The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22

Searle, Esq, started on Tuesday for Littll
Falls, whore aterm Of the District Court i
in session. f>'.'2 49,
Mr.. J. NJ. Thomson, of Sank Centre
favored us with call on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. scherfsnberg, whose home i.
now at Minneapolis, has been making hi
friends here a visit.
| Among the Maine Prairieites to be seer
with the naked eye on our streets within
the past few days have been Messrs. Mar.
tin Greeley, Thos. steen, A. Goodspeed, O.
Farwell and Alex. Spaulding.
Capt. L. w. Collins Is attending a term
of the District Court at Little Falls.
i Another St. Cloud lawyer, Mr.. Sawyer, is
also ut Little Falls, on legal business.
Nh. John Coates returned yesterday from
Manitoba. If John doesn't stay in Gamer.
lea" little more, he will have to be natur-
allied.
We had call on Monday from the Rev.
IN. W. Learned and Mr.. s. P. Carpenter,
of Sank Rapids.
Capt. Bryan, Of Avon, is viewing St.
Cloud to day.
Mr.. P. H. Schooner, Of Cold Springs, favor
ed this Office with call to-day.
-"Dominick Ock" is the way the Chica-
60 papers have it.
DIR. Jacques has removed his dental
rooms to Vests new block, where he has
handsome quarters.
A couple of young bears in box were
among the last weeks curiosities visible on
| our streets.
-Workmen are engaged on John Roll
ers new agricultural implement warehouse
on Richmond avenue.
Squire Nation couldn't see where the
fun came in when he punched nail
through his hand this morning.
Wheat briggs IS cents Tin trade" at
Alexandria. At Sank Centre it is worth
65a67 cents; at Melrose, 70 cents.
Mrs. John Gaf1rey, of Pope county,
while returning home from Alexandria was
thrown from a wagon and had her leg brok-
en-.
Mr.. D. B. Barstow, the popular con-
ductor on the St. P. & P. R. r., has remov-
ed his family from Sank Rapids to St.
Paul.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, Methodist
minister who has been in charge of the
Green Lake circuit, has become insane and
been taken to the Asylum at St. Peter.
IS. B. Mcclure and L. B. Moore, whose
trial on the charge of setting fire to.
Kellogg, Chase & Mayo's store was conclud-
ed at Sank Centre last Saturday, were &C
quilted.
The impression seems to be general
that Mr.. Lewis Lewiston, who has resigned
his position as Receiver of the Duluth Land
Office, is more sinned against than sim
ming"
Mr.. w. L. Perrigo, lately of Rhodes &
spencers drug store, is now handing out
billet-dours and licking stamps for young
ladies-in other words, he is deputy in
the Post Office.
Mr.. c. NJ. Doughty puts on extra pa
ternal airs, on account of that little laddie;
and young damsel has interfered some
thing with the normal channel of thought of
Prof. Gray.
Mr.. Smith Bloomfield, County Super
intendent of Schools of Douglas county,
died at Alexandria on Tuesday. His re-
mains passed through town to-day on their
way to Jersey City.
We we favored with . call from Rev.
Mr.. Stanley, Of St. Cloud, on Monday last.
Mr.. s. is man with good deal of vim,
and is doing good work for the people of
St. Cloud.-E2k River Nevs.
We neglected last week to make prop
er mention of the crystal wedding of Mr.. o.
0. Hines, the jolly painter, and his wife.
There was good time and fine showing of
presents, with abundance of good wishes.
Mr.. James Mauldin, the Montana
stock-farmer who sold number of head of
horses here some weeks ago, has purchased
in Illinois two Norman stations, for which
he paid $4,000, to take to his Montana
farm.
1t is said that medium-sized Limbur-
ger cheese, planted in the middle Of grain
field or garden patch, will keep away both
grssshoppers and potato bugs. And it
takes pretty brave man to venture very
close to it.
Last Sunday gun exploded in the
hands Of Matthias Zenner, of St. Wendell,
driving fragments of the lock into his left
arm, making some bad flesh wounds. he
came to town on Monday, when his inju-
ries were attended to by DR.. Gmelin.
The most liberal advertiser in the
Upper Mississippi Valley, is R. M. Russell,
Esq, of st. Cloud-a grocery dealer. He
is doing, as result, magnificent business,
though the times are dull. A man with so
respectable name cannot help being
shrewd business man, and good fellow
which he is.-Brainerd Tribune.
All of which is true - preachin'!
CHURCH UN1oN.-A union between the
Presbyterian and Congregational Churches
in this city has been effected on tho fol-
loving basis, to continue one year:
LIST. The two churches to unite in calling
and supporting the Rev G. r: Milton A. NJ,
Of Detroit, Mich, Presbyterian minister.
/ I'd. The services of the united conereea-
tons to be held in the Congregational
church.,
Sd. Each church to retain its present
ecclesiastical organization.
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