The Grange advance., 1875-10-13
BED WING AND VICINITY

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The Harvest Ball at the Opera House
on Monday evening Was an entire
success.
The Peak Family Bell Ringers are
to exhibit at Red Wing, Thursday even
ing, October l4th.
MISS RAwsoN is with Mrs. Charles
again this season and is prepared to at
tend to all orders promptly.
Ice a quarter Of an inch thick was
formed in the rain water barrels in this
city on Monday nj ght.
BURBANK gives his reading enter
tainment Friday evening in Turner's
Opera Hall. Don't miss this treat.
The biggest, best and cheapest lines
of black alpacas and pure mohairs in
this town at Simmons g. Strandnes.
REv.J. s.Cox of Newport will preach
in the Baptist church on next Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hour.
Mr.. NEsB1r, auctioneer in G. Belan-
gers auction store, sold off J. S. Al]yn's
stock Of secondhand articles on Satur-
day last.
TIE "New Era'' is the title of a new
paper recently started at Hastings. The
first number is small affair, but it
promises to grow if patronized.
MRS. CHARLES has just returned
from the east with large stock of
goods which she has bought for cash
and will sell at the uery zo,oest prices.
Hon. NJ. DUNNELL is to address the
citizens of Red Wing tomorrow even
ing at the Court House. Mr.. D. is a
good speaker and will probably have
large audience.
We have little left in clothing and
boots and shoes, which we will sell at
your own prices. Reason, closing out
those lines. Simmons & Strandnes, 80
Main Street. 1w3
Do not forget that Hon. NJ. H. Dun
nell speaks in this city tomorrow even
ing. Go and hear him for it is best to
hear all sides in order to judge under
standingly Of the merits of any.
EARLY last week the work of drag
ging Vermilion Slough, to recover the
body of Mr.. Samuel Kuhn, who was
drowned there on the previous Sunday,
was vigorously prosecuted, but we have
not heard with what success.
OWING to the extreme lateness of the
season, Mrs. Charles has decided to
have no formal opening, but invites the
ladies to call 1T once and examine her
fine new stock Of French pattern hats
and bonnets, millinery and fancy goods.
On Friday Mr.. G. I. johnson, who
resides in Vasa township, had the mis-
fortune to fall from load Of lumber
and dislocate his collar bone. Forum.
ate]y the accident accured in this city,
where surg gical aid was convenient, and
the unfortunate man was promptly re-
paired and sent home.
The Good Templars of Red Wing
thanks to the exertions of J. w. Steele
and others, have started something new
Instead of initiating new members ever!
evening they meet, as formerly, the.
alternate-one evening initiating, ant
the next having literary and other ex
ercises, singing, music, essays, declama
ton, etc.; in short a real social time
LAST week, the finding Of human
bones in a ravine near Hay Creek, oc
casioned considerable excitement for I
time. 1t was ascertained finally tha
they had been sent hither some tim
ago, from Ann Arbor, Michigan, for
medical student The latter, not vanI
ing them, buried them where they wei
found, and the recent rains had washe
away the earth and exposed them t
view.
We !aPe glad to see the Pierc
County Herald looking SO much impro'
ed. It has taken q new ''head," whic
is quite unique. Mr.. G. w. Kimba
has sold out his interest in the estal