The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
MINNESOTA

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deaths before January 10TH
- DECEMBER caue in like lamb, and
somebody calls upon Prof. lice to tell US
how It will go out" up here in Minne-
sofa.
Matthew Siebenaller has taken the pre-
liminary steps in his contest with c. A.
Baker tor his seat in the next Lepisla.
ture.
A NAN named Fearth has rented his
farm IN Fillmore county and will 90 to
Indiana. There is no fear but he will re-
turn.
| The Southern Minnesota railroad com.
pany have put up about twentv.four
miles OF sncw fence along the most ex-
posed portion Of their road between
Lanesboro and Winnebago City.
AN old weather prophet in Fillmore
county says the first three days of De-
cember Indicate the weather for the
months Of December, january and Feb
ruary. If this be true we will have no
winter to speak Of.
Thirty suits have been commenced in
Stearns county by various parties against
the st: Vincent Branch Of the First Divi-
>lon of the St. Paul g. Pacific Railroad
tor trespa>s, not having paid for the right
81 way IN running across their farms.
Mis-. MELVIN, of Winona, took a ouan.
tlty OF ammonia instead of medicine, and
was only saved from death by the pres
ence OF mind of an attendant, who caused
her to drink freely eff warm water, and
tile dangerous LIQUID was soon elected
| from her stomach.
NEW ULM is moving for a branch rail-
road from Lake Crystal, on the St. Paul
and Sioux City road. The H.rald SAYS
the company has expressed its willing
ness t" take hold Of this matter if proper
encouragement is given them by the citl-
lens of the place.
WHILE adjusting the pump belt in the
Brownsville Touring mill last Monday,
the fireman, Mr.. Weymouth, was in some
way caught up by the belt and carried
! over the large wheel and thrown upon
his head upon the door with such force
| as to break an inch board. His injuries
are not dangerous.
This is the way they harrow up,a new
~ married mans feelings in Saltwater,
according to the Lumberman "The mar
riage of Jake Marty to Miss Glazey was
celebrated last week. The Saltwater or
c"estra went out to furnish music TO the
vast assemhlagc of Invited guests. The
festivities were KEEP. up until long after
daylight the following day.
CAPT DUNCAN, who left Fergus Falls
last spring for Michigan, is like all others
who leave Minnesota to find better
home. He wants to come back, and
writes to the Journal: "Please saw
through your paper to my Otter Tail
county friends that IN my opinion they
had better stick to Minnesota. have
had trial OF it and shall come back with
the April birds next spring.
A LITTLE girl IN Elk River named Pet
burrell had very narrow escape from
being burned to death. Her mother left
her and two or three other children in a
room by themselves for few moments,
when Mrs. Burrell was soon after attract
ed by an cutlery, and returning found Pet
battling with the flames that were enyel.
oping her slight form with savage fury.
a prompt application OF the proper
methods soon relieved Pet from her peril
GUS position The destruction of her
clothing and few burns comprised the
most material damage done.
CEATF1ELD Democrat Two Young lads
of this village, aged from rs t. IL years,
packed their ''keiSters'' on Thursday
morning and ''speiled OUT for the noun
talns. 1t is reported they had about 1906
III money, the reward Of their labors for
the past two years, which they have care
fully saved 10 carry them to the land of
gold. If this part Of the story he true,
there is not the least danger but that they
will ''hoe their own row." and come out
all right in due time, if no misfortune
overtakes them.
MIR. BUSH, of Quincy, in Olmsted
county, is one of Minnestota's farmer
princes. His granary is three stories in
height. filled almost to tn: roof with
grain. He and his sons have farm If
$40 acres, and the products were $3.50
bushels Of wheat, 900 bushels Of barley.
l,5O0 bushels of oats, 1900 bushels Of
corn; hay, beans and smaller products
not considered. They have a fine speci-
| men OF the Jersey breed of cattle, some
good Poland China pigs, and some fine
teams. good vehicles and ample machinery
FOR all purposes. Everything about the
! premises denotes comfort and conve-
| niencs.
ELoPEMEsrs seem to be the order of the
day on the line of the W. &
IS P. railroad. A couple from Byron
were arrested in Winona Last week
and taken back to the other hearts which
ached. The man who is married an has