The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
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Leave your orders for Sheet Music
at Lawrence & Co.'S. 25tf
Blank books, account books, pass
books, note books, receipt books and
draft books at Noesen & Funk's.
-Four or FIVE boarders WI nted for
the season. Location within "a block
and half Of the post Office. Apply to
W. s. Grow. ...
"A farm for sale. so acres Of land;
80 improved. Situate in town Of Vasa.
Apply to G. N. Akers, in Office
of Colville l. Akers, Centennial block.
The Boston philharmonic Concert
troupe had full house al their enter
tainment at Opera Hall, on tho 10Th in
slant, and the audience was highly
pleased. The company maintained the
reputation it has acquired and which all
competent judges concede that it de
serves.
&C. Peterson & Co. at their store
on Main street next to Dow's old meat
market, are ready to get up window
screens cheaper than the cheapest.
Leave orders early and secure good
screens cheap and in time for the
first flies. They have landscape,
figured and plain wire-cloth and War
rant their work to give satisfaction.
Excavations for both the steam
mills are completed and the laying OF
| the foundations walls is now co mmenced.
The work is being pushed ahead as rap.
idly as possible. Mr.. Clum is engaged
as superintendent of the building of the
La Grange mill, and the COZ tract for
the machinery of that mill has, we learn,
been awarded to the North Star Works
of Minneapolis.
On Thursday next the fast day will
be observed by the various ligious
bodies IN this city. At the Swedish
Lutheran church there will be both
morning and evening service. At the
Episcopal church, also, there will be SER
vice in the morning and eveni1 g. The
Presbyterians, Methodists and Baptists
have union service at half! past ten
o'clock a. NJ, in the Baptist church,
and the usual evening prayer meetings
in their respective churches.
"A large and thoroughly assorted
stock of new goods is being received at
the Dubuque store and Mr.. Take, the
gentlemanly agent in charge thereof,
assures US that he will have everything
his customers want in the staple and
fancy dry goods lines and be able to sell
the same, as usual, at exceedingly low
prices. This establishment has become
very popular by reason of the fair and
honorable dealing practio led and because
the stock is constantly W ell kept up.
The residence of Mr., H. Parks, on
Fifth street, was entered on last Friday
night and watch and chain, seven dol
lars in money and Knight T mplar
badge stolen therefrom. The articles
were taken from Mr.. Parks sleeping
room, and the fact that b. did not wax
en- proves that he isn't troubled much
about being defeated for the City Coun-
ell. The singular feature of the theft
is the taking of the badge, which was
pinned on Mr.. Parks vest.
To-day Saturday, April 3lst.)
MIR. VIM. Herbert looks as if nothing
unfortunate had ever happened to him,
though it has been just week since DR..
Hewitt, of this city, cut tumor as
large as a mans thumb from his lower
lip. Mr.. Herbert is the father of Mr..
B. B. Herbert, is well advanced in
years and has a somewhat delicate
physical organization, yet he has not
been sick day from the effects of the
operation.
Whitney is removing his business
from the frame building he has occupied
hitherto into the brick block near the
corner of Main and Broad streets, two
doors from his present location. He will
have more room there than he requires
for his gun and pistol business, SO he
intends to devote it to the use of the
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