The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

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elders landing while bathing. Mr.: Ed
wards made several efforts to save the
drowning man but was unable to succeed.
Mr.. Langbein resides near Ellsworth,
Wis. He was an unmarried man and
was very general favorite with his
acquaintances. ss"
On Friday last about ten o'clock,
Mrs. Norman Daniels, of Stanton, died
from the effects of poison. She had
been using bed-bug poison and had it
in tumbler, and had, also, mixed some
medicine for herself in a tumbler, and
by some mistake took the former instead
of the medicine. She was the second
wife Of Mr.. Daniels and had been mar
ried but few months.
EcoNoMr.-In these close, hard times
economy ought to be the word in every
house. It is not economy to use adul-
terated Baking Powder at high price
or cheap Saleratus when D. B. DeLand
& Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus can be
procured at only slight advance over
inferior brands. Try Best Chemical
Saleratus and you Will ever use it.: we
know from experience.
Mr.. DoDGE the popular agent Of the
R. R. Co., has caused to be placed on
one of the siding just below the depot,
a large rotary derrick for the purpose of
handling threshing machines, and all
heavy goods, rendering the loading and
unloading comparatively easy. The
derrick stands in the center of plat
form thirty feet square, with ways on
two sides to facilitate the clearing of
the platform.
MEssRs. SIMMONS 4 SrRANDNEs have
a large supply of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, for the season, still on hand,
which they are closing out cheap to
make room for large stock of fall and
winter goods. They have, also, Il full
assortment of fresh groceries at as low
prices as they can be bought, and if you
want to lay in harvest supplies you can
not deal with more accommodating and
deserving gentlemen.
SAM CCLBERTsoN was arrested on
Sunday evening for being drunk and
disorderly, and on Monday morning was
taken before Justice Phillips, who gave
him twenty days" Sam, not relish
ing the confinement gave officer Frank
Morgan the slip at the Post Office, and
made good time for Plumb ST., through
courts and alleys. lie was soon picked
up near the residence Of DR.. Sweeney,
and lodged in the calaboose.
The addition to the Central Public
School building is being pushed forward
rapidly. The walls are nearly complet.
ed and the carpenters and joiners' work
is nearly ready to put in when the mason
work is finished. This improvement
will add largely to the conveniences Of
this school and afford room for the &C.
of the increased number
Of scholars demanding admission. 1t
was much needed improvement.
The singing class taught by Professor
Styles Raymond on Sunday afternoons,
at the Methodist Episcopal church, is a
praiseworthy institution, and Prof. Ray
mond deserves general approval and en-
for his efforts to cultivate
a taste for music in the minds of the
young, and to instruct them in the art.
On last Sunday he had very full at
tendance and nearly all present joined
in the singing. Prof. Raymond's Ia
bors in this schoolare wholly gratuitous.
A GOOD deal of sympathy was ex-
pressed on Saturday for those who had
emigrated from Red Wing to Stevens
county. Letters received on Friday
conveyed the sad intelligence that their
growing crops had been or were likely
to be devoured by grasshoppers. Lat
est news from that locality informs US
that the pests went of to the north
west without doing any serious damage,
and their friends here are assured that
the Stevens county settlers are likely to
have splendid crops.
One of the handsomest establishments
in this city is the new drug store just
opened by Messrs. Noesen & Funk, on