81. Cloud.
Our boarding houses will be crowded, and
many people will be unable to find accom-.
modations. This state of affairs will con.
tiuue until our business men displ ~
enough enterprise and unity to build q
ersditable hotel.
Mr.. Geo. F. Lockwood, In renewing
his sub serip+ion to Tn JOURNAL, write.
from New Canaan, Conn.,, under date Of
Nay Is, % follows: -FOUR spring hae
been cold, wet and backward ice, more
or less, aimost all tho time through April.
Last Sunday the mercury marked 90 in
shady places, and on Monday night there
was frost and ice. Now, l reckon Mime
ssts would have to split her buttons off To
beat that, II she i "cold country" To-
day is much milder, and the buds begin Il
look like business"
Tho editors along the line Of tho North.
ern Pacific Railroad met ct Brainerd OF
Thursday, and organized the Northern Pa
ei6o Editorial Association. Ten paper.
were represented, and the editors oil had
gssd time, besides attending to consider.
able business. R. DUnger, of the Du-
luth Herald, was elected President; W. r
Ball. OF the Detroit Record, Secretary; and
ID. =. Russell, Of tho Brsiuerd Tribune,
was considered worthy to be entrusted
with the money bags Of the Association. 70,
tho period Of one year.
"A jet bracelet. found at the Norma,
School last evening, may be had BY o.,,,,o
at this Office and paying for this notice
Oranges and lemons at
r. NJ. Russz11's.
-Lively times, at J. W. Tenvoords's ,ov
ardsys. Cause: he is selling goods 70 cheap
y. Prondzinski has arrived from th,
East, 10 have, his new goods, r =.