The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-03-25

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EpIToa JouRNA1.--The body Of c. c.
Rowland, frozen to death, was found this
morning, at 8 o'clock, in the road near the
house ofW. 3, Blsisdelk He was on his
return home from Roseyille. D.
The ice broke and let T. Hyson, Of
Little Falls, into the Mississippi. And will
the water of the whole river taste of Hyson
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Mrs. Coleman, mother Of Isaac Cole
man, died At Maine Prairie, Monday, of
typhoid pneumonia, and was buried We'd
nesday. .....g-.. 50. :.,4,
Mr.. Justus Pickit has purchased the
entire stock 81 groceries, drugs, &c., Of
Nichols 4 Dearborn, 1t Fergus Falls. Mr..
?. appears To- b doinga thriving business.
Banker Smith, Of Sank Centre, has
purchased from E. E. West the church
building used by the NJ. E. Society at that
place, with the grounds ON which it stood,
for $500. 49, $50
Mr.. G. Whiting writes from Clithsrall,
Otter Tail county, that circular saw, run
by horse. power, has sawed several thous-
and feet of lumber for the use of the people
of the neishborhood. A feed mill, run in
the same way, has been of no little service.
The Austin Register, in its report of
the Wilbour-Jaynes trial at that place,
says:
"Col. Chas. d. Kerr, of Paul, assisted
Mr.. French in the prosecution, and made
= very able and convincing plea in the clos
ing of the case"
The jury brought in verdict of guilty.
The people of Sank Centre are oppos-
ed to late hours. They have just adopted
village regulation making it unlawful for
"any horse, cattle, mule, ass or sheep" to be
running around the streets between the
hours of nine o'clock P. NJ. and sunrise.
Hogs (the four-legged kind) are hereafter
to have no privileges whatever.
The Fergus Falls Journal has the fol-
lowing in connection with the recent Doug
La county Treasures defalcation: "Mr.
Van Dyke, ex-recelver of the land Office.
who is supposed to have been implicated
in the financial business of this county, has
not been heard from forsometime. His drug
store has been closed and all his property
seized upon"
The following is list of the officers
elected At the town meeting At Spring Hill,
~ fdznishsd N by Mr.. Henry J. Emmel
Sxpsrv;sors-N. Hennen Chairman, G.
Stallberger, J. B. Krebsbach.
Clerk-H. J. Emmel.
1tsasurer-M. Weber.
Asoessor-Andrew Stallberger. !,
Jxst;es Of tie Psaee-G. Stallberger.
Cbnstable-B. Thome.
When We read that after q
gay and fashionable masque party"
given 1t the house of a prominent citizen
Duluth few weeks ago, the hostess dis
covered that her watch and chain, worth
500, were missing, and that at previous
party one Of the lady guests lost diamond
pin, etc., etc., it does not seem hard to give
m answer to the Issbunes inquiry, "Do
masque parties in Duluth pay|
Saltwater has no pet elevator, no ho-
tel project no park pump-handle, and the
Messenger feels envious of more fortunate
places. Hear it: "They've got an iron
pump handle on that pump in the park at
Litch6eld. We hope-just for spite-it
won't break short of, and that nothing will
happen to it for few weeks, just to see
what Frank will do for local items. We
nigh for rest on St. Paul's pet elevator,
the St. Cloud hotel project and the Litch-
field pump handle!p, !: !
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THE Benedictine Fathers Of st st. Louis
onthe Lake." connected with which relis-
ious house il St. Johns college, 20 we'll and
favorably kown, are very 10th to lose the
presence Of their superior, the RI. Rev. Alb.
bot Seidenbusch, who has been raised to
the dignity Of Bishop in paptid~s INT: They
have elected the Rev. Alexis Edelbrock,
who is president of the college, a. their
Prior, and the Rev. Father Lochnikar Is
sub Prior. 1t is expected that new Alb
bot will be appointed to take charge as
soon as the present and promoted one is
consecrated as Bishop.-&. Paul Pioneer.
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y. F. Bell, of St. Cloud, arrived with
his teams and household goods, at Fergus
on Monday: His farm is located on the
south side of the river, not more than two
miles west from the centre of the village,
and is 80 situated in the bend of the stream
that large farm may be very easily en-
closed. We understand that Mr.. Bell will
fence about 500 acres, and that he comes
with teams fully prepared to make an &C
tive summer campaign with the breaking
plows. He proposes to rent house for his
family in the village.-Fsrgus Falls Jour-
nal.
TENV00RDE'S NOTICE.
NOW IS YOUR TINE TO BUY!
The largest and mosteomplete stock of Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes ever offered in st. Cloud,
now closing out 1t
New York Wholesale Prices.
K will not agreeto sell my stock at
Is PER CENT. BELOW COST,
but do assert that customers will find my
prices 10 per cent. below those who pretend
70 ssu IT. az. :t. u.- s. .-s ::
I26 Per Cent. Below Cost.
Call At once and examine, and you will
find that this IL M hrrnhuu Int a ho,n fr2e