The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

| A&1O O0CC6T cake a LOOK
through the large stock
Of dry goods at Hara1d
Sunde's, 81 Main Street.
Miss MYRA WOOD, who has been
teaching school at 0ronoco,in the north
ern part of Olmsted county, attempted
to commit suicide on Monday of last
week, by throwing herself into the mill
race of Messrs. Allis, Gooding s. Hib-
bard's mill. Fortunately she was seen
in time to stop the mill, and instead of
being drawn under the wheel she was
carried through the waste way into
the river, whence she was rescued by
Mr.. M. NJ. Clark. No cause is as
signed for the act, and as Miss Wood is
a well-educated young lady and greatly
esteemed as a teacher, it was probably
the result Of temporary fit Of nervous
debility, bordering on arrangement.
She had narrow escape, as she was
entirely unconscious when taken from
the water.
AMONG the institutions of Red Wing
is the large and handsome hardware
store of Mr.. E. L. Baker, on the north
side of Main street, neal Plum. 1t is
seldom that better supply and fuller
assortment of everything in this line is
found in any store, and from the scenes
we witnessed there on the occasions of
two or three recent visits we conclude
that the establishment has large trade,
even in these dull times. The assert
ment Of stoves is very comprehensive,
embracing all the best varieties, and
the display of shelf hardware cannot be
excelled in this region of country. Our
readers who are in want of goods in this
line will do well to give Mr.. Baker a
call, as they can hardly fail to find
there whatever article they stand in
need of.
A NEW FEED Mill and Flour and
Feed Store has just been opened in the
new brick block on Third street, west
of Bush, by Messrs. Wellman and
Boynton. These gentlemen have pro-
vided themselves with one of Densmore
Bros. ten horse power engines, and with
such other machinery and fittings from
the same establishment as are required
to carry on their business, and have
started a regular milling business, grind
ing corn meal, Graham -four and feed
stuff, and boiling the former. They
have one set Of Forsman Iron Clad ver-
tical iron burrs and expect to add an
other soon. They also have the neces-
sary boiling cloths, etc., and are able
to do the very best work in their line.
They also prepare cracked wheat and
propose to manufacture samp. They
grind grists either for toll or cash.
Besides keeping on hand the feed,
corn meal, Graham -four, cracked wheat,
etc., the product of their own mill, they
also propose to keep a constant supply
of -four, buckwheat, meal, bran and
shorts, oats, corn, ETC., everything, in
short, in the flour and feed line, and to
sell at the lowest market prices. They
intend to deserve and hope to enjoy a
fair share Of the patronage of their fell
low citizens Of the city and vicinity, and
have gone to no little expense in fitting
up an establishment suitable for con-
Quoting the business.
They occupy the entire building, hav.
ing their engine and boiler located in
| the basement, their mill ana salesroom
on the ground floor, and the boiling ap-
paratus and bins for storing in the up
per story. The establishment is heated
by steam and provided with one of Dens-
more Bros lifting and force pumps,
which not only supplies water for the
boiler from an inexhaustible we'll, but
is capable of eaectually protecting the
building against fire.
COOKERY REc1PEs.-A lady cores
pondent sends us the following, and,
| without claiming that thew are who1lv