The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-06-04

MErHoDIsr:-(Churchin lowerto town. servicss ever
Sunday At lO1s 4. n. and u Pm. Sunday School
~ NJ. Rev. Ut. Lswton, Pastor.
ooNasEa south ofRavine bridge
SUNDAY scnool At IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting at th
church on Wednesday evenings At I O'Clock.
BAPrlsr-(Near the second ravins bridget Ser,
ces every Sabbath at 10}5 O'clock a. m and o'coc
p. m; Prayer meeting At the church on Thursda
1seniMXs AZ p. IN. Seats free and all are WELDON,
Kev. W. +. Stanley, Psstor.-Sundsy School at
CA1HoIIc.-(Churoh Of Immsculat 20 oncepti o1
y. Germain street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Hand
.. b.; Assistant Rev. Boniface Null, o. 8. b. Sci
vices: Week days at s a. H.; Sundays, First mass
~ a. m, High mass and sermon at 10 q. m, Yes
pers at p. M. ;Cathecetica At p. M.
CLUB RA1Es.-The following are tn
rates of THE JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 {" 1850 I"
IL DOUBLE that OF any other pape,
Published In Northern Minnesota. L.,
Advertiser remember this,
Official Paper Of the City
The First Division
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
rs52. Summer Time Table. 1874
81. PAUL AND ST. 0LOUD-GoING NORTH.
Leave St. Paul $40 A. M.-4:lO P, NJ
Arrive at St. Cloud 200 P. M.-9:25 P. n
Arrive at Melrose 4:05 P. n
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrese 9:25 A. n
Leave St. Cloud 1904. M.-1l:55A,M II.
Arrive at St. Paul 1l:1O A. M.-4:S5 P. N
J. q. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
E. Q. SEWALL. Supt.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
As an entire new outfit has been ordered
for The JOURNALS news and job rooms, q
largo quantity Of advertising and job
type-much Of which is nearly as good as
new-will be sold very cheap, if applioa-
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styles and for prices.
Tho Board of County Commissioners
will meet on tho 18th inst.
Tho st. Cloud boys are to play tho
Sank Rapids boys matched game Of base
ball on next Saturday afternoon.
This is Co,pus Christi day and is be-
xug celebrated with services ct tho Catholic
church. firing Of guns, . procession, etc.
"A large party of immigrants, well
supplied with stock, passed through town
yesterday evening 6 ding to new homes.
Mr.. E. L. Allen has been elected
Secretary Of the stearns County Agricul-
tursl Society. An excellent selection.
The Little Giant boys had their flag
At half mast on saturday-the only OBJ
servanoe of Decoration Day there WAS here.
~
Mr.. N. VanLoon has purchased the
handsome residence of Mr.. Il. q. Herbert,
near Lake George, and has taken posses
eien.'
Hon. C. T. StearBs, one Of the first
settlers Of St. Cloud, now Register of the
Mobile (Ala.) Land Office, has taken to
himself wife.
On Monday another party Of forty
Poles arrived at this place, going to homes
at Two Rivers. They are nearly all in
good circumstances.
Mr.. s. B. Pinney intends building q
Touring mill at St. Augusta, in this county,
INK miles from this city. He will put in
two run Of stone at present.
There have been two fine rains during
the week, keeping tho dust down and max
ing the crops "get up and dust" There
never Was more favorable year than this
for crops Of all kinds.
Hon. Ole Peterson, Of Pope county,
and Hon. c. B. Jordan, of Wadena county,
arc mentioned Is among the leading csndi-
dates for tho appointment Of Register Of
tho St. Cloud Land Office.
On last Sabbath morning Miss Hattie
Chapman was married to Mr.. John DeLeo,
the Rev. Mr.. Stanley officiating. Johnny
Is attending to business, just as though
nothing had happened.
Arrangements are being made Tor .
big 9rangers' picnic, on tho 4th Of July.
It win probably be held at Fair Haven.
A number Of the Oranges in stearas and
Wright counties will participate
The body Of Oliver Brodhead, Of Sank
Rapids, who Was drowned at Little Falls
some ton days ago, has not yet been found.
The lumbermen on the drive very generous.
" subscribed nearly two hundred dollars
for tho benefit Of his family.
Mr.. 0. E. Garrison, Of this city, has
brought suit against DeGraff & Co Of St:
Paul, for failure to comply with tho terms
Of tie contract, laying his damages at
$50, 900. Moore & Kerr, attorneys for De
Graf * Co., have demurred to the CON-
plant.
Mr.. "A. Montgomery, the contractor,
expects to begin work on the addition to
tho Court House on Monday next. It il
to be completed in September. This ad-
dition and shs iuprass ments contemplated
will make the Court House . kerry hand
some building.
On Saturday Lieut.. J. l. salter, Of ct.
Wendlin, sent to this Office two whoppin'
big eggs. The largest measured Just eight
lnches in circumference, and on it was pen.
ciled "Buff Cochin this is new beginn.
er." Tho other measured u inches, and
talked in lead pencil after this fashion
"HaR buff Cochin and half white Bramsh
this hen has never laid smaller egg thar
this" The two eggs weighed just seve,
ounces, and tasted as COED - they looket
big.
-THz JOURNAL says the St. Cloud Nor
NAL School, although having the least 40
hAa L. L. L..