The Grange advance., 1874-11-11
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
omei.l Paper of aoodhns County
Red Wing and Vicinity:

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j. C. Hawes has his Music Store open
The Hon. E: T. Wilder has returned
home.
The stores ip the new hotel building
are being plastered.
Weather perfectly splendid during the
past three weeks.
Call and examine the books in C. NJ.
Lawrence's circulating library.
See that your stove-pipes are properly
put up. It is An important matter.
III. G. Janson has new sign in front
of his shop.
The celebrated Ossian E. Dodge has
been seen in New York.
The roof upon the Opera House is fin
ished.
Every day large quantities of hop
poles are brought to this city from Wiscon-
sin.
David Kelly, Esq, has erected in the
rear Of his Broad street property, seven
hundred dollar brick barn.
"A drive way is being built between
Webster's brick block and Watson & Per-
kins' harness shop.
-E.p. Iowatet i. to ,oo{py| the corner
store in the hotel structt ire tbSdt the first
of January:
-Blaisdell's Dramatic Troupe gave an
entertainment in Music Hall last Wednes-
day evening to large house.
We see by Minneapolis paper that
Jerry Coughlin is able to walk about the
streets.
-Hawley s. Kellogg are painting and
otherwise renovatl ing their drug and gro-
Gerry store.
DIR. c. H. Bleeken, at one time lead
ing citizen of Red Wing, has been elected
Coroner of Hennepin County.
This is the week Of prayer for young
men, being recommended as such by the
Executive Committee of the National Young
Mems Christian Association.
Red Handed Mike, once Of this place,
is about to visit Nevada for the purpose Of
fighting one James Trowerlion for the
championship Of the far West.
One Of the most momentous questions
of the hour is, why men who 80 confident
ly state that they could run certain news
papers much better than the present editor
and proprietor, are content to obtain liv-
ing by counter-jamping, and kindred occu-
pations, at $25 per month.
The house erected for Prof Knapp, by
W. P. Hood, near General Jennison'e reei-
>dence, is almost ready for occupancy. It is
two stories, aid q, mans.rd roof above the
foundation.
Saturday evening, during the fear
full gale, the frame of Hoods new
Sumner Hall, which had just been erect
ed, was blown from its foundation and fell
to the ground. The loss was about five
hundred dollars.
AT the lastmesting Of the Young Mems
Christian Ase4 4ciation. held last Thursday
evening at th} Presbyterian Church, the
following psr4oqs were elected to attend the
State Convention to be held in St. Paul,
Nov. 10, 20, 2l and %: NJ. B. Lewis and
wife, Gideon Cole and wife, s. A. Winsor
and wife, E. W. Brooks, c. R. Brink, G. s.
Ellwell, Mrs. Poole, Miss Harger and Tams
Bixby. g
During the .last Gig ght days the UNDER
signed individuals have procured marriage
licenses Of the Clerk Of Court: Mike Teegal
and Martha :Guilt:; Anthony Kesler and
Augusta Misohke ! Henry westby and Car
RE johnson; Nip Anderson and Martha
Tertsdatter; Herman Kollets and Beatha
Hanson; Oscar E. Marchesse.ult and Net
tie E.Campbell; William H. Shakespeare and
Elma Marchesseanlt; William Hofschault
and May 0'Neil ;sAlfred Carlson and Hill
do wahl; Thomas Patton and Martha Ray
men; Andrew johnson and R.ndine Peter
son; Peter Gerkin and Mary Rehder :;
George Trust and Carrie Hedman Joseph
Heber and Emma Watts; Louis Ahneman
and Mary Adley i veljorun Bjornsen Sem
and Magrsttha Olson Myhre John Swan.
son and Hannah Swanson.
The Democrats and Liberals Of this
community had grand blow out last Thurs
day night. Flag that had long been un-
molested were u4furled to the breezes, can
mons were fred. bondres were lighted,
rockets were shos of and two bands were
engaged to sssia in celebrating the great
victories. A procession WAS formed, head