The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

N!oV6AAtaNGOOo.
THE sporting men of Pennington are
moving for d trotting park.
JOHN A. MYERS and family, of Jack
son, have moved to Puget Sound.
A DEAD baby was found in a road
leading to Lake City one day last week.
SLocUM, OF the St. Charles Herald,
has purchased the Blue Earth City
Post, and takes possession May LIST.
JOHN LANDEEN, a young Swede Of
St. Peter, has gone to Sweden to take
charge OF a fortune he has inherited.
THE Hastings. Union understands
that reliab|e parties have made arrange
ments to start a. Grange paper in that
city.
CHARLEY Cole, lad Of sixteen.
while wrestling with Frank Perry at
Kasota one day last week, had a leg
broken.
The Directors Of the lie Seuuer Mill
Company have made an assessment Of
20 per cent, and will at once commence
the erection Of the structure.
SHERBoRN SANBURN, formerly Gen
eral Agent Of the Chicago 4 North
western road, has been appointed Super
intendent Of the N. & St. P. road.
AN exchange says that "a woman
Is years Of age was baptized in the
Cannon river at Mortified, last week.
She hadn't done anything, either"
A DROVE of about POO head of young
cattle were gathered up in Freeborn
county to be taken to the grazing hills
Of Iowa, near Fort Dodge, to be fattened
for the market.
IT is understood that DR.. w. L. Lin
coin and J. n. Murdock, former resi-
dents Of Wabasha, but who removed to
ottawa, kaaAs4: J. !, ttw l.on:}ys since,
are about to return to their old homes.
The Pennington Press sa1s: Some
enterprising ladies in Empirghave raised
a subscription sufficient 70 secure the
leading magazines ofthe day for gener.
al reading in the town. good idea.
VIM. W. SMITH, of Ia hlor's Falls
was badly injured last ThArsday, by Il
portion Of new building falling upon
him. His head was cut, his left arm
broken, and his right hand smashed.
He had a narrow escape from instant
death, but he willrecover.
R. JUDsoN, Justice of the Peace of
Pennington, Dakota county, gives no.
tice that the law against Sabbath break
ing in that village will be enforced, and
he wants the names Of all men and boys
engaged in ball playing and other bad
practices on that day, in order that they
may be properly dealt with.
The election at Rochester on Tues
day, the 7th, was carried by the Citi-
zeus' ticket against the no license party,
by majority Of .forty.three on Mayor.
Col. Williams was elected against
George W. Van Dusen. The no license
party elected their City Attorney, Street
Commissioner, and an Alderman of the
Second ward. The license party elect
ed three Aldermen, Marshal and
A GENTLEMAN named Stedman
writes to the Fahmount Chain, order.
ing his paper Discontinued, giving a.
one reason that His wife says that it
"won't even ckan-lamp chin
neys." To this, lnong other things, the
editor answered That the Withdrawing
subscriber may beA man Of influence, but
he is no gentleman, and he has g no
right to be tray ,o1at his ,oife told hian, Il,
confidence, and vi presume she will not
thank himfor it. =
Mr.. J.. H. DEHN1s, Deputy sheriff,
came down from saak Centre yesterday
morning with tlat young Morrison
again. This time he was arrested for
stealing pocket book while in Sauk
Centre. He has been brought to iai]
three times now tvithin the last year, e
and We think the best thing 70 do is to
refuse him bail ala let him lay in the
|jail, for he no SOD ler pets b.iled out of
one ,7! ssraps g tl.l'' .han y gess into another