The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
Minnesota Matters.
WASECA.

WAsECA.
Several Waseca wheat dealers have
lately lost quite largely. ""'0
Dlptherla has caused quite = nnm.
Der OF deaths, recently, in the western nart
The Radical man is in his glory ;,,s+
peculiar ear marks. Will Ills
During calico war in Waseca. one
merchant sold over4 900 yards at fonr and H Sro
cents per yard, in two days. " n'o
A fat mans society is to be oroaniz.
ed IN st. Peter. Two hundred pounds .vo--
dupolse is to be the test for membership
A st. Peter man who certainly dooa
not belong inside the Asylum there. adver.
tises that certain saloon keepers have sirn;fed
thelr intention to give him no more whisky,
and he tells them that they will not be ca11eA
upon to do So. He adds that WHISKY v's se1t
ing Is no creditable business, anyhow.'
Patrick Sheridan. one of the Oldest
settlers OF the county, died last week.
henderson now has Centennial
rifle company, numbering some fifty men.
any one OF whom could hit flock of barns at
ten yards.
4 A burglar was caught as he was
emerging from the store of Henry
f st niaR,+ OF Henderson, about ten O'Clock
navian named Brown, and had inst carried
out the cash drawer and returned for further
inspection of the premises.
ANOKA.
Building prospects in Anoka are
very good.
Washburn's Anoka mills are run
eleven hours day.
The Union proposes to shut down on
the Catholic question which has filed the
columns OF Anoka papers for three months
past.
Some constituencies scamp placed
two large stones on the railroad track near
Anoka, last week, and but for their accidental
discovery by Mr.. Hanscom bad accident
would have been recorded.
MARTIN.
Thele is not vacant house in Fair
mont.
Nothing new regarding the Southern
Minnesota extension.
FalrmOnt has curious mOnstrosity
in the shape of two pigs with one header
one pig with two bodies.
The Oranges of this county talk
about buying site for cooperative mill on
Centre Greek, near Fairmont.
HOUSTON.
A little daughter of Mr.. Biorgepson.
OF Houston, had been very sick for a lew
days, when to all appearance she died, life
6elng apparently entirely, extinct. They
in STROUD, her grave was dug, and all was
in readiness for the funeral, when her
mother, who was watching with the CORPSE.
discovered it heave a sigh. Assistance was
at once summoned, and by a vigorous rub
on 6ng the young girl was brought to again
She lived over "a hours when her spirit took
its flight. They are holding her corpse until
positive she is no more.
wABAsHA.
John Q. Adams, of rushford, owns
the finest horse in the county.
A Lake City party will start for the
Centennial about the 18th of June.
Rushford will license only four sa.
looms, this year. Moral Rushford!
Rushford will spread the wings of
the Centennial eagle on a grand scale, next
Fourth.
The last Saturday in each month has
been appointed as general market day in
Lake City.
A Mrs. Collins of Detroit Lake has
been taken to the Insane Asylum and her
son to the State Reform School,,
DR.. Ayes, of LIE Sueur, has experience
ed little relief from his disability since his
return nome, and his rec0veryls quite doubt
full.
4 Tramps and bummers abound in
Lake City to such an extent that the Sentinel
says life and property is too insecure for their
presence to be tolerated.
A deaf and dumb man in LIE Sueur
last week illustrated one good result of his
misfortune by returning to its owner pocket
book containing 500, which he found in the
street.
Two bruisers named Sutton and
Game proposed to get up little prize fight,
using the line between Wabasha and Winona
counties as the ''scratch" over which the
blows were to be exchanged, but the prompt
both in Jail where they can amuse themselves
byfghting the bugs.