The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-09


before offered in this city. J. Simmons,
50 Main ST., successor to Simmons u
The Mayor has instructed the police
to see to it that the nuisance of young
men gathering in front of the churches
on Sunday evenings, using unseemly
language and behaving rudely, is abatca.
Such parties ought to be promptly ar
rested and punished
-Ye choker collar weacers Cor
nelius, the Bush street ieweler desires
to rent space on your collars to adyer
tise on. The work will be done taste
fully in gilt and colors. For extra
large collars, Mr.. Youngdahl will be
to paint the advertisement in
artistic styles.
If you want to see the largest stock
of Prints, Sheetings, Staples Of all kinds
Dry Goods, Shawls, Parasols, White
Goods and Linens, Hosiery, Gloves,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Trimmings,
Hamburgs and so on till you can't rest,
the best goods for the least money, 60 to
Simmens' 81 Main ST., Saturday.
-Messrs. Latham l. Christofson,
having bought the entire apparatus for
moving buildings, pile driving, dam
building, &C., of Mr.. D. Kelly, are pre-
pared to do work in their line with
promptness. Both are men of practical
experience in their line of business.
Mr.. Christofson may be found at the
Central House, where orders may be
left, and they will receive prompt at
tention. 27m3
In moving the old Methods par
sonage up Park street, the building
came in contact with the limb of tree
in front of the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Daniels, and Mr.. Latham cut the limb
off: Upon this Mr.. Daniels brought suit
under a city ordinance to protect shade
trees, but after hearing the evidence,
Justice Phillips dismissed the case.
This has caused good deal Of discus
SION as to whether a person may COM
NIT an act Of this sort with impunity,
but we are inclined to think that the
Justice did just right.
The gentleman]y ticket agent in
the ST. Paul Office of the 0. N. & St.
P. R. r. Co., is unfortunate in not be-
ing always able to tell patrons Of the
road at what time the trains start, and
in sometimes allowing that sweet tenn
per Of his to get the better of his be-
havio:; He ought to bear in mind that
he is a public servant and that it is part
of his duty to keep posted as to the
movement of trains on his road, aye,
even of freight trains on Saturday
nights, and another part to impart such
Inflammation to the public. We are told
that he said he did not know when the
train started, could not find out, and
could not tell the applicant where to 60
in order to find out; but hackman for
tunately gave the desired information
after the party had wasted half an
hour hunting for somebody that knew.
The second regular monthly meet
ing of the Red Wing Building Associa-
ton was held at Music Hall on last
Saturday evening. On motion a COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. A. NJ.
Graves, Jesse Mcintyre and John
Fredericks was appointed to nominate
three persons for Board of Examiners.
0. NJ. Hall, ESQ.,, then addressed the
meeting, explaining the purposes, oper-
atoms and results of the Building A.
sociations. The Treasurer reported
$1,000 to loan, and the Secretary then
disposed of 1t as follows: To Soren
Sorenson sixteen sums of $50 at $25
premium on each; Ito Swan Westby ten
sums of $50 at 500 premium each; to
J. A. Westby twenty sums Of $50 at
$2l premium each. Total of loans
during the evening $4,000 at 6 per
cent, total premiums $l,045. Amount
Of money actually loaned $4,000 less
$l,045, equal to 1926. The commit
tee to nominate Board of Examiners