The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-09

Jas. O. Hall has again taken his old
position At the postofice.
Saturday DR.. Macdonald cut . tumor
out of the left cheek Of man named o.
sendorf, of New Munich.
An Episcopal church IL to be built At
Detroit. About 81 900 has been raised for
the building and $50 for the organ.
Tho American Exprsss Co.'S delivery
aleigA u now oznamented On its daily trips
y he graceful form Of Mr.. Pete Parsons.
The Rev. Mr.. saltsr has asked to be
dismissed from the pastorate- of the Con-
gregatlonal church At Duluth. He does
this mainly ON account of ill health. /
M. G. Russell, formerly Of the Brain.
erd Tribune, has taken N interest in the
Lake City Leader. The Leader is an ex-
cellent psper, and Bro. Resell will help
make it still better.
Mr.. VIM. Loudsn, who has been iv-
ing on the Edelbrock farm, adjoining town,
for several years, will remove in . few
days to Maine Prairie, in which thriving
locality he recently purchased farm.
Cliff: Gregory says that the load of
green wood which he hauled to town last
week from Brockway, with three horses,
weighed o.l25 pounds instead of 9,O25, a.
stated BY tho Res'. Something Of load,
that
The first rehearsal for Prof. RhvIs
grand concert will be held At his rooms
Saturday evening, At o'clock sharp
The singers will please take notice. He
intends having four grand choruses, in
which there will be 43 voices,
Mr.. George T. Rice, Langola, Benton
county, while 1t work in his saw mill caught
the fingers Of his left hand in the gearing
Of the captain with which he was draw
ing logs into the mill, and two of them
were 80 badly injured that amputation of
part Of one was necessary.
WIN. Thomas, fornassly Of this place,
working for T. G. Mcclure in the pineries |
in Todd county, w.s 20 badly injured Sat-
urday By falling tree that his life 10 do
SPARED Of NSbones a1s broken, his i.ju.
riss being internal. Nj. Mcclure went up
yesterday. |
On the first page are published some
interesting extracts from review of the
last book Of Philip Gilbert Hamerton, the
English landscape painter, in which are
given the results of the observations of
one of tho most cultured gentlemen and
pleasant writer's of the present day during
= somewhat extended residence in rural
France.
An independent telegraph line haa
been started by two snterprisinr lads Of
this city-Mastsrs George Smith and Fred
Barnes. There are two wires, running from
Mr.: Smiths to Mr.. Barnes's house, . dis
lance Of about quarter of mile. The
boys have j.. battery, etc., and intend to do
their own teleg1aphing.
The following tells the whereabouts of
. former citizen of this place:
ABEL, Iowa, Feb. q, 1876.
EDITOR JOURNAL-lncloeed End g 90. /
Times are very hard here, but We do no.
feel ~ though we could Do without The
JOURNAL. After this please direct to Des
M.oine', Iowa, a W ars going there to
i'm. GREEN.
Bro. Eastoa, Of tho Saltwater Ga.sRe
il after his delinquent subscribsrs. He !
says hs ha6 besn TOO lenient," but that he
has "ezpsrisnced Z change of heart" and
now ssys: I'VE have concluded arrange
naents with an anbitious attorney, one with
enlarged views and In indurated heart, 70
sus every man in this county, whether he
owes ~ anything o. not, or whether he
wants TO be sued or not. WSrs just thu.
mad" 4S.~,
We learn from the Duluth I.;b~ne
that about two O'clock Tuesday morning
the dwelling houss of Jos. Tall wa de-
'troyed BY fire, with most of its contents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. we've not At home At the
time, having gone TO = masquerade ball.
The building was owned by other parties
and was insured for $500. There was no
insurance on the furniture and clothing.
Mr.. Tall was for several years resident
OF 1t. Cloud. A concert and exhibi-
ton is to be given for his benefit this
evening, BY the musiciane of Duluth assist.
ed by the Turner'S.
Friday while Mr.: George Stevenson.
Of st. George, Benton county, was engaged
in telling q tree, it caught on = limb on
another tree, the butt swinging up, when
the limb broke and the tree fell hack
striking Mr.. Stevenson, breaking his right
collar bone and bruisine his leg. He lay
Tor half an hour with the tree rsstiae O.
MIN before help came. He was brought to
this city and DR.. Macdonald attended to
his injuries. ~
Tuesday the DR.. ct the risht coll.r.bon.
Of man named Jacob sab,och, of Two Riv.
sr', who while At work On top Of house, |
! had fallen TO the ground.
-Pruuss, currants, hominy and Salt
Lake PEACHES, ~ good - they make
EN-" anywhere, a.
's.'H. PA.sorSs.
WAxTID.-A girl to do houswork in
family Of three persons. Inquire at this
Office.
The cheapest and handsomest spring
overcoats evsr brought TO town, It II. 2,
Michele clothing store.
-Orangss, only five cents sPieee, At
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