The Grange advance., 1874-09-02
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
odtoial 2aper of aoodhue 0ountY
Andrew Koch of Lake City was in town,

Andrew Koch of Lake City was in townl
Monday. A.~ 'i~' " +
The Temperance Convention is in ses-
sion in this city.
, The Anti-Monopolist have their city
caucus on Friday evening.
New wheat is coming into market; but
very little is being sold.
The public schools Of this city opened
in fine style on Monday.
Wheat II cents per bushel See Red
Wing Markets in another column.
The Republican City Caucus is to be
held tonight wednesday, at y o'clock at
the Court House.
The hotel begins to show something of
what it is to be, the first walls above the
basement being nowup.
Tomorrow is the day of the Mass
Convention in Featherstone. Let every
man 60 and take his neighbor.
The presence Of the Hutchinson family,
Tribe of Asa, is one ofthe pleasant features
Of the Temperance Convention.
The advertisement of Bartlett g. Pierce,
found on this page, speaks of the business
of one of the most reliable firms in this
State. Read the advertisement
The Red Wing Mills are turning ou+
two hundred barrels Of -four a day this
week, and are gaining a little since the be-
ginning of harvest on their lumber piles.
Let the Patrons of Goodhue county re-
member the.ne1t meeting of the Goodhue
County Council on the third Friday, the
18th day of September, and govern them
selves accordingly.
The boat race between the Red Wing
and Saltwater Boat Clubs was postponed
from Monday until Tuesday morning on
| account of high winds. The Red Wing
Club come out ahead or behind we go to
press too early to learn which.
The walls of Cogel & Betcher's new
building on the corner of Main street and
East Avenue are up. The building is fin
ished with stone trimmings, is three high
stories above the basement, and makes one
Of the finest business blocks of the city.
DIR. G. H. Crary of Minneapolis who
has frequently visited this city and estab-
lished a reputation as practical Dentist,
arrived here on Tuesday, Sept. 1st. He
has his Office at the National Hotel where
he will be glad to see all who wish his pro-
| fessional services.
F. F. Sandborg arrived home from
Europe this morning after an absence OF
two and a half months. He reports having
| had very pleasant trip, with any quantity
of enjoyment at his old home, among his
friends and relatives, but is glad to get
back to Minnesota again. He reports the
European crops as unusually good and
thinks that we must expect low prices.
MIR. A. D. Roberts, Of Featherstone,
has lately purchased in Wisconsin, Jer
sey bull 10 months old, for which he paid
500. He is fine looking animal of tn,
kind, though the Jerseys are not nearly &
much celebrated for their beauty as theJ
are for the butter yield Of the COWS. Mr.
Roberts proposes to cross with his half
blood Short Horns, in order to secure tn,
good qualities Of both breed Of stock.
| We are glad to see the name Of N. O
Werner, who has frequently favored thi'
paper with some Of the productions of hi
pen, prominently mentioned as candidat,
before the Republican County Convention
for the Office Of Judge Of Probate. We d,
not propose to have anything to do will
making or unmaking candidates, but whe,
we see an holest, competent young man
who needs and deserves encouragement o,
the way to promotion, it affords us pleas
ure.
MIR. Walter Record, formerly a resi-
dent Of New York, and for some years pas
resident Of this State, died at his resi-
dence in this city on Monday night between
eight and nine o'clock. Mr.. Record cam,
to this city some five years since, and hal
lately been engaged in the business o
keeping meat market in partnership will
Tim. McCue. He had been sick with tn,
typho-malaria fever some three weeks. H.
was about 48 years Of age. The immedi
ate cause of his death WAS q congestiv,
chill.
The Densmore Brothers are rushin,
the repairs to their foundry forward will
commendable energy. They did not lie,
the embers get cold until they commence.
clearing away to rebuild. Such enterpris,
10 IN honor not only to the firm but to tn,
city, and deserves encouraging. There il