The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-08-19
Official Paper of the City,
Splendid weather for threshine.

Official Paper Of the City.
Splendid weather for threshing.
What is to be the name of the new ho-
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The next term of the Union School
will begin Monday, September 9Th.
-Workmen are engaged in rebuilding the
house of @. %. Hines burned last week.
Two OF three good showers during the
week have helped corn, pastures and vege,
TO Mr.. 8. II. Bogenrief W are indebet,
SD for. 4 brace of prairie chickens, the 6rst
OF the season. u -r4-j Z r. : -....ra /
There will be no service 1t the Prssby-,
terrain church next Sabbath. Sabbath
School at IL o'clock. -. ~ - :. 8
The ladies of the Union Society viii
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. n. F..
Barnes. AL are invited. > '#@5' :
"A few days more will see the, inside
work of the new hotel completed and the
building ready to be furnished.
Corn will be corn, this year. -. What
With too much rain in other States and too
little in this State, the crop will BE- .
short one. ... -.,r ..e;s II. ~,as5. : +
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The st. Cloud JOURNAL is the best
and most reliable Republican paper in;
Northern Minnesota above Minneapolis.
-Reston Republican. - =. = :. a.! Z, 49,. :.
John Roller has appealed: his, case
(based upon the complaint of j.. p. Ham,
merely from the decision of Justice Atkins
TO the District Court .ees e.. E. e.
The fiji term Of The, Normal School
viii begin Wednesday,: September LIST.
The indications are that the attendance
will be much larger than ever before. i
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The Rev. J. B. Smith, D. D., will Dc.
liver the nszt, Of his Sabbath evening lee
tuea in the congregational church, August
22d, at74 ocloeksP. Il. suhjscs, tJsrull4
lem.''s Ts'@ ''t'' ~ - %-' - f''<'i > e''''' !
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Mr.. A. Montgomery, with hi party Of
carpentsrs, who went last June to put up
some GOV ernment buildings It Fost B,rth-
old on the Missouri returned Monday.
Their scalps appeared to be AL right - !,
Mr., Wm.. 1ondsn. LEFT At this oasc,,
Saturday small bundle of oats stalks from
his field adjoining town. They stand 66'
inches high, and he says he has twenty
acrss just like them and a. we'll headed ont.
=" The wheat in this part of the country,
il al cut. Some farmers are stacking II,
but most will thresh from the shock. We
have heard bat few reports as yet as to he
yield, but all unite in saying thai, consider
ing the drouth, It will be extremely good.
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Mrs. L. J. Tisdale, of Chicago, has, by
request, consented to give select reading
1t the Congregational Church next Monday
evening, August %. Doors open 1t ] read
ing begins at o'clock. Admission 50
esnts; children, Is cents, Tickets may Be
had at Reess book store and Rhodes &Spen-
eeRs drug store. '[':A. # &. ..<f
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Another meeting with regard to The
erection OF the new schoolbuildinx Ii Dis-
trict No. was held Monday evening. The
building will e47x54, two stories hish.
stone foundation, two rooms down s'ss stair.
and two rooms up stairfs, With one aight ii
stairs. Another meeting will be held Sat-
urday evening, and it is expected that work
will sOon begin AZ ss 's s =
The ladies of 81. Johns Aid Societyi
have requested u to express their thanks "a
Aeasrs. Davis 4 CLARK ior Tie gratuitousI u ~
ofthsir. new. store room sor The ssstiyslllaaut
Thursday evening. The festival w = NC .;
'. var Il b.fs @Pr ~ .y.rs rdfgas b IL.
The Society will meet Thusdays afer.
T noon and evening With MIND Tolman.
An invitation is extended to all. fss@az
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