The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
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A SLIGHT snow fell last Sunday night.
LosT.-A little boys cape, slate COL
or, blue braiding. The finder is re-
qnested to return the same to the Argus
Office. !.
The Musical Convention met at Mu-
sic Hall on Tuesday. On Friday eve,
ming will be the public concert, which
ought to be generally attended.
FINE Doors: made to order, in the
latest styles and by the best workmen
at HeAel6nger, Howell & Co.'S, Main
street one door east of Bush. 6w4 =.
The handsomest and. best boots,
shoes, slippers, etc., for ladies, gentle
men and children, can be found at Hef-
felfnger, Howell & Co.'s, Main street.
THE Wallace Sisters theatrical troupe
perform at Opera Hall tonight, and
their band is parading the streets and
treating the citizens to excellent music
as we 60 to press.
A LARGE force has been engaged for
several days past in furnishing the new
hotel and getting it ready for guests.
1t will be opened on Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday of next week.
The National Hotel has been pretty
well crowded for several days past,
with country merchants from different
portions of this and adjoining counties,
who are after supplies for winter.
HEFFELF1NGER, HOWELL g. Co., still
have splendid assortment of Mems,
Women's and Children's shoes, for sale
at lowest prices. Main street, near
Bush. 6w4
ON last Saturday, a Mr.. Zepp, resid-
ing near Ellsworth, in Pierce county,
Wis, fell dead in his door-yard, without
any premonition whatever. He was
highly esteemed by his neighbors, who
were shocked to hear of his unexpected
decease.
COLD weather set in on Saturday last,
and has since been increasing in inten-
sity until to-day, (Tuesday) with occa-
sional slight sprinkles of snow. Furs,
overcoats and scarfs are now the fashion
able attire, and everything wears a de-
cidedly wintry appearance.
The river looks like winter. Ice is
floating in sufficient quantities to inter-
fere with the ferry and few days more
of cold weather will suffice to close up
navigation entirely. Those who were
in the city from Pierce county this
morning didn't delay, but hurried back
so as to be on the home side in good
time.
S7oLEN--F1FrY DOLLARS REWARD
From my stable near Chester, Olmsted
county, Minnesota, on the night Of the
9th inst, one Dark Bay Mare, nearly
black, five years old, a few white hairs
on the near shoulder, caused by harness;
white hairs on the forehead, rather slim
built, would weigh about 1000 lbs. I
will pay $50 for the arrest and convic-
ton of the thief. WV. HYsloP.
Chester, Minn,, Nov. 10, 1875.
A SOMEWHAT singular accident &C.
cured to the stage from Zumbrota to
Rochester on Tuesday of last week. AS
it was leaving Zumbrota, one of the
horses SHED and pushed the other into
a ditch, the coach being upset and its
driver, Mr.. Johnson, thrown out and
considerably bruised. An alarm was
given and the neighbors soon collected
and assisted in righting the coach, help
ing up the unfortunate horse and enabling
the driver to push onward. No serious
damage was done.
Mr.. w. S. Grow has removed his
grocery store from Plum street to the
corner of Third and East Avenue, where
he has pleasant and convenient store
room. He is now laying in new and
complete stock of groceries of all kinds,
and our readers will find his establish
ment conveniently located, we'll sup