The Grange advance., 1874-04-29
Tho National hotel has new register.
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finished.
Webster has began excavating for his
new stable.
The Debating Society hourishes like q
green bay tree
The notice that W. A. Orser is helping
E. P. Watson make harness.
There is a new sale stable on Fourth
street back of Frestedt's shop.
10. Batlo talks Of putting marble trim
mings ON the front Of his new hotel.
R. A. Brown, Of Eau Claire, registered
at the Hickman House last Friday.
On the northwestern corner Of Main
and Plumb streets there are three saloons in
a row.
The temperance people held meeting
in the NJ. E. Church every afternoon last
week. ~
-Chauncey Hobart advertises to paftxre
cows for one dollar per month"; pr5{idi6g he
can procure sixty.
Mrs. Bennett is erecting in Esdaile q
two-story building to be used as drug
and grocery store.
Mr.. Samuel Greenwood proposes to
build brick block on the corner of Fourth
and Plumb streets.
The Red Wing was the first boat
through the lake arriving here on the
morning of the 23d.
&C. L. Taylor, of Maiden Rock, has been
reelected chairman of the board Of super
visors for that town
-Cogel & Betcher's new engine just put
in their lumber mill is Of l25 horse power,
and cost about So, 900.
Erickson & Co., have the agency of this
bounty for Peck's hay rack, valuable in
vention. We recommend it.
-Elwell & Roath are opening large
stock of dry goods and groceries at Dor
mans old stand, Bush street.
M. Mattson, another of those wheat
men, hailing from Chicago, is lavish Of his
praise of the greatest wheat market in the
world.
The building purchased byJ. c. Pierce,
of the hotel company, has been standing at
the corner of Broad and Main streets for
several days.
II. P. Kellett Of Zumbrota last week
sold one hundred and twenty acres of wild
land near that place for six thousand dol
1.s, - NJ, CoIcom:ol>
Pierce, Simmons g. Co. sell emigrant
tickets for all the old reliable lines. If you
want to visit the old country or have friends
there who wish to emigrate don't fail to
buy your tickets of them.
"A young printer Of this city received,
few days ago, from her "Nd 4an"
postal card upon which was writtep the
following passage from scripture my
daughter is greivously tormented with a
devil"
An eastern story paper advises Red
Wing girl not to kiss gentleman unless
betrothed to him. If this arrangement
should be universally adopted it would be
tough on the boys or else-numerous en-
gagements.
Henry Ward Beecher is opposed to
women that clean house. Hurrah for Hen
ry. Can't he be induced to come to Red
Wing and lecture on the subject. He
would receive the heartfelt thanks of many
q suffering benedict.
-Densmore Bros. have lately added to
the working force of their iron works, a
skilled mechanic direct from England.
Last Saturday they made-under the su-
pervision of the new workman-a large
casting for the gas works.
Major William R. Snider, former citi-
zen and proprietor Of the Goodhue County
Republican, is smiling upon and talking to,
in his delightful and good natured manner,
the inhabitants of Silver City, New Mexico.
The Major is editor Of the Mining Life and
Of course makes q good paper. Long may
he wave.
-El.nder has betrayed the confidence
We reposed in him. He has deserted the
refined and virtuous helpmeet the Justice
gave him to love and cherish, and there il
trouble in the family, and in that humble
house on the banks Of the river sojouFns an
unhappy wife who anxiously sv{aitR the
coming Of her abandoned husband Ashe
will look in vain.
| MIR. 8. 8. Grannis, prop,ie>e4RfCentr
Point steam saw mill, hos been fs4airine
during the winter and spring, and viii