The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

Sank Rapids Sentinel, WAS in town Tuesday,
wearing those poetical boots, "the one six
and the other ten.'
Mrs. Julia Talcost and Mrs. J. w. 7.
Tuttle start next Wednesday for San Fran
cisco, Cal.
On the same day Miss Maggie Barns will
start for Healdsburg, Sonoma comfy, in
the same State where she has M engage
ment to teach school, beginning July 18th.
Miss Barnes was one of the first graduates
of tho St. Cloud Normal School, and imme-
diately after graduating taught for three
consecutive terms, with SUCCESS, in the
Union School. Miss Fanny McGaughey,
a member of the same graduating class, has
been teaching at Healt}sburg for the past
year.
Mr.. r. NJ. Russell, at present engaged in
business at Minneapolis, is at home for a
short visit. He reports trade in that city
as very dull, with a number of heavy fail
ures and more certain to come.
Col. J. r. Toole, the genial and gentle
manly Press Agent of Howes's Great Lon
don Circus and Sangers Menagerie, was in
the city Thursday evening.
A. r. Junken is President of base
ball club at Alexandria.
Gov. Miller delivers the Grafton at
Worthington on the Fourth.
Yankee Robinson's Great Show will
positively be in St. Cloud Tuesday, June
Goth. Remember this "Veteran" Show
-Moore's Rural N.w Yorker says the po-
tato bug has appeared in countless numbers
in the potato fields in certain parts of New
York. They must be Minnesota's crop,
for we hear of none here this year.
AT the pigeon tournament at Lake
Como Wednesday afternoon of last week,
w. Mullikin, of this city, was one of the
shooters, taking ten out of fifteen single
birds, and six out Of ten double birds.
Mr.. G. Bach, of the town of Zion, was
in the city yesterday. He has sold his farm
of S20acres to Joseph Amen for S., 400, be.
ing about $17 per acre, which indicates that
Stearns county farms are considered good
property. Mr.. B. intends remaining in the
county.
The Brainerd Tribune is publishing
the advertisements of the IN. Y. and ORR.
entail Tea Co." and Of NJ. House, the divorce
lawyer. We hope Friend Hartley will gel
his money for this advertising, but we have
serious doubts about it.
The following is Justice Barnes's rec
ord for the week:
17th-Nic. Karls, S. and costs for drunk
enness.
l9th-saul Sanger. So and costs, same.
2lst-P. Murphy, So
24th-M. Williams, So i"
-Rasicot's new stage looks nobby, anc
is comfortable to ride in. 1t was made al
St. Cloud.-Little Falls Courier.
People who want frst-class work, or any.
thing that is frst-class Gncluding first
class JoURNAL), always come or send to St
Cloud for it.
Have you examined the list of prizes
in the St. Cloud Hotel scheme? If not
take good long look at it.-Litchfeld New
Ledger.
The list contains many valuable prizes
which will surely be distributed to ticket
holders. There will be no postponement
If you have not already bought tickets, dc
so at once.
There is a pretty general opinion in
this city that there is not the slightest sort
of use in keeping night policeman. Isn't
5000 year rather high price to pay just
for the fun of the thing At Duluth only
Chief of Police is kept at regular salary,
while special police are engaged when &C.
casion may require. St. Cloud would save
money by pursuing similar course.
AT meeting of North Star Lodge No.
% A.. F.. & AM. held on the 14st inst.
the following officers were elected and ap
pointed for the following year:
J. E. Wing, w. M.
John Coates, S. w.
J. K. Miller, J. w.
James Biiggerstaff, Secretary.
w. Henderson, Treasurer.
A. Larson, Tyler.
D. H. Freeman, S. D.
w. Duncan, J. D.
Very many members of the old Board
of Trade are DESTROYS that considerable
balance of money belonging to it, remain.
ing in the hands of the Treasurer. shonld