The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-09


Arrive ~ St. Cloud 1890 D. m.
Arrive at Nelross 3;25 D, m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Melrese 500 q. m.
Arrive 1t St. Cloud $50 Q. m,
ArrlVeA Ut st. Paul 1:80 p. m.
J. h. RANDALL,
General Ticket Agent.
s. Q. sEWALL. supt.
Cruz RArEs.-The following are the
rates Of TH1 JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
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A%Ths Circulation OF The Journal
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Lot
Advertiser remember this.
Official Paper Of The City.
The roads are bad, travelling il poor,
and therefore trade is rather dull.
Arc there any cremationites in St.
Cloud' II 50, peace to their ashes!
Remember Prof. Rhys' concert this
evening. Asplendid programme is Offer
cd.
Tho spring term Of the Union School
began on Monday and! will continue until
June 18th.
Tho Northwestern Produce Company
1t Sank Rapids was closed yesterday by
some Of it, creditors in this city.
Prof. Moore lsctured before the
Teachers Training School at Monticello
on Thursday evening Of last week.
Mr.. c. Bridgman will start his upper
saw mill in few days to out up lot Of
hardwood logs now in the mill yard.
". E. Hayward is tho first man in st.
Cloud this season to pay $500 per bushsl
tor wheat. He is paying that price to-day.
Tho report that Davis, Beal 4 Co. had
dissolved partnership WAS somewhat prem
AZURE. The firm still remains a. hereto
fore.
Oats are worth 600 and corn 75o per
bushsl. These prices are, in each case,
about loo per bushel above chicago prices.
'Rsh for st. Cloud!
A
Just one paper out Of every fourteen
on our exchange list has thus far neglected
to say any thing about "winter lingering in
the lap Of spring"
The time has not yet been made known
when two trains per day will run between
this city and St. Paul, but it probably will
be within few days.
Mr.. F. Talcott has bought Of Mr.. J.
P. Wilson the three lots on the cast side of
Warrington avenue, near tho rsvins bridge
three Of tho most attractive lots in the
city.
Mr.. c. 8. Benson, Of the Morrison
House, Clearwater, il negotiating with Mr..
J. &. Hayward for lease Of the Central
House, in this city. We hope he may be
successful.
Mr.. B. D. Woodmansss, Of Anoks, who
had charge Of the st. Cloud Driving Park
for several years, has accepted the position
Of Superintendent Of tho Minneapolis
Driving Park.
-Psrties.in St. Paul, weIl posted in
rsilroad matters, inform us that there 10
20 doubt whatever but that tho Brsinerd
braaoh will be built this summer. It's
Just vaat Ne Ill want.
Miss Fanny G. Modaug nsj h.,inr r.
ssisnsd her position Is teacher j.. the Union
School, Miss Lizzie Barnes was elected to
ell the vacancy. Miss Stewart has been
reelected for tho present term.
The ball given by the Little Giant Fire
Company ON Monday evening, was large
" attended, was very orderly and we'll
managed, and proved pseuniarily success
aal. The boys understand how to make
the< balls popular.
The stages Of the Minnesota Stage Co.
It his plsce started out on runners on the
18th Of November, 1873, and went back to
wheels on the I'd Of April, 1874, making
IA continuous days Of sleighing. We con-
s1der this pretty coed but the papers
down In 81. Croix County, Wis, talk about
l62 days there, and ws give up. But
then Wisconsin il . cold country, where
ice, snow, sleighing and those things 70 to
extremes.
-Evsn more than ususl pains were
taken in preparing for tho celebration Of
Easter Sunday this year at the Catholic
church. In addition to the oustou,rv
services, Mszsrt's Twelfth Mass was sum-
BY large and well-trainsd choir in OK.
ssllent style. The choir wss led by Prof.
Kaiser, while Prof. Brick, presided 1t tho
organ. The choir was accompanied BY the
/ Csrnet Band, assisted BY delegation Of
, musicians from st. Johns College, near
; st. 10. Tho Oh ureh was crowded.