The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-01
Naalnesota News.
STEELE.

t. OF the town of Merton, was receUSy |
Cd to deatk,,'b y falling into Il pail OF hot
BROWN.
The Republican convention for the
mination OF 5s,dwc of the 9th Judicial Dis
t has been cslled tomect Vt New uln, AG /
4 2Sth.
David Eensor,, Of Renvile, is suggest
as az acceptaaae candidate for Secretary OF
tate.
ss0RRlsoN.
4 Jog, in Il good state OF preservation,
AS found on Il fssYn near Cul1rum, ut depth
- feet.
E.ATe,NwAN
\ novel sight. A Russian farm rig for
horses recently anadc its appearance in
della The wagon was small and lily ar
i~ed for farm work. 1t cost s15 in Russia,
.l half as much more TO bring 1t over.
.rKglEEoEN
\ woman calling herself Mrs. Lucy J.
ley, was recently arrested at LIE Mars, Iowa,
taken to Albert Lea, ON the charge Of hay
stolen il school bond, valued at $500, from
roe Woodland atoat the 9th Of Oct, 1876. :.
following are the dimensions Of boss
per, recently discovered by Dir. Cady, Of
.nchcster Across the chest = inch; crown
. head to point of hose 7-3E OF an inch; length
head i.l6 of an inch; length Of leg Ia inch:
.2lnrtcr of thigh y OF an inch: length Of
;wh ;, of An inch; wings, from tip to tip 81
hes. 80. VIM. Z. Wilson, ,a|idS VIM +. How
Land Frank 3. Davenport alias Frank 3:
'tlurd have been convicted of robbery, and
ll>.nccd each to five years hard labor i'll the
sc penitenti AIRY.
pOUGLA>-
Turnips and rutabagas are being eX-
>i%cly sown. Actual suffering for the
i..ionest and cheapest ncccssarles OF to:d
:, riolhin% viii be the certain lot Of many
titles in this county unless large charities
IL abroad are contributed. go Some remark
ic remains were lately exhusaed from an cx-
AVIATION near the outlet of Lake lie Hommc
lieu. DR.. Lewis is Investigating their charac-
.rr. -. MIR. j. w. Mann OF Smith Lake town OF
)sakis has & field of Scotch Fife wheat, sown
III the 22nd of Feb. last, which is heavy and
excellent in every way, and promises a yield
II 50 bushels per acre. The oats measures
We feet inches high, and will yield 70 bush
per acre. The hoppers have in no wise
,;ured these crops.
Potato bugs are very numerous III some
observation-disclosures so than fer several
IS past. The grasshOppcrS remaining in
CT Creek are rapidly dying Off. They nearly
carry from two to twelve parasites each.
BOD luck to the parasites.
RICE.
Nr. Ell. Ault's drug store, of Dundas,
entered Sunday night, the ;e.3nd, and the
cash drawers carried Oft, containing about
in change. Entrance was made through
cellar window and exit by the cellar door
Thomas Nelson, a Norwcg ian OF the town
-- crest, while engaged in blowing On the
was sunstruck and died next day. .. Coun-
It half dollars are in circulation in Dun
FILLMORE.
:v. S. II. Murray, the able and pop,i-
minister in charge OF the Presbyterian
Tc., at Chatticld for several years, left the
!, to again engage in missionary work III
lea. He expects to be absent about three
-.,rs. Flowers placed by loving hands OH
ayes OF departed friends in Chattield are
len by thieves.
4 Haverhili farmer says the wheat crop
this county this year will be the largest pro
ced within the past ten years. He says
the barley crop is better in that town this
II than he has ever seen it before, and there
been large amount of it sown this sea
III A man named Francis J. Sartori, who
a., arrested in St. Louis several weeks ago on
&c charge of stealing $500 and a watch, and
10 had since jumped his bail, was arrested
Il Rochester by Sheriff Dill on the 18th, and
surrendered to the officers who were looking
toi him. NJ. w. Leland died in Rochester, OF,
he 18th from shock of apoplexy. He had
'eided in Rochester since the fall OF 1861 and
wa, highly respected. Mr.. W. y. Wiley, Of
Rochester, is the inventor of a wood granting
- which has every appearance of being very
valuable invention. Some Of the leading mer
is of this process arc, that the granting is
one entirely without grainlng tools; tho
,orl1 is speedily done; the material is chcaI
I'd within the reach of all, and the finish il
v;;ltful and perfect.
w1NoNA.
Profles of infants and human head:
I. found upon the window panes of the hous,
-,
which the Spiritualists are in the habit o
citing :. Sheriff Dill has been awarded
II the State fund for the purpose, 1882 TO
vices rendered in the capture OF the North
ID robbers. For Fourth of July celebra
* St. Charles uses cannon which wa
~ for the Seymour and Blair club of tina
&c in 1863. by Mr.. Lowth Of Owatonna.
POLK.
$50 immigration agent Graham, brOugh
utwo hundred Mcnnonites on Thursday tn
It'll They were a healthy looking lot G
ucn, women and children, and have $4,000
gold With them. They are direct fron
Russia and will make active settlers. TIL
population in the region of Polk City has bee
increased by forty families. They have take
erything in shape of land including tn
school sections. Moses Mansion, the roa
er is busily engaged in graveling and II
nari1g the railroad. The rains have kcl
i'm lusy along the whole line. :. The Re
axe River is falling very rapidly, the bank
e. Oh. and the ferries are again being n
paired FOR operation. George Maxwell
St. Paul recently lost his pocket book
Crookstyn, containing 1895 in money an
other variable papers.
JACKSON. -.r
Mir. a tfruhlke, Of Petersburg, who h:
year after year been exceedingly unuc!
with his crops, has this year, 20 acres of corr
7of oats, Ct wheat, 3 of peas 2 Of sorghum,
Of buckwhest, 2 fpotatocs and onc-half ac
OF ripe barley, and all looking well. :. IT
=. graders on the Martin County Railroad We