The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-19

J. NJ. Rosenberger, nine years.
c. A. Leagle, nine years.
John Grandelmyer, nine years.
Z. Pontius, nine years.
Gerhard Lesser, nine years.
Andrew Fritz, nine years.
Martin Fisher, nine years.
Matthias Becker, nine years.
J. w. Tenvoorde, nine years.
John Stefes, nine years.
II. J. Rosenberger, nine years.
NJ. Gaspard, nine years,
t John Plates, nine years.
i II. J. Emmel, eight years. !
Il Geo. Schafer, ST., eight years.
Lorenz Enderlee, seven years.
| II. Ottensmeyer, six years. 4
Fred Schultz, six years. !
John Dorr, six years. ',-t'.
John Vanderslius, five year, =
VIM. Otto, five years.
Pork is beginning to come in rather
freely, and bring 81 @ s cents per ID.
Jimmy Boyd has had his new delivery
sleigh-quite gay rig-out already.
Mr.. E. Il. Banker, of Friendship, Wis,
is in tho city visiting his brother-in-law,
Mr.. 8. II. Parsons.
Mr.. George Lewis, who has been en-.
gagged up country during the past summer
and fall, returned yesterday.
Mr.. P. Partridge has gone with his
family to Lincoln county, Wisconsin,
where he will remain some time. /
Mr.. James Carlisle's oldest son, Horace
who has been dangerously sick with typhoid
fever, is in fair way of recovering.
Some of the more venturesome boys
have been trying skating on Lake George,
which is now frozen nearly all the way
across.
Mr.. John Dorr hasleased from Messrs.
Cram, Wilson and Mcconnell the exclusive
! right to cut ice from Lake George this win
ter. =:
J., Mr.. ]. Hills building. occupied by Dr..
Gilman, has been removed from its old To-
cation to a lot south Of Clark 4. Wings \
-four and feed store.. -.
The oyster supper given BY the ladies |
of NJ. E. church thursday evening was not !
!; a. successful as it had been hoped it would |
be, but those who were present report q
good time.
7 An advertisement Of . distribution Of |
property for the benefit Of the Catholic In !
dustrial School, at St. Paul, received TOO
late for this vesks paper, will appear
next week.
-Hsads of families are req uested to 70
port 1t once to City Justice Barnes any
births or deaths that may have occurred |
during the year 1874 in their families. A
penalty of $40 follows the .nonfulillment Of |
this requirement.
"A new piece of sheet music, the Saint |
Cloud March," composed for the piano
forte, by Mr.. Robert MockenEaupt of this
city, has just been published by w. A.
= Pond Co., New York. 1t is said to be |
good.
Application will be made to Mayor
Boyd to appoint two special policemen Ito |
serve without pay to keep order, at the
skating rink on Lake George this winter |
and to protect ladies from the snnoyancss
. they have heretofore been subjected to.
One day last week DAN Delaney was |
engaged to inspect we'll on the :rpremises
of Prof: Gray. The prospects were not salts |
factory, and he had just got back up into |
I the world again, when the sides Of the we'll !
began to cave in. Maybe Daniels hair |
didn't stand on end when hs thought Of |
, where he might have beenl.
Losr.-Lost Sunday, between the Catho-
lie church and lower town, a gold ear ring. |
The finder will be suitably reward on leav-
!, ing it at this Office.
Russell will pay you the highest price |
for your butter and eggs.
kerosene oilat 20 cents per gallon, re-
tail, at Hubers.
First class teas at the lowest rates, at |
: Boyd's.
. One hundred barrels ofapples on the |
way to Dsnni''' |