The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-17
The First Division.
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to The JOURNAL living outside of Steam,
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with their subscription for one year, or II
cents for six months, to pay the postage.
AThe Circulation OF The Journal 1,
DOUBLE that Of any ether Papsr Psblish.
she'd In Northern Hlnnesets. Advertiser
shoald remsmhsr this.
Official Paper Of the City,
NOTICE.
G. F. Cumming, Esq, of Clearwater, il
our authorized agent 10 receive subscrip
tions for The JOURNAL at Clearwater
Lynden and Clear Lake.
More glorious weather.
Snow fell Sabbath and little more Mon
day-not much in all, yet enough to helr
the sleighing somewhat.
The Masonic festival and ball At Clear
water last night was grand success, 6nan'
cially and otherwise.
The Rev. Mr.. Stanley returned from
Becker Wednesday and will hold service
At the Baptist chapel at the usual hour mex
Sabbath morning.
Last evening the Lyceum adjourned
stne die-resolved itself into thin air
gave up the ghost. Limited number o
workers was the cause.
The contract for building 4 brids
across Sank river at Richmond, was lie
Monday to Henry Loosbrook for $4,soC
Wooden piers will be used.
Sixteen delegates went from this cit
70 the Good Templars District Cenven
ton held It Clearwater Tuesday and W ed
nesday. The Convention was q very sue
eessfnl one, about sixty delegates bsin
present.
We have had = large number Of ar
pliotions for the copy of The Jou1nA1
which MI. Robt. Mockenhaupt "does nc
want" Among tia firrt to subscribe for /
was lady. who is Of the opinion that III
never made better investment of 81 90.
The ate mpt Of the Pre.s to cast
slur upon'the financial responsibility IN
promptness Of the publisher of the Time
comes with poor race from . paper who,
employees have had to strike" half do,
en- or more time. in order to get their pa,
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety will give an entertainment the comir
week, the programme to consist Of g
loctions from David Copper6eld dramatic
81, Cinderella in pantomime, vocal and il
strumental music, tableaux, &C., &c. Flu
Their particulars next week.
-Ireasurer Cans returned Thursday fro,
his collecting tour through the county. n
reports the collections ~ about $4,000 le,
this year than last year. He says the qua,
tity of wheat in store is immense III,
nearly every farmer has granary full, an
that most Of it is No. l. This wheat
money, and cannot but make lively tim,
next spring.
"A meeting Of the Executive Commi
tee OF the Stearns County Agricultural 8
ciety was held at the court house Tuesda
The attendance was small. A sub-oor
mittee, consisting Of T. G. Mcclure, E. h
Atwood and Albert Smith, was appoint>
to revise the premium list and report At
meeting to be held March 1st, at 10 o'clo<
An
Last Friday morning while Mr.. A
gustus Chisolm, Of Paynssville, was sswi,
wood with = cross-cut saw, he dropped Il
back of his right hand on the saw, rece;
ing fearful gash extending from the t,