The Grange advance., 1874-08-19
Red Wing and Vicinity.
Bird hunting has already begun.


=. L: Thompson Of St. Paul was in town
Monday.
Plenty Of garden sass !" in the mar
ket now.
-s. J. Willard is Mayor Of Red Wing
pro ten.
The brick layers have commenced work
on the new hotel
California Plums are offered for sale
at the fruit stores.
DIR. D. A. Smiley goes east on visit
some day next week.
The circulation Of the GRANGE Ap-
VANCE is radidly increasing.
Mrs. B. W. Bi1by is expected home
the latter part Of this week.
Mr.. Welch partially severed his hand
on an edge saw last week.
Stationery and like articles are now
kept for sale at the Post Office.
The brick work on Cogel & Betchers
block will be completed this week.
The teachers examinations takes place
in this city on Saturday the Goth.
That race between the St. Paul Club
and the Red Wing Boat Club is - off,"
The Red Wing Boat Club will row the
Saltwater Club sometime this season.
Prof. 0. Whitman, who has been to
Maine visiting, has arrived home.
Snyder, not the dog man, but J. B. of
Ithaca, N. T., called on us few days ago.
-Esdaile is now receiving new comers
every day. More house room is demand
ed.
Last Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. High Mass
was held in the Catholic Church of this
city.
Henry Westcott has commenced build
ing his new store, 22x5O feet, two stories
high.
Geo. W. Davis is fixing up his old block
on Bush street by putting in basement
story.
The cellar walls of the new hotel are
up and the carpenters have commenced
work thereon.
The Public Schools of this city open for
the Fall term Monday morning, August 9lst,
at 9 'clock
The Teachers Training School for this
and Dakota counties begins at Cannon Falls
September 8th.
SO Dan. Howard, the ever obliging and
most justly popular conductor, is about to
resign. We are sorry.
-Webster's new stable is about finished.
1t makes very fine appearance and i'm
proves Third street muchly.
Next week the warehouse men of this
city will be shipping, quite extensively,
wheat of this years raising.
The river is very low. The :large
boats experience considerable difficulty in
navigating the upper waters.
Col. j. s. Hoard, who has been ill at
Winona, we are gratifed to see is home
again much improved in health
Mr.. Chas. Bosworth is talked Of by the
Cannon Falls people as a probable candi-
date for legislative honors this winter.
Rev. Mr.. McClary, formerly Of this
city but now pastor Of the Seventh street
M. E. Church Of Minneapolis, preached here
last Sunday. ...
Field & Royce are fitting up in first
class style billiard hall and sample room,
in their large building adjoining their
stables. S~ =, e
Considerable wheat Of thisyears' crop,
is being brought to town. The firm Of
Chandler & Sterrett are receiving about
1000 bushels daily. = sSc% IL.
Don't be rash MIR. Henderson. We
never saw that article, but was informed
regarding it by particular friend Of yours
in this city. Remember St. Paul. Lets
keep the peace and trust in Providence.
The best four of the Red Wing Boat
Club, which will row the Saltwater Boat
Clnb probably next Monday, consists Of
E. B. Philleo, Frank Howe, George Haw-
kins and Joe Harrison.
The mill company are turning out
hrst-class article Of hubs, and other wagon
and sleigh material. They have lately
added large to their buildings by erecting
two large new buildings adjoining the fac
tory.
The world renowned May Sisters are
coming. They will give two of their un-
rivalled entertainments in this city on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings Of next
week. We hear them very highly spoken
Of.
Court Commissioner Fred ". Hoyt has