The Grange advance., 1875-04-27
3 ED WING AND VICINITY


The City Council have ordered
truck for the Hook and Ladder Compa-
ny.
The District Court opens next Tues
day. There will be some important
criminal cases on the docket.
. Remember that Mrs. Betsey Jane
will try for the honors with Artemus in
the spell at Music Hall tonight.
Mrs. Charles will arrive tomorrow
from the East, where she has been
selecting a most complete stock of
spring millinery goods.
Mr.:O: G. Langseth is receiving a full
line Of gents furnishing goods, and the
most celebrated make of manufactured
shirts, direct from the Eastern facto-
Messrs. .Elwell & Hill have bought out
S. V. Roath and succeed to the entire
: business Of Sargent, Roath & Co.
Hereafter the firm will be known as
above.
See card of G. Phillips, j. P. in an
other column. We believe Mr.. p. to
be man who will attend to all busi-
ness entrusted to his care, faithfully and
honestly.
The large and fine display of new
millinery goods at Mrs. Charles model
store, lis ahead of anything ever exhib-
tied in this city.
Train times changed on Monday, as
noted in time table, excepting freights
which we have not yet had time to cor
rect.
Mr.. J. S. Hoard, on account Of fee
bic health, Will spend the season on the
sea shore. Mr., F. W. Hoyt will look
after his business as well as superin-
tend the Savings Bank, in MI. Hoard's
absence. .;
Mr.. J. D. Kellogg, the artist, offers
for sale his horse (which is one Of the
kindest and best family horses in the
county carriage and harness on most
reasonable terms. For further particu-
lars inquire of Mr.. K. at his art gallery
on corner of Plumb and Main Streets.
E. j. Hodgson started Saturday for
the southwestern part of the State.
He will visit Sioux Falls, D. T. From
what we know of him as Granger"
we suppose he goes to look after the
crops. We understand that Mr.. H. in
tends taking up his residence in St.
Paul about the first Of June. May
kind fortune attend him.
O. K. Simmons has sold out his in
terest in lhe firms of Daniels & SIM
mons and Brink e. Co., to Mr.. w. L.
Hall, of Malone, N. Y, who will take
up his residence in cur city. Mr.. H.,
who has been for years engaged in the
Express and Telegraph business, comes
very highly recommended by the bust
ness men in Malone.
Parties have taken advantage Of the
high water to make soundings and
mea easurements across the island and the
channel opposite the city, with the
view of ascertaining facts and figures
that will be Of use in building the pro-
posed road and brid dges across the same
so that we can more easily shake hands
with our Wisconsin cousins.
The ladies should bear in mind that
Miss Rawson, of Chicago, is at the mil
linery store of Mrs. Charles to look af-
ter their wants.
The masons commenced laying stone
again last Thursday On the walls of
DR.. Hawley's fine stone residence on
the corner of Pine and Fourth Streets.
The foundation was laid last Fall, and
Mr.Simmons, "a Granger by the way,)
has been at work on the woodwork for
the building all winter. This will be
one of the most expensive and substan-
tial dwellings in our city.
Capt. o. Eames has purchased of
Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, on the corner op.
posite the Post Office, a lot 40 feet on
Bush by 80 feet on Sd St, for four thou
sand dollars. We understand that Mr..
Eames will at once erect large build
ing thereon which will be occupied as
meat market and packing house. The
latter will meet a long existing want of