The Grange advance., 1874-10-21
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
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Red Wing and Vicinity.

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IN. o, Werner is attending Court in
Wisconsin.
The Board of County Commissioners
are in session.
And now We are having thst glorious
Indian Summer. =
PPM sti11a.a 't.rts1 30 his r$sura to
his Texas home Monday.
Red Wing is just now honored with a
visit from two or three daughters Of Indian
Chiefs.
-Cannon Falls is to have a brewery and
the Echo seems to be in doubt, wheth-
er to call it blessing or curse
B. Van Campen, Chas. Bosworth and
one or two others of our Cannon Falls
neighbors were in the city Monday.
Valley Grange of this County sends
this week twenty-three and 75-10O dollars
to thegrsss.hopper sufferers on the frontier
Good for them.
Miss Sarah A Wray was married in
this City on Monday the 10Th to Mr.. David
Shweiger, Of Belle Greek. The ceremony
took place at the Episcopal Church. Rev.
E. r. Welles officiating. A long life Of
happiness is the wish Of their many
friends.
y. D. Kellogg, of this city, made
very fine display Of PHO tographs at the
County Fair for which he received the first
premium. MIR. Kellogg pictures attracted
much notice and commendation. He has
opened car gallery at Zumbrota in which
he has splendid light and does frst-class
work.
Mrs. Brecht, wife of william Brecht
after enduring the perils and trials Of mar
ried life for 10 these many years asks for
relief from the holy bonds at the hands of
the law. Cruelty Of her lege lord is what
she says is the matter, but darling William
is mad and says that she is naughty and
another man " is vat is di matter.
j. B. Locke Of Minneola took 1st and
I'd premiums on apples at the County Fair
Mr.. Locke's labors and successes with
fruits hafare and since the cold winter Of
~ have greatly encouraged the farmers Of
that section Of tho County to persevere in
the cultivation Of apple trees. Mr.. Locke
claims that there are few varieties of
standard apples that can be raised as sue.
cessfully in this climate as can crops, of
these he places the Haas foremost.
Last week and the week before we
furnished the printers with notices Of the
marriages Of Mr.. Boynton Of Vasa to Ella
z. Cox, Of Red Wing; and of Mr.. Sargent
OF Burnside. to Miss Rosa Hart, Of the
same town, and we were surprised at their
not appearing in the paper. The fact is,
the GRANGE ADVANCE is set by young Ia
dies and whether that has anything to do
with the enon"appearsnce and disappearance
OF these marriage notices, we leave them to
answer. However we wish all the parties
the greatest joy and prosperity in their
new relations.
Senator Window spoke his little piece
about transportation at Music Hall on We'd
nesday evening Of last week and on Thurs
day evening he enlightened the inhabitants
OF Aumorota on the same subject. The
Senator thinks that with the proposed i'm
proved water routes to compete with the
railroad lands in Minnesota will be worth
from Is to 100 dollars per acre. That is
just what the farmers Patrons have been
telling Congress aud the Senate by petition
1or some years past and it is we'll that one
Senator has at last found it out. Mr.. VIM
dom IS rather pleasant and forcible speak.
or. He drew rather small house at Zum-
brota, but more creditable one in Red
Wing.
The boys Of Cata{act Engine Company
No. have been riakihg grand preparations
for their grand hsh which all good citizens
should remember comes of to night.
"wednesday Oct. 2lN At Music Hail. The
object Of the ball is che replenishiug Of the
Company's Exchequer, which cannot be
considered very selfish object as all the
money gained will be laid out for the protec-
tion Of the property Of our citizens. The
hremen work without pay, and besides this
e1pend yearly from their private funds q
large amount to keep up their organization,
buy uniforms &c., and when they ask lit
tie aid from private citizens for which they
propose to return an equivalent in pleasure
they should be met with nothing but liber-
.hty and encouragement: There: is no
doubt but that those who choose to attend