The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-03
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do So
Writing materials free.
The ADVANCE is kept on file at the NATIONAL
Colony La Il Office, log Fifth Avenue, Chicago
where the latest numbers may always lie found
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Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SPOT of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the Wor-
thington ADVANCE published at Wor-
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months, to-" ADVANCE, Worthington,
Mobiles County, Minnesota.''
Official Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
Oranges, Lemons, Maple Sugar, and
Apples ut $. y. DAVIS.
See advertisement Of Il farm for sale
ut Graham Lakes.
There was quite Il snow storm on
Saturday last.
e. c. Luckey and family left last
night for Ttrre IIaute, Indiana.
About three columns Of new advcr-
tisemcnts this week.
The school board set out a lot of
trees yesterday around the school house.
Capt. Miner holds Il tree-p planting bee
today i'll the village park.
Soule has moved his farm into town
and will do something in the way Of
water melons.
Clpt. Smith has presented /: number
of valuable reports to the Worthington
Library.
Hereafter the Worthington postoflice
will not be closed till 8 O'Clock in the
evening.
Millinery Room open at Adrian the
18th OF May. One day at time only.
Room ut the Hotel or near.
Mrs. DENsMORE.
W. II. IIoyt, and Mr.. Shelton, have
arrived and will at once begin prepa-
rations for a cheese factory.
About two columns of live advertise
ments crowded out this week. Really,
we don't see how we can get along
without ''enlarging."
The attention of persons ordering
trees is called to the fact that The time
during which the railroad carried them
free expired on Tuesday last, May /.
Rev. J. w. Lewis is at home for a
weeks visit with his family. lie re-
ports grasshopper eggs healthy in per-
tions of Lyon County.
Rev. s. NJ. Smith is home on visit
from Correcticnville, Iowa. He says
the young hoppers are Matching out
there in large numbers and are eating
off whatever crops are above ground.
See the advertisement of Miner &
Parsons. They are doing a good bust
ness even in these dull times, and PEG.
pie who want to either buy or sell a
farm will find it greatly to their advan.
tage to do so through their agency
Our friend w. s. Stockdale arrived
in Worthington on Tuesday night last
and took all his friends by surprise.
He will spend few weeks arranging
some business matters. and we tender
him the freedom of the prairies.
DR.. E. Bedford has removed his den.
tai headquarters to Sioux City. He
will visit Worthington occasionally
however. lie is a No. l dentist, and
everybody likes him Notwithstanding
the amount Of pain he inflicts upon
them. We are glad that he contem
plates returning at some future day
for he is as valuable in other respects
as lie is in his profession.
Miner & Parsons, real estate agents
inform us that they are receiving q
good many letters inquiring about lands
in this neighborhood. They anticipate
quite an immigra: ion notwithstard ding
the grasshoppers.
E. S. Tanner and daughter, of Sagi
nav county, Michigan, are visiting the
Colony and are stopping for.the present
with his brother at Graham Lakes
MIR. T. is looking for land aud expects
to locate among us. His daughter is ;
teacher and hopes to obtain a schoo
for the Summer.
Parties wanting sheep can secure
them by applying to J.,E. Bateman
Jersey, who will leave for Iowa about
the 18th to purchase sheep for severa
parties. Mr.. Bateman has had consid
cradle experience with sheep and vii