The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-08

| ~"~ NNSs q ~ aoAuVTuy OF 0Auk OeUtro
treated themselves to visit to tho city thu
week. ~. % HI
Mr.. G.B. Shepard, Of the firm Of Viii
ting Shepard, osmmission msrehants o
Minneapolis, favored this office with h oal
yesterday.
-"Darwinism" has evoluted the Fergu,
Falls JournaIinto an illustrated paper.
| -Ninety-eight first citizenship paper.
were issued in Douglas county during 1873.
No more passes on the St. Paul and
! Pacific railroad, is what President Becker
says in a circular.
"A. Railson, OF Norway Lake, has re
ceived the appointment IS U. 8. Route
Agent on the St. Paul & Pacific Railroad.
Frank Daggett, editor Of the Litchfeld
Ledger, has been appointed Postmaster Of
that village. Good There is enough OF
''642" to make several N.sbys.
Silver Basin Grange P. Of H., at Ray
mond, in this County, held its election last
week. N. B. Harrington was chosen Mas.
ter and V. G. Lyman Secretary.
Tho Fergus Falls Journal says that
Mr.. Justus Picket, Of that place, formerly
Of this city } received fine silver set
from friends in New York, which came on
Christmas day.
In Pope county, as soon as q man il
elected Sheriff, if not already in tho sweet
bonds Of mstrimony, he is, obliged to marry.
Sheriff Simon, the present incumbent. has
just been enrolled.
Tho Detroit Record says that on Sun
day last Swede named 4. sindblsd, liv-
ing in Detroit township near Oak Lake.
died from the effects Of an liberated jaw,
caused by the breaking of Of one Of his
teeth some time sinoe.
ON Tuesday Of last week the right
arm Of Frank Doughty, who Wa injured SO
terribly at Lake City few weeks ago, WAS
amputated At ito upper third. Morti6oa.
ton had set in and amputation Vas render
ed necessary to save his life. He is now
getting along well, and it is thought 10 will
recover.
~. A. Berry, Esq, has Withdrawn
from the St. Cloud Pres, and that paper
will suffer another change Of editors. And
the world still moves.
The Sank Rapids Sentinel is said to
sneeze repeatedly whenever the St. Cloud
Press takes snuff. The "shoe WAS on the
other foot" last Spring -Glen,oood Eagle.
Tho Alexsndris Post says that in each
Of tho stores IN Douglas county are petit
tons asking Congress to extend tho time
for tho completion Of the branch lines of
the st. Paul and Pacific railway. good
ides. Similar petitions should DO at every
post Office or store in Stesrns and other
counties along these lines, for signatures.
Who will attend to this
The work on Kellogg's FIGURING Mill
was completed on Monday, aud the mill
rights received their pay preparatory to
leaving for their homes on Tuesday. The
whole ok run of stone are now in success
ful operation. On Thursday the first car
load of -four for the eastern markets WAS
shipped, and hereafter tho company will
make like shipment each day.-Suuk
Centre Herald.
The Willmsr Republican says that on
Saturday, boy ten years of age, son Of
Jesse Hubbard, of Kerkhoven, while play
ing in the grain house accidentally fell into
the wheat bin from which wheat was being
removed, and he was instantly forced into
the spout. when body Of wheat caved up
on him, and he suffooated before assistance
could be rendered.
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