The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-17

bAPTIST.VCnurCn near second h2Vl00 O1lORo
Services every Sabbath at lot a m. and O'Clock ]
NJ. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings at
O'Clock. Seats free and all are welcome. Rev. w.
Stanley, Pastor. Sunday School at II m.
Church, corner Washington ~,
4 m. and u p m. Sunday School At IL m. Re,
II. 8. Hilton, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.-(South Of Ravin
bridge9 Union services Congregational and Pre-
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings At the lee
ture room Of the Presbyterian church. at u O'CLOCK
Rev: G. r. Milton. Pastor; residence with MI. {
Bridgman In lower town. Special attentionpaid l.
strangers and temporary wonhipers.
CATHOLIC (Church of Immaculate Conception
81. German Street) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl
U. 8. B.; Assistant, Rev. AlphOnsO Kuisle, O. S. b.
Services. week days at .. m: Sundays First Mas
pers at p. M. Cathechetical instruction At p m.
CLUB RATES The following are tn
club rates of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, $1.75 each.
8 $50
70 MILL MEN AND OTHERS.
Several hundred pounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased a
this Office.
AThe Circulation Of Tho Journal Il
DOUBLE that OF any other Paper Publish
shed In Northern Minnesota. Advertiser
should remember this.
~A teeo hours easy erork ec'W gee
you trst-class se,oing machine. Sc
our premium offer on fourth Du0e.
-Fresh strawberries at Dennis's.
The Stearns County Democratic Con
vention will be held in this city Tuesday
July 9Th.
Immigrants continue to pass through
town daily 'bound for the happy land" O
Northern Minnesota.
The weather is No. !, tip-top, frst-clas'
for corn, and crops of all kinds never look.
ed better than they do now in this county.
Dog licenses are in order about these
days. A rather free use of poison is de.
priving the city of some revenue in this
direction.
The Council having refused to make any
change in the prices of licenses, parties in
terested will now be able to walk up to thu
Clerks Office and get their little papers.
The Rev. Mr.. Stanley is delivering, al
the Baptist chapel, Sunday evenings, .
series of interesting and instructive lectures
on the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul
Between June 18th and July 18th St
Cloud will be visited by three large circuses
Coles, Yankee Robinson's and Howe's. TIL
country wouldn't suffer if another should
fail to arrive for week or two afterwards
Special business meeting of the Ladies
Temperance League will be held at tn
Reading Room, on Monday evening, Jun
21st. Members of the League and all in
terestel in the cause are requested to b
present.
The rates of toll ON the wagon bridg'
ut this place have been still further reduced
The price for double-teams both ways i
now 20 cents; single teams, Is cents. TIL
bridge is to be double-planked its entir
length at once.
Mrs. Swisshelm's lecture at the Unior
church Tuesday evening was tolerably vel
attended. It was an argument in behelf Of
the fuller and juster recognition of woman''
work in the church, and was we'll received
by the audience.
BY the action of the last County Coun
Gil of the P. of II. it will be seen that tn
doors have been opened and the Farmers
Clubs invited to come in and unite viii
the Oranges in the council. The meeting
will he public The move is a judiciou
one.
The special election held in the Fourtl
Ward Monday, to elect an Alderman TO
the unexpired term of w. w. Wright
passed off quietly with light vote cast
Mr.. J. r. Bennett received the unani
NOUS vote. He is one of our most intelli
gent citizens and business men, and will
make available Alderman.
Last Thursday, at the shooting mattel
at the Halfway House, J. Sullivan strucl
an old wood-sawyer named Poepke on tn
back of the head with billet of wood, in
juring him so that his face was discolored
The cowardly rowdy was taken before Jus
tice Barnes on Monday and fined $25 ant
costs.
Susie, two-years' old daugh ter o
George Hansen, of the Oak Grove House
Give miles from this city, while at pla,
with other children in the stable last Sat
urday fell and broke her arm. Fortunatel
surgeon passed by in few minutes after
wards and stopped and attended to the in
jury.
Two Rivers, in addition to having diff
Guilty with his wife, had hts leg broken
1t seems that his wife had left him an
gone to her fathers. He went there to &c
his two children, and while engaged in ths
enterprise young man named Bolton,
brother of his wife, laid hold on rifle an,
plugged him in the leg, breaking the bont
We are indebted to Prof. Folwell an
the other members of the committee for a,
invitation to attend the Commencement
Dinner to be given by the Regents, Facu]
ty and Alumni of the State University ,
the Nioollet House, Minneapolis, ne,
Thursday. We very much fear that ci,
cumstances will not permit US to lend t
the occasion the light of our presence-at
eompanied BY a healthy appetite.