The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
RED WING AND VICINITY

Wheat $l.03. =. ~
W. w. Rich arrived in the city, yes
terday and is paying a short visit ia
friends here.
Mayor Brown has traded his Fourth
Street property for the residence of P.
Sprague on Sd Street, giving $500 to
boot. -
Mr.! T. S. Mills offers his house and
lot on Fourth Street, for sale at bar.
gain. For further particulars inquire
of him on the place. j 20.
The District Court hold special
term in this city commencing next
Tuesday. The Churchill murder case
will come up for hearing.
Mr.. VIM. Featherstone started last
week for trip to St. James, Walton
wan Co., and from thence to Lincoln
Nebraska, where he invested in real es-
tate some years since.
Don't hesitate to use Death to Pain.
1t is recommended by physicians after
having been tested and tried by them,
and it costs nothing if it fails to give
relief.
A little boy named John Brummed,
got his foot between one of the rails of
the rail foad track and a wheel of a
freight car in motion, last evening, and
the result is that the foot is badly
mangled.
Hay Creek reports very pleasant
time at their picnic Saturday. The
Featherstone celebration, having been
set down for 10 in the morning
was somewhat interferred with by the
storm, though the people gathered dur
ing the afternoon and had a pleasant
time.
Last night Hotel De Kay was filed
with guests, but in consideration of
yesterday being "the day we celebrate ,
they were discharged, as we understand
without the usual contribution to the
city treasury.
The Temple Of Honor and Good Tenn
plar festival was a success. The hall is
one of the very finest in the city, the
chance for getting circulation of fresh
air by opening the windows max es it
exceedingly comfortable for summer.
The whole affair was up to all that was
advertised and more too. The net re-
ceipts were ninety dollars.
A little boy between ten and twelve
years of age was found intoxicated and
brought to the City Marshalps Office
and laid on the floor, dead drunk, on
Saturday. Somebody has in all proba-
bility violated their sacred compact
contained in liquor license and brok-
en- the laws Of the land. Until a license
is found high enough to exclude unprin-
cipled law breakers from an honorable
liquor traffic, we shall be the advocate
of higher license, but when liquor deal
ers shall acquire sufficient moral pow er
to exclude unprincipled men and open
vlolators Of law from their calling, we
shall advocate the doing away with all
license.
The dinner and entertainment at the
new hotel by the Methodist Society
was grand success. The dinner was
worthy the zeal and intelligence of the
ladies who had it in charge and re-
ceived very high and very general com
rnendatlon. The cookery could not
have been excelled either in quality
quantity or attractiveness, and the ar
rangement of the tables was most taste
full. The committee on decoration had
done their work we'll and the rooms pre-
sented very fine appearance. A large
quantity Of flowers were furnished from
the Green House of Mrs. B. G. Steph-
ems and from the gardens of the city,
and the many beautiful boquets that
adorned the tables and the flower stand
in the centre Of the room added much
to the general attractiveness. We no.
ticed one very neat pyramid of flowers
which WIS present by J. G. Pierce.
The dinner was very literally patron
lied and the receipts were over two
hundred dollars.
THIEF CAP7uRED.-A light fingered
gentleman, Lewis Goslinp bv name.