The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-17
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renee took place at Hay Greek between
Messrs. Martin w ohlers and A. Crosse,
in which both were injured somewhat.
They have both been bound over to ap-
pear at court. 49, -.
The report that the Trout Glen fish
ponds were washed away by the storm
Of Sunday night, is not true. The
grounds were damaged somewhat and a
few Of the fish might have gone over
the dam, but neither the injury nor loss
were significant.
PREscoTr, WIS.,, suffered loss of
nearly $4,000 on Moaday morning by
fire. D. j. Dill lost $1,000. Capt e.
A. Meacham $4,000. Odd Fellows
Lodge $3.50. Clement Bros. $500,
and the Masonic Lodge and Messrs.
Dudley a few hundreds each.
DR.. w. H. CRARY has a tooth-pow-
der prepared by himself from highly
approved formula, which is said, by
those who have used it, to be the best
dentifrice they have ever had. 1t Is
put up in very handsome bottles, and is
rapidly becoming popular.
Truth WILL sUCCEED.-This fact
needs no new proof, but it has been one
in the success Of D. B. DeLand & Co., 3
Best Chemical Saleratus. Since it has
been introduced we see it taking the
place of most other kinds in the mar
ket. Would a bogus article do this?
THE lecture of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, under the auspices of the Yoke
Fellows society, takes place at Opera
Hall, on Wednesday the 22d inst. The
subject, "Women in Washington" is
one which Mrs. Stanton treats in a
very interesting manner, and the lee
ture is highly instructive.
DR.. G. A. MINER, of Chicago, chron-
ic disease specialist, who has been maxi
ing regular visits once in three months
to most Of the leading towns in the
State, will be at the National Hotel
May 9th and 2Sth. He claims to have
more patients under treatment than
any other regular physician west of New
York. See his advertisement. 32w2
The P. of H. Committee on Fourth
of July celebration, appointed by the
Pomona Grange, and one from each
subordinate grange, are invited to meet
at the Court House on Saturday, May
9th, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, to consider an
invitation from the Citizens committee
to unite with them in general celebra-
ton by e'people Of the county, and
to arrange programme.
FROM letter to his wife dated at
Spotted Tail agency, May Sd, we learn
that Mr.. John Days scalp was there
all right. He is, however, disguised
with that country and is pointing for
Red Wing. He was in command of 80
men we'll armed, and it was their inten-
ton to stop few days to rest and re-
cruit as soon as a place Of safety was
reached, and then to hurry on to
CLONE, sweet home.''
1T Is demand of the age that this
Centennial Fourth of July celebration
shall be unusually enthusiastic and gen
eral, and all who have a proper regard
for their country and sincere desire to see
its free institutions perpetuated, should
do all in their power to make it so.
The very fact that the public mind is
apathetic only makes it more Imperative
ly the duty of good citizens to bestir
themselves to get up an enthusiastic
VClCUAdVlOus
A CAUCUS of republicans was held at
the Court house last night. Mr.. A. F.
Graves was chairman and F. Joss, Sec
rotary. The following were the dele
gates elected to represent the city in the
county convention to lie held to-day,
viz: Messrs. L. F. Hubbard, NO.
Werner, E. W. Brooks, S. J. Willard,
7. H. Perkins, T. K. Simmons, A. F.
Graves, B. B. Herbert, L. A. Hancock,
F. Joss, Hans johnson, J. A. Wright,
NJ. s. Chandler.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Bridget
O'Brien, who has long been suffere,
from mental arrangement, having pro.