The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-08

visit. He has changed very much during
his absence. He has large stock farm
and has prospered well.
| Jud. Rice, Assistant Superintendent o
the St. Paul & P. R. r., was in the cit,
last evening.
| Mr.. Lewis Lewiston, Receiver of thu
Duluth Land Office, has rendered his resig
nation.
| Judge L. A. Evans, of this city, is ,
member of the Democratic Liberal Repub
lican State Committee.
Thus saith the Fergus Falls Journal
Zion. E. M. Wright, Of Dayton, rejoices IL
the birth Of daughter"
| The Kellogg FIGURING Mill Company
at Sank Centre, has been adjudged bankrupt
upon the petition of its creditors.
The publication of the Glenwood EaqlI
has been discontinued. Mr.. Riaing intends
locating in another and larger place.
| The Northern Pacific Railway will b<
closed for the winter, between Fargo and
Bismarck, about the 10Th Of November.
| The Third Annual Report of the In,
surance Commissioner of Minnesota has
been received, and is cheerful little volume
of 1856 pages.
Mrs. L. Robertson, of Sank Rapids
was thrown from buggy one day last week,
striking on her head and shoulders and re-
ceiving severe injuries.
DIR. Parker and "Dit." had little til,
last Sunday. Result: one of the optics Of
the party of the first part clad in mourn
ing. Ditmar was brought before Justice
Barnes on Monday and fined $40 and COSTS
See notice of the special train which
has been secured by Mr.. L. Robbers to 60
to St. Paul on Sunday, the 18th inst. The
fare from this place, for the round trip, will
be $500.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel learns that
Mr.. W. B. Luther, who removed from this
vicinity to Emporia, Kansas, about two years
ago, has been suffering terribly with fever
and ague and that Mrs. L. is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. James Young, Of St. Cloud, spent
q couple of days in this city, this week.
He was called to this vicinity by the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. D. D. Kimball, OF
Dover.-Rochester Post.
Mr.. Young returned on Saturday even
ing. We regret to learn that his sister is
still very i'll.
| -Dr. R. v. Pierce, Of BunAlo, n. r,
occupied with his advertisement two full
columns Of HarperS Weekly for five weeks,
at the rate of $500 per line each week, OF
over $1,000 for the five weeks. He under
stands that it pays to advertise in dull
times, as well as in brisk times.
On Thursday Of last week, Harry
Wood, a lad of thirteen years, son of Mrs.
VIM. h. Wood, while jumping from a
fence, fell, breaking his left arm between
the wrist and elbow. Mrs. Wood had just
removed from Sank Rapids to Little Falls,
where she intends publishing paper.
The saloon of Julius Gross, at Mime
| apolis, was destroyed by fire last Saturday
morning. Mr.. G.'s loss amounts to $751;
$50; insurance, $500. 1t is not known
how the fire caught, and members of Mr.
G:'s family narrowly escaped with thei,
lives. Mr.. Gross was lately resident Of
Cold Springs, in this county.
On Tuesday evening VIII lie Jimmy
Boyd was exercising his new pony on
Washington avenue, the breeding broke
and the 'kiyote' becoming fractions, jim
my mounted its back. He held on like 8
little man, but the pony would have been
too much for him had not DR.. Jaques come
to his assistance.
From MI. James Coates, of Little
Rock, Ark, We have received copy Of tn.
Address of the Republican State Conven'
ton, held at Little Rock, Sept. 18th, 1874
which has been issued in pamphlet form
Mr.. Coates is brother of Mr.. John Coates
Of this city, and is an Attorney at Law and
Real Estate Agent at Little Rock.
This is the way Lamb, editor Of til.
st. Cloud Times, talks to W. B. Mitchell
editor of the St. Cloud JOURNAL:
| IF he wants anything of Us, all he ha.
got to do is to say 60, and we will meet hin
three-9narters Of the way, and if that won,
| do we'll 90 all the way, and endeayor t.
take a little Of the conceit out of him
We mean business"
| Well, Lamb, why don't you develope in
to sheep, and go?- Winona Herald.
The assessment IN this county 40 r,;aei
by the State Board will work great inius
tice in many towns. In the town of Albany
for instance, the total valuation last yea
was $26, ITS; this year it is $67, $50. w,
know of 100 acre tract in that tow,
which has been offered for sale at $500
which is assessed at $743. The same i
true of nearly every other town in tn,
county.
Rev. J. T.. Lewton who comes to Wash
ington Avenue Church, though a membe
of this Conference, has not been located du
ring the past year, but has spent his tim
In travelling in the West for the purpose O
recuperation. Now with health in good de
gree re-established, he enters with vipo
upon his new work, and his appointmen
will doubtless prove of benefit to the church
-Minneapolis MaI.
This is rather refreshins in view of til,
tact that Mr.. Lewton has been located at 81
Cloud during the past two years, and ha
been doing, during that time, continuou
and effective work. Wake mp, Mr.. Maa
Go to Russelrs and buy the Extr
Super6ne Flour manufactured by Davis
Beal.
West and Selby, in Vests Block
are selling damaged goods at any price, an
good goods at cost.
-Quinces will be on hand at Dennis OF
! Saturday.
For your millinery goods, go to Mr.,