The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-11
RAILROAD II'EJIH.


The Sioux City Journal says the
Sioux City 4 Pembina and the Dakota
Southern have been merged into one
road under the name Of the Sioux City
& Dakota.
1t is expected that a junction between
the Sioux City Il Pembina and the Mil
waukee Il st. Paul will be made at
Canton 10y the middle Of September
and that the road will reach Sioux
Falls this fall.
According to the Sioux City Journal
the expected transfer of the Coyington,
Columbus Il Black Hills road to parties
in the interest of the st. Paul and
Sioux City has fallen through.
Engineer Robinson, Of tile Southern
Minnesota, came up last Saturday and
announced that no more contracts for
grading will probably be let on the line
of the Southern Minnesota this season.
-F!andreau Enterprise.
On Saturday the first locomotive ar
rived at Avnca, on the st. Paul Il
Sioux City Railway, and passengers
carried by the construction train on
Monday to connect with IL special from
Sioux City to st. Paul to accommodate
those desiring to viSi: the State Fair.
-Curric Pioneer.
Tie Southern Minnesota Company
are pushing on their work with Ygor.
They expect to lay their track west to
the Dakota bountlry this fall and if
iron can he had twenty miles furtherto
Flandreau. on the Sioux. From Flan-
| lreau, where the road turns south
down the valley Of the Sioux, to Sioux
| Falls, Il distance Of forty miles, most
! OF the grading will be finished this fall.
The heavy cuts left will be completed
this winter. Ground was broken Mon
day and work commenced at the Sioux
Falls end of the line.-Sioux City Jour-
nal.
| Nature does not execute ''Snap''
judgments. but always warns the Of
fender against her laws 10y the intlic-
ton of pain. Give attention to her
warnings, and take DR.. Bulls Balti-
more Pills in II good time to prevent
the ellCrOachmelt Of disease. Price %
cents.
This, by Bro. Miller, of the Worth
thlngton ADVANCE, is right to the
point: 1.-THE editors who made tile re-
cent excursion to Duluth have given
glowing accounts of the trip. 1t is
well. They had IL good time and saw Il
great deal. They had the fun and 81.
Paul got tie glory and the honor and
so forth. The resolutions show this.
We don't oil ject. Only we beg leave to
suggest that at the next editorial ex-
cursion the country editors have l.
hearing Let us at least have one
meeting in which the provincial press
shall have something to say while Oh
the trip. Let them have 4 chance to
get acquainted. A little better organ-
zation with some place for Il general
meeting and for introductions, us well
us talking up their own interests,
would add very much to the interest
and profit of such excursions. We
have been on two of these trips recent
ly and did not become acquainted with
more than one-fourth of the editors on
either excursion"
We second the motion, and would
suggest that the next excursion be over
the Southern Minnesota road from La
Crosse to Flandreau.-Wykoff Dollar
Weekly.
A good nurse is Il blessing to every
family. and all sensible nurses recon-
mend that innocent but eifectual rem
edy for all the pans and ills that brfal|
a baby,-Dr. Bulbs Baby Syrup. Price
% cents.
''Were the Apostles married men::'
somebody asks. What do we care fol
connunC1rums about those ancients:
It is enough for us to know that the
editor of the Jackson Republic is !:
poor old Bach.
| LAUNDRY.-Mrs.I l.. W. Thomas
wife Of the well-known caterer OF thu
Worthington House, has opened firs
class Laundry on Sd Avenue, where sh'
is prepared to do work in Il satisfactor,
manner and on the shortest notice. "
Two Finches and three Canary Song
sters for sale at Miller Il Smith IS.
Go to J. II. Johnson's for Boots