The Grange advance., 1874-12-01
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
o@cial Paper Of uoodhue county
Red Wing and Vicinity.

new building this week.
Hiram Patterson, Esq, of Elyria, Ohio,
q brother-in-law of E. w. Brooks. is now
in this city.
The directors of the Goodhue County
Savings Bank have decided to locate in
Music Hall Block.
The Episcopalians hold sociable at
Hermon Betcher's residence tomorrow
Wednesday-evening.
A meeting Of persons interested in the
welfare Of the Guild Library, is announced
for Tuesday evening of this week.
The Methodist society will give the
children in the Sunday School a Christmas
Festival at their church on Friday evening,
Dec. 25.
The opening of District Court for this
Judicial District and the transit Of Venus,
occur on the same day, to-wit, the eighth Of
December.
The Thanksgiving sermon preached at
the Methodist Church, by Rev. R. F. Mac
laren, was very we'll received, giving gen.
eral satisfaction.
DIR. Watson will deliver the first of q
course of lectures upon the "Life of our
Lord" next Friday evening at the Parish
school house, commencing at o'clock.
Fred Sturges, formerly Of the firm Of
Hodgson & sturges of this place, now a
member Of the bar Of Concordia, Kansas,
was in our Office day before yesterday.
MIR. N. P. Ingalls, will be in the city
on Monday next for the purpose Of tuning
pianos. Orders left at J. C. Hawes' new
music rooms, Third street.
&C. HALVES.
The ladies should remember that Har-
aid Sunde holds an auction sale expressly
for their benefit every afternoon at 2 o'clock
at his Plumb street store.
Sunday School committees looking for
supplies in the shape Of candy, nuts, &c..
for Christmas trees, should bear in mind
that Zirkelbach's is the only place in town
to find number one stock Of those goods.
Call and examine.
Six thousand dollars worth Of dry
goods, notions, gents furnishing goods,
&c., to be sold at auction at Harald
Sunde's Plumb street store. Auction sales
every afternoon at o'clock and evening at
o'clock. Private sales in the forenoon at
and below cost.
This morning we looked into Harald
Sunde's Plumb street store and were sur
prised at the immense stock Of elegant dry
goods. None of the goods are old and
shop-worn. but, on the contrary, are fresh,
bright and Of the best quality.
Never before in the history Of Red
Wing has there been such an opportunity
to purchase real nice new dry goods, no.
tions, furnishing goods, &c., at so great q
sacrifice as now. And Harald Sunde is the
man who is selling at such low prices.
MIR. Sunde has informed US that hie
Plumb street stock Of goods, comprising
everything in the way Of dry goods, notions
and furnishing goods, must be sold, no mat.
ter what the sacrifice. Now is the accepted
time for purchasing goods.
At the last meeting Of the Institute
Concordia. the following officers were elect
ed President, Tams Bixby; Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Emily Willard; Secretary, Miss
Carrie Lowater; Treasurer, Harry Parker
The society meets next Fridry evening
Visitors are invited.
AT meeting held in the Methodist
Church last Sunday evening for the pur'
pose Of making arrangements for the com
ing temperance lecture by the great Dr.
Ross, the following persons were appointed
% committee to make al nesdful prepare
tions: D. G. Hill, E. ". Brooks, F. A
Williamson, E. P. Watson, Tams Bixby ani
NJ. B. Lewis.
Mr.. T. NJ. Lowater, County Agent o.
the Pot H. Of Goodhue County, besides in
eluding nearly everything that tsrme1
wants, offers At very Low rates the following
standard sewing machines. The ~sso Flor
enee, Wilson, Weed and Blees. These ma
chimes are Of the very best quality, having
AL the modern improvements and doing all
glasses of work that can be done BY IN,
other machines made, and ere al full,
guaranteed.
-Cossting 10 one Of the most healthfn
and enjoyable sports for boys and girls
and in view Of this fact Mr.. G. II. Smith
who deals in hardware On Plumb street.
has laid in very fine stock Of hand sleda
with which he hopes to make the boys ant
girls Of Red Wing and vicinity happy. Cal