The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-16
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 1875.

~dlfQ3h pulH .asPf 1890 t,,l,n1Yz.,. vca n,,;t
from New York and has been sell1hf
drugs ever III since He il I'll" oldest
Edrdg I MERCHANT north Off 8finaeap6aia
| And has L '1arge' lp4eseeffiiptioh s4aas,
fC. Bridgmaan Owns an4 @:operates"t#o
steam saw malls at the lo@e4 end ii
fttooa town: n:A' Thess mills have s''daily ia,
fpacity of 10000 fsseth Of lumber &c..
600 shingles 'anda1 $4,000 qath, with
ample 4 boom1age and >yards!a 'LMr.
Bridgma1ii has yev'ssfal 1nset farms f. in
| TIE tbest wheat districts, /, ), and with
falling III health would BE glad to find a
purchaser for f The millsT6 Or farm prop
erty. He comes from Mas ssssascchusetta
and is one Of the ,staunchi business
men Of the'town! Il J;:F.e e. WI! .Ste1
venson are running. a foundry" aud
machine shop, manufacturing stoves,
steam engines, plo~s and fazm M.
chinery.L' They employ fifteen men
and are building upla fine business,
They are Pehnsylvanians. !, The sen
'lot member il also:engaged in farm farm
ing near towns Cooper! d Hinehil1
~ood are 'promiaenta dealers lin real
estate, They deal largely ii pr1itia
ana pine timber elahas!!4l Mi nGoope1
is deputy U' S. rsvvenuseo leollecter;y'd
liberal land owner and mbneylender,
Pennsylvania MAJ rspd : : ], gentleman
Mr.: Hinchilwoed i. a surveyor and
civil engineer | man off Fesnroul
culture and; like his pa<ttnnier, in bigh
esteem! Il 'ca >tsi"1ti 1c ~; 2>-'.' ri.
zs Rq.enbssrgsrL bsgL B|roe p % lead (the hard|| As
NKaeze and ~ lit,11 farm machinery l " tradd|
Tbsy are Thorough ttsgeg b.. business .s men||
haye heen p here e ;tysnAty y'estrs. 's @ earf3
heavy stocks t'l| and dqP P A. a349, 900 tsade sd
They are well Unidentified Nth The
ab public 9 interests ra of s}|ei th}e eity: +. e
Waite y was here beg at !l1l tie laying eqt o1
the city and has eyer since been 90
lively related with its growth and
prosperity. For many ysars he, W. "
|. q prominent and successful attorney
| H[e H[ee now owns. and operates the Cold
Isprinegfs! ef!]| Mill, "a: the E, Saul; River,
with q ! zig eight u run Of burrs, and r, makes
10000 barrels Of -four annually, fot
merchant trade: He has large real
estate a il interests in the city, and owns
10000 y acres .aps, Of pine and farm lands m
II i Northern 9tA 1!A Minnesota, FIN \, F, Clarf
is g g. p1i prince e among business men: and
has been one Of the. chief actors ip
the development Of the: city and the
resources j.: Of: Northern n Minnesota
Fl, III, sen game herein, here in an earlv day, to ttetpt
bold Of, work with his naked; hapdt !
'ia and has made sa:9!e li& f, splendid sucoss
Hie haq n bad heavy contracts; q 6r Go3'
ernment traelnsportta.ation, el t.a sometime 81 siq
Iempleying 800 teams and q snail at.
ny Of men. In company: With Mt
Mcclure be bas run . heavy .lumbe,
trade on the Northern Pacific road
and '1 4 along the Red River valley, +
Ft. Garry. He owns thousands: IN d
acres Of pine and farm lands, Is !
heavy live. stock dealer. and has :
hand in everything; l. that 'ppromisfs
good returns, p!,. a Fer forecast, q hard, bpF b |
mess ines sense, qpiek " perception and q ablil !
lity; to manage the details Of widely
varied and extended business oper+
tions. Mr.. Clark has no no. superior ir
all this land Of splendid; business
men. He has lately taken much ih
terest in stock breeding, and has . So
perb stock farm Of Of 1900 . sores ) r NED, it
the city, which he is improving, b,
thorough culture. ipe ,Buildings, e+
cellent fencing, anpa npa5ssgS seoessfl g i ;intrp IS
ducttio}n ti} Of q bye ply grass, timothy, ii 4 ENC
clover: rhsre 4 are 500 aeres z;t IF tb'
finest natural meadow On this farm
+several miles Of clear running: eredl
apd ample timbePlf Pl: supply I ;6Hne
here. The finest brood Of Berlk4ahires y
have seen il MlinpNesota, Vi N . snt|, An dbeFt
Of Allditer7neyss d and SONS, choice r abSo4r IS ]
I horns, At TIE head of tie heEd, p
[short horns is Baron Bates,; = spfep
did yeaflipg. bunr bred BY Wada
worth Of Genesee. The Princess D
| Oxford, I fine yeasling lhsifer5 vi
I purchased at the Glen 8 Flora 5 fkrp
Flastfspring for 81, 500 !" The; sece1'
Rweof Racine is q noteworthy aa4'
Iishowystwoy year oldheifsr!' 8; The Six !
4 Duchess of Louan, 4 two yearshsifs,
'twds bred by Bedford Of Kentacsk5y y
!; and purchased*by'. Mr.. Clarke at
u cost =efi$1,800.' Mr.: Clark is expend
(: ing a'1aree amount Of money upo'
stock and farm improvements an
Twill make this estate one Of the chic
1 attractions Of the; region, The rid
out here, and q careful inspection q
the work 50 we'll begun, III compan:
with Mr.. Clarke and Messrs. Coope
and West, va was s one 1in, Of the P3leasantee
occasions Of my 1iIIi up:riiveerr i,er ramBle*
EOn my return to the city I had
1 charming ride about The, town toNin''ls Nit It
Mr.. D. B. searle,' Of Columbia Cpl
lege, a leading and ris;ip.gl; i;i. :: ATTORNEY
Mr. searle was :: secretary to TIE ir grea
I war war minister, Stanton, ~ rread laawN Il
IWashipgetoon, came to St. Cloud 66y
I Years >i ago, and has attained r. larg
;1iaw practice owns several thoou;,ssan hou;,ss Q
acres of land near here, and has set
tied down too' the; enjoyment e. of dc
'fmsatic life ii. in one Of the taiirest taiirrest Home
'1at tKs riverside. Hs y ~ gssantleh sa9leh !