The Grange advance., 1875-08-11
RED WING AND VICINITY.

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Mr.. Bonnell of Central Point lost a
house by fire, on Thursday.
Wacoota Grange had ice cream and
cake and initiation, in the 4th degree
last Friday evening.
The public schools for the Red Wing
School District, will open this year on
Monday August 30th.
Mr.. Luce and Mr.. Williams will each
erect store on Sd st., this season.
This will make a neat brick block of
four stores to be erected on that street
this summer.
The Red Wing Boat Club started
yesterday morning for Prescott. They
went up to 60 over the course and get
themselves in better training for the
race to-day.
Burglars, drawer thieves and pick pock-
cts seem to be quite numerous through
out this State, just at present, and it
stands every one in hand "to look a lit
tie OUT
A Good Templar Lodge was organ
lied at Pine Island on Saturday even
ing with over fifty charter members.
H. s. Mason is Worthy Chief Templar,
and D. E. Sawyer, Worthy Secretary.
The walls and the ceiling of the NJ.
E. Church are to be frescoed in a most
tasteful manner by St. Paul artist.
The same gentleman who lately fres-
coed Sheriff Chandler's residence.
Chris. Clemenson, Norwegian liv-
ing in Pine Island, committed suicide
by taking large dose of strychnine, on
Wednesday of last week. Fear of COM
ing to poverty is said to be the cause of
the rash act.
Mr.. Brink is erecting two story
brick store on Sd Street, adjoining the
one being erected by Mr.. W. Sherman.
We understand that each of these stores
will be two stories above the basement
and be finished up in good style, and a
substantial manner.
We took look, yesterday, through
F. W. Hoyt's new residence. For airy
ness and general pleasantness Of the
rooms, as we'll as convenience of ar
rangement and thoroughness and COM
pleteness in finish, the house is all that
could be wished.
The organization of the Pomona
Grange P. of H., has been undertaken,
and Masters and Past Masters of SUBJ
ordinate Oranges wishing to join in a
petition for the same will find proper
form for signing at Mr.. Grows store
and also in the hands Of Mr.. j. B.
Smith, Master Of Wacoota Grange.
Guy Graham has just received the
most extensive stock Of patterns ever
brought to the city. His, are the Do.
mestic Patterns and comprise all the
most recent styles of dress for boys and
girls of all ages, and men and women
of all sizes. Step in and take a
peak into his elegant specimen book, it
is worth the trouble and an inexpensive
recreation.
By an advertisement in another COL
umn, it will be seen that Barnun will
be here Aug. 18th with programme of
amusements that must draw. Barnum's 8
reputation is such as to not need en-
dorsement, but elsewhere we give ve-
ry fattering notice from the Chicago
Tribune, which gives a just tribute to
and very good idea of this wonderful
worlds fair or mammoth show.
Anderberg & Peterson have moved
their livery stable into new barn on
the corner Of 4th and Plumb St. The
barn is roomy ana we'll arranged, and
a vast improvement over their former
place of business.
Sheriff Chandler has been released
from the County Jail, after a service
therein to the County for the past eight
cen years or more. We are not in the
least surprised that after so long and
faithful service, the Sheriff shoula have
laid himself out Il little when he came
to fix up home for himself, and he
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