The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
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, RED WING AND VICINITY.

The Boa:d OF County Commissioners
are in session.
Spring fingers in the lap of winter
and is only "so-so.''
The Noras Harpe Society, have
leased Music Hall for year.
Our bauld firemen had a social hop
in Turner's Hall on Friday evening.
J. O. Dow has sold his FIFTH street
residence to NJ. S. Chandler for $4,000.
Norsk Theater by the Noras Harpe
on Friday evening, March 10Th, at Mu-
sic Hall.
The District Court has an adjourned
session the 22d inst Several:impor-
tant cases will be up for hearing.
The fire bell cracked about a foot on
Saturday night. Cause, general debili-
ty from long exposure to severe cold.
Jordan is now serving as the founda-
ton to one side of new frame build
ing just being erected. The building
stands on rocks, but what do the rocks
stand on?
John Watson, Sr. has on hand large
stock Of the very best harnesses in this
market, which he is selling at the low
est hard time prices for cash. Call
and see and encourage home manufac-
lures.
Mr.. Wichman answers a large num-
Der Of inquiries with regard to Texas
in another column this week. We do
not propose to advise our patrons to
,emigrate, for that would be bad policy,
besides we believe Minnesota ahead
yet.
The Red Wing public schools closed
last week, and those wishing to know
Of the examinations and the condition
Of the schools will please look in the ed
ucational department.
See advertisement of r. B. Kellogg,
as auctioneer, in another column. He
will do the going, gong, gone". bust
ness in good shape for any body who
may wish his services in Red Wing or
the regions round about.
Messrs. Jameson T. Williams closed
the contracts for the erection of three
large buildings, two of them residences
and all Of brick, on Saturday of last
week. That is the way business is be-
ginning to open in this live city.
The Musical concert by the Mendels-
sohn Quintette Club was complete
success. The attendance was such as
to show that a first class entertainment
advertised will receive liberal
patronage in our city.
Notwithstanding the cold storm, to-
day, we braved the wind and snow and
looked in upon our Honorable Board of
County Commissioners. They were all
there and looking hale and hearty. No
business of particular Importance has
been done as yet. We will print the
proceedings in full at our earliest OPP
portunity.
All who are afflicted with coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group, whoop-
ing cough, or consumption, will find
sure cure in Vests Pulmonary Balsam.
1t will be found sovereign cure for all
throat and lung diseases. Its equal has
never yet been discovered as an expecto-
ant, relieving and curing all diseases
for which it is recommended. Trial
bottles, $l.00. Sold by all druggists.
The following persons were made
happy by the privilege considerably
granted by the Clerk of the Court to
enter the state of connubial blissfulness.
The showing is not very good. but sew
eral others are on the ragged edge:
Ole 0. Barsness and Ingberg Anders-
datter Maren, Ole Anderson and Ber
tina Maria Bergersdatter, Johan G.
Hargre and Olive johnson, D. F. Hine
and Nancy X. Hoffsdatter.
C. Peterson L. Co., are to be found
at their OLD factory on Broad street pre-
pared to furnish the very best tanning
mills, milk safes, cupboards, &C., of
their own manufacture, on terms that
defy competition. The tanning mills
made by this firm have an established
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