The Grange advance., 1874-10-28
Look out for Bosworth's new first class

-Remember Il iat zirklebach keeps con-
stantly on hand ! full line Of those whole
some and delicious taffys.
"A first class dining saloon. confection-
ary, fruit store and cigar stand is to be
opened in Cogel Betcher's new block.
-Blaisdell Comedy Troupe, of Chicago,
are to be here on Nov. 4th, >sad will per-
form at Music Hall. rbh is ,hid to be a
6rst-class trouPs.
-zirklebach is receiving )he best varie-
ties Of apples by the car LOAD which he will
sell as low as any other man. Give him a
call. <
The friends Of Henry Bosworth will be
delighted to learn that he is about to estab-
lish in Cogel &; Betcher's new block q first
class restaurant.
Those of our readers who delight in a
good cigar will please bear in mind that
Bosworth is soon to open the best stock Of
those goods in the city.
Edward Randolph Welles, lately Of
this place, was consecrated Bishop Of Wis
consin at St. Thomas Church, New York
City, last Sunday morning. The services
were presided over by Bishop Smith of
Kentucky.
Work has been commenced upon the
new Sumner Hall connected with the COL
legiate Institute. The carpenters who are
building it are from Boston. The hall is
3Oz6O it. in size, the lower floor will be in
one room which is intended for gymna-
sium, the next two floors will contain
twelve sleeping rooms each.
The Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans Of the city Of Red Wing are requested
to meet in caucus this Tuesday evening,
Oct. 9th, at 8; o'clock, in Turner's Hall,
for the purpose Of putting in nomination
candidates for Representative and Co unity
Commissioner, and for transacting such
business as may be brought before the
meeting. Per order of committee.
During the last four days the persons
enumerated below have made applications.
which were in each and every case granted,
for marriage licenses: Ale Yonugdahl and
olina Olson; Christi an/ Hendrickson and
Anna Olson; 2Qte selyer and Mary A.
Johnson; -John:Aafred Nj sgnusson and Ellen
Lorind Anderson; Peter E. Olson and Car
oline Johnson o. NJ. Larsen and Laura
Target; Joe Reginald Rossen and Jugar
Sophia Swensou; E. H. Noel and Flora E.
Perkins.
Last Sunday at o'clock p. m. a meet
ing of persons interested in the establish
ment or Reorganization of the Young Mems
Christian Association in this city, was held
at the Methodist Church. There was
good attendance but no business Of vital
Importance was transacted About sixtv
persons have signifed their intention of
joining the Association and therefore the
prospects are quite encouraging. The next
meeting will be held in the Baptist Church
at o'clock Thursday evening of this week.
A general and urgent invitation is extend
ed to all who may desire to join the Associ.
alton to be present.
-Ihe sporting men Of this vicinity had
high time at the race track Saturday
afternoon. The first thing on the pro-
gramme was asrunning race for $50 side.
between Mathews White Stockings and
ONeil's colt, half mile dash, best three in
FIVE. Considerable money was staked upon
the result of this trial of speed, the friends
Of White Stockings offering odds of ten to
three upon their favorite. Mathews won
first heat, O'Neil the second, and n. the
third and fourth, making an easy victory
for White Stockings. The next was also
running race, "a single half-mile dash, open
to all horses, five dollars for the first horse,
three for the second, and two for the third.
There were FIVE entrees. White Stockings
taking the first money. The last race was
trial betwetYc3oss' stallion and P. A.
Montgomeryf M}re, five dollars for first
aad~aAree dfllart for second horse. The
stallion came puf ahead
MIR. Olins Wiltse, an old resident of
Goodhue township, in this county, is back
from Emersod Colony in Manitoba, where
ne has been Since the first Of June. He
brings very aattering account of that
section Of thes world. The town Of Emer-
son is situated on the Red. River, opposite
Hudson Bay Fort, and sixty miles above
Fort Garry. The commerce on the Red
River is larges there being line Of seven
steamers constantly plying from Morehead
to Ft. Garry. And besides the regular trips
Of these hoata un to the time that AIr