The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-16

John Mcleod has quit the hotel busi-
ness at Melrose and removed with his fami-
ly to Minneapolis.
Cleo. Holden, of Getty, and J. F. Bor-
den, of Sank Centre, started on Monday for
Fall River, Mass, to remain.
Gen. sibley, President Of the State
Normal School Board, has called q meet
ing Of the Board to be. held at st. Paul,
on Tuesday May 9Th.
There is town in Blue Earth county,
in this State, that is very popular with peo'
pie who do their swearing in mild sort
Of way. It is called "Good Thunder !"
H:.h.1a of Fergus Falls, mas
had fresh lsurels tw1ned around his manly
brow. He has been elected President OF
that thriving village.
Sheriff Anderson, of Otter Tail county,
has been authorized by Governor Davis to
raise company of militia in that county,
to be armed and equipped by the State.
The price of the bonds Of the st. Paul
& Pacific Railroad Is go cents, instead Of
30 cents, as stated in an item copied from
the Lite h6eld Ledger last week.
The Detroit Record says the air is
thick with rumors concerning the new
Judge for that Judicial District. But
nothing is yet definitely known. Present
appearances would indicate that no ap-
pointment will now be made until after
the District Convention is held.
The Alexandria Post says that Mr.. D.
Burnes, of Pomme de Terre, Otter Tail
county, sowed wheat on Tuesday, April I'd,
the first We have heard of this spring in
Northern Minnesota. Uncle Burpes is one
of tho live farmers of the State,
The Training School is progress sing
finely. During the week the classes have
been in charge of Miss MoCumber, Of the
st. Cloud Normal School, Mr.. burlington,
Prof. Boston, and Supt. Lewis. Next
Thursday will be the closing day.-Mon.
tieelzo zSnes.
Hon. A. R. Hall, of Dayton, was in
town on Monday. he no longer owns IN
interest in the steamboat which is to run
between Minneapolis and St. Cloud, but
says that the boat 10 in readiness to start
up river as soon as the ice goes out-Mon.
tieello Times.
The Brainsrd Tribune learns that q
gentleman from New York State was nego.
tiating with the Land Department N. P. R.
h. at that place last week for from twenty
to forty sections Of land on the line of the
| Northern Pacific for the accommodation Of
. colony Of farmers from that State.
We understand that Ole Peterson,
County Treasurer, will resign his position
at the next meeting Of the Board Of Coun.
| ty Commissioners. Peter Peterson will
probably be his successor. Mr.. Peterson
will make visit 10 his native land, Nor
way, for q number Of months, to which
country he has been intending to visit 70,
q number Of years.-Glenpood Eagle.
IT. G. Mcclure, Of the st. Cloud Land.
Of6ce-Pine-Land- Ring notoriety, wants to
| 60 to Congress from this district tho com.
| ing full. T. c. Mcclure, of the st. Cloud
Land fice-P ine-Land Ring notoriety, will
Of course be elected-to stay at home
Land Office Pine-Lsnd-R Ring notoriety
don't 60 down with the people up thi.
way.-Glens0ood Eagle.
Tho following items given by Man.
annsh correspondent Of tho Liteh6eld
Ledger will bs Of interest to people in
stearns county:
| 0. D. Webb, although stranger here, il
building up good trade, and we see no
reason who he should not do we'll.
Frank Mitchell has moved to Paynesville
to take charge Of tho mill.
Charley Boom remains here q few DAYS
to settle up tho business Of the firm, and
will then move his family to Paynesville.
REMovAL.-G@tten & Trossen intend
moving their meat market tomorrow
to Lahr's Block, taking the room lately co.
cupied by Lambs auction room.
J. Seberger will remove his saloon In q
few days to the building lately occupied
by Boyd's grocery store, next door to Ros-
enberRer's hardware store.
A LAST FRIENDLY NOTICE.
I hereby give notice to all indebted to
me to settle their accounts with me BY
cash or secured notes, at once, Or they will
be sued without further delay.
G: n. KAUFMAN.