The Grange advance., 1874-12-22
RED WING AND VACINITY.
DISTRICT COURT.
First Judicial District.

on the second Tuesday OF this month.
The following cases have thus far been
disposed Of
John and Peter IIert, vs. \. J.
Wait. Judgment of lower court af-
irmed.
Andrew Halverson, VS.. Stephen Red
ding. Verdict for Defendant Of Sll3.2O.
Fairbanks VS.. Potter: verdict for
plaintiff Of $l5l.l3.
State Of Minnesota, VS.. Seth ".
Randall; prisoner convicted and SEN
fenced to hard labor in the States
Prison for one year.
State Of Minnesota, VS.. jane X. Wei
Ter; defendant acquitted
Raulan Peterson, VS.. Hensr Ralph;
verdict sor plaintiff of $5375.
J. N. Williams, IS. Mohamed Drune;
verdict for plaintiff.
M. BuchalZ, vs., Vanderbeer: verdict
for defendant.
State of Minnesota, VS.. Richard o.
Connell; defendant sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail.
State of Minnesota, vs. Joseph john
son; defendant sentenced to pay a fine
OF $50 or lay in the county jail for
ninety days.
A. J. Overalls, vs.. Chas. l.. Davis
action for libel; verdict for plaintiff Of
$500. Motion for new trial.
Hans Hanson, vs.. G.. L. Davis; set
tied.
T. Sprague, VS.. Dan Van Campen;
xerdict for plaintiff of 1881.
kieter 4 Heck, VS.. NJ s. Chandler;
verdict for plaintiff Of $l14.53.
A post Office has been established at
Hay Greek, and Albert A. Burkhard
has received the appointment as post
master
Considerable dead hog is being
brought into town.
Christmas is coming, and Mrs.
Charles has put her stock of Millinery
Goods down to Grangers' prices. She
is bound 70 do her best toward making
everybody happy and if any one goes
without something nice for Christmas it
will not be her fault.
David Watson and bride nee Miss
Phebe Hoyt have returned from their
~ wedding trip. -:
Our Indian neighbors are fetching
much venison to town.
1t is rumored that Col. Colville has cot
that fence done.
One night last week the depot was en-
tered sby some unknown person or per-
sons ane the sum of 1875 taken from
the till.
Diamond 10 was in town yesterday.
y. B. Sheldon, Esq, has returned
from VermOnt.
Mrs. Christensen, of Pine City,
daughter of Auditor Willard, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
One hundred and ten Thousand pounds
of the Red Wing Mills Flour was sold
for home consumption last month.
The Minneapolis Tribune says that
$4,000 was stolen from our depot up-
on the occasion of the burglary last
week. That's only an exageration of
$19,98l,25.
Hon. S. G. Spaulding. of Chicago, at
the solicitation of prominent citizens
will deliver in this city the coming
winter, a lecture of thrilling interest,
the subject of which will be announced
hereafter.
WAS7ED:-To exchange Sugar, Cof.
fee, Greenbacks and sich like truck for
Butter and Eggs.
Young Hysoa Tea, 40@50c best 9Oc.
Japan Tea, 5O@6Oc best 75o.
W. SHERMAN,
Sd St. .
Mrs. Charles offers large stock Of
pattern hats, French and American
felt and fur at lower prices than were ev-
er before heard Of in Red Wing. !"
Last evening Gen. J. A. Kellogg, of
La Crosse delivered his lecture upon In
temperance, entitled "The Mask Torn
Of," in Music Hail TO large audience.
Red Wing is putting on gala day
dress, and Harald Sunde, always bound
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