The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-20
RED WING AND VICINITY.

Howe's big show is the great excite
ment for tomorrow.
j. D. Kellogg has taken very fine
photograph of the new Opera House.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet next Tuesday the 9th inst.
The Republican County Convention
convenes in the Court House tomorrow
"wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m.
Judge Crosby returned to his home
in Hastings on the afternoon train,
Saturday.
Mr.. 7. s. Mills offers his house and
lot on Fourth Street, for sale at bar
gain. For further particulars inquire
Of him on tho place.
Capt. Edward Murphy, and daughter
of Minneapolis, and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Ira F. Murphy of Cannon
Falls, were in the city last week, visit
ing friends.
Chris Lind was consigned to Hotel
De Kay on Thursda:. of last week, for
being drunk. 1t is rumored that the
gent halls from Pine Island.
A large company went down on the
special train, Sunday Morning to at
tend the dedication of the Catholic
Church at Wabasha City.
August johnson, boy employed in
Mr.. Hills shop, lost finger in the
joining machine, yesterday. The third
or fourth unfortunate within a year.
STRAYED, from Sherman's in Red
Wing, on Sunday morning last, mich
COW, brindle mixed with white, and
white star in forehead, stubbed horns,
ends sawed off. Suitable reward given
for information leading to her recovery.
Justice Phillips sent out number of
notices on Monday, on complaint of a
citizen, to the saloon keepers to refrain
from selling liquors to two confirmed
drunkards Of this city, therein named.
VIII the dealers take the hint?
Two Changers Of our city got up and
hauled in six loads Of hay before break
fast, this Tuesday morning, and had
breakfast at 6115 in the morning at that,
and then they were ready to look after
other business.
A young lady Of Roscoe or Pine
Island, made q complaint against
young man Of the latter place, last week,
charging bastardy. The Defendant
was brought into court and plead not
guilty, and the case was adjourned one
week, and will probably be adjourned
second time on account of the delicate
condition of the young lady.
The dedication Of the Temperance
Hall in Post Office Block, has been
postponed until Tuesday Evening, Ju-
ly 9th. An address will be delivered
on the occasion by Rev. R. N. Maclar-
en- and the dedication exercises will be
interspersed with music.
Deputy Sheriff, E. F. Grow, while
passing Though Vasa, one day last
week, noticing very fine wheat
field, got out and pulled up one
bunch, the growth from one kernel Of
wheat, and found it contained seven
stalks, averaging from four feet to five
and FIVE inches in length.
Mr.. Alonzo Morrison, driving one of
Webster fast teams came across the
ferry Sunday, when the horse became
frig htened and started down the levee
On the run, and Mr.. Morrison being un-
unable to control them, run over a
Minneapolis gentleman, whose feelings
were considerably aroused by the acci-
dent, though we understand that he was
fortunately, only slightly injured.
E. J. Hodgson made trip to Chica-
60 and Milwaukee, last week, with
Capt. W. W. Rich, visiting Fred T.
Day, at Milwaukee, aud with him T.
c. Day, at Chicago. Mr.. H. reports
the Days, who were school boys in our
city, as prosperous, but that most Mil
waukee and Chicago men complain Of
dull times. He confirms the universal
report that Minnesota is ahead in CROP
prospects.
The trial of Thomas Condor for the
murder of w. V. Churchill resulted in a