The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04
RED WING AND VICINITY.
Wheat $l.19 on the etreet.

yon crowded over until next week.
The Methodist Sociable will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. Robert Brown,
on Wednesday evening.
Elwell & Hill have just received a
fine stock of Glassware which they are
selling at their usual low rates.
Elwell & Hills is the place to buy all
kinds of glassware, earthean ware china
ware or anything you may wish to wear.
We have learned by experience that
Tuesday is not a convenient day to is
sue our paper, and have changed back
to Wednesday.
S. V. Roath has added to his grocery
business fine stock of crockery which
he will sell as he does all his goods at
the lowest living figures.
Marshal DeKay found a young man
trying to peddle on another mans H.
cense and now he has valuable watch
held subject to redemption.
The dedicatory exercises at Temper
ance Hall, Tuesday evening of last week
were we'll attended, and stirring ad-
dresses were made by Rev.R. N. Macla-
rem, S. A. Winsor and G.. E. Cole.
Messrs. O. B. Dodge and Mr.. Bur-
bank, the shoe pac men were in our
city on Tuesday from Fort Madison,
Iowa, where the factory is now estab-
ished.
Farmers wishing to lay in supplies for
harvest will find it to their advantage
to call at the popular grocery store of
S. V. Roath, on Third Street nea. the
Post Office.
Ole Nordle and Ole Hagstardt were
brought before Justice Phillips on COM
plant Of Marshall De Kay for keeping
disorderly house, to which charge
they plead guilty and responded
promptly to a fine of $25 and costs.
Mr.. Durand, the gentlemanly agent
of P. T. Barnum, called on us yester-
day and we shall have something to say
next week. of the world renowned
show, the largest on earth, which will
exhibit in this city, August 10Th.
In the proper place will be found the
notice of the death of Peter Easterly,
Of Goodhue, who has kept the Easterly
House since the memory of man rum
meth not to the contrary, and is very
widely known for his eccentricities.
The Board of County Commissioners
adjourned Saturday. They did good
deal of work but the only business of
any general ptblic Importance was the
levy Of tax of $4,000 or about four
mills on each dollar of valuation, to
meet the current expenses of the COM
ing year and to cover delinquencies.
Filing Larson, complained yesterday,
August Sd, that one, William Olson
armed with club and Ratchet &c., did
assault &c, and make said complainant
sick and sore against the peace and dig
nifty of the State. Olson appeared and
said he didn't and the case was ad-
journed one week.
A complaint was made against a
couple of fair damsels yesterday for
staying at the house of certain noted
lady in this city, without having any
visible means to maintain themselves
and without employment. One of the
ladies took departure on the early
morning train and the other plead not
guilty.
"A heavy storm passed through Feath-
erstone, Goodhue, and Hay Creek on
Thursday Of last week, knocking down
the grain badly. On a few farms the
cost Of harvesting will be considerably
increased, on others the grain is right
ing itself up in good shape. The yield
will probably be but little effected,
as the grain was too well filled to suffer
much.
A party consisting Of the families
of Ell. Blodgett, VIM. Webster, I. B.
Sheldon, Jesse Mc1ntire, 7. J. Clark,
and others, started on Monday morning
for a week of camp life on the Zumbro,
near Mr. Ski1lman's in Maxorp. tou,r