The Grange advance., 1874-06-10
Red Wing and Vicinity.
Wheat is steady at $1.O5.

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Remember this paper is dated Wednes-
day, the 10Th.
1t rained Saturday night and at divers
times on Sunday.
And now, another s. bold, bad man %
has opened saloon.
Mrs. Fred W. Hoyt and Mrs john
Nelson are in Ohio
The County Commissioners meet on
Monday, June 18th.
The renowned Gen. Custer is at the
Metropolitan, St. Paul.
Another cargo Of emigran,s arrived in
this city Sunday morning.
Our old friend J. R. Graves of Chicago
called on US last Friday.
C. H. Nash is stirring 'em up in Still
water on the gas question.
II. E. Archibald. of Dundas, was in
the city few days ago.
&C. R. Boynton, of the Vasa mills,
looked over the city last week.
Last Sunday Mr.. L. P. Chase of Chica
20 promenaded around the city.
He took dinner at the National Hotel
on Monday-T. L. Thompson, St. Paul.
We have not seen the Rockwall Banner
for sometime What's the matter, Phil?
E. H. Alley of the Esdaile manufactur-
ing establishment was in town Saturday.
The culvert under Bush street between
Third and Fourth streets is being repaired.
The German Lutheran church held
their annual conference in this city last
week.
MIR. G. H. Spaulding, W. G. Burdick's
advance courier, was around town Satur-
day.
On Sunday morning the Lutherans
held an adjourned conference meeting in
Hay Greek.
Miss Sarah Wray will open on the 22d
Of June Summer school at the Parish
school room.
Strawberry kettle-drums will be the
rage this season. Who in this city will
give the first one?
Our Boat Club talk Of having regat-
"a on the 4th of July; prominent feature
is to be purse Of 500.
Rev. C. Griswold will deliver an ad-
dress on Temperance, in Music Hall, Sun
day June 14th, at 7:45 p. N.
The amateur editors and printers of
this State are to meet in mass convention
at Minneapolis on the 4th Of July.
Sunday evening service at Christ
Church will be held at p. m. during the
months Of June, July and August.
There will be meeting of the Ladies'
Temperance Alliance at the NJ. E. Church
on Thursday, June 18th, at 3p.m.
The annual meeting of the Dioscesan
Council takes place at St. Marks Church.
Minneapolis, to-day and tomorrow.
Look out for the dance and entertain
ment which Nose Bennett is going to give
his friends when he opens his new store.
The Lincoln Debating Society is not
among the things that were but has ad-
journed until the first Monday of October
next.
The Minnesota Onesters, that's what
the Mirror calls them, are to have grand
reunion at Lake City on the 18th of this
month.
The Perkins brothers have just erected
on Third Street, adjacent to Watson's har-
ness shop, a building which is to be used
for mercantile purposes.
hx, %l,., A.
Pioneer says he lived in this city, was in
stantly killed by the train of cars at White
Bear Lake last Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Burleson, formerly of this city,
now has charge Of the Episcopal missions
located in Faribault and Martin counties,
of this State, with headquarters at Blue
Earth city.
This is what the Free Thought Associ-
aticn of Lake City discusses: Resolved,
That the spirits of departed human beings
hold daily intercourse with the inhabitants
of earth.
MIR. Warner Of the Rock Island glas
works has just filed one barge with our
superior sand which he will send to Rock
Island to be manufactured into glass. Sew
eral more barge loads are to be shipped.
And now the time will soon be upon u!
when gentlemen (?) and little boys viii
steal fruit from off the baskets displayed
by the grocers. Meanwhile the dealers
mentally calculate their profits and swea,
at the meanness Of human nature.