The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-11-07
Remember the Marble Theatre Co.
at Opera House nights commencing

at Opera House 4 nights commencing
Nov. II.
MARR1ED-OnO Oct. 31st. 1850, q the
residence Of Ar. Geo. Hacker by Rev.
s. B. Goetz. Mr.. Albert Wild aud Miss
Anna Seehler, both of Mobiles County.
The Twin States, North Dakota and
South Dakota, have been officially pro-
claimed members Of the Union. 1t is
announced by Secretary OF State that
this is the first instance in wh,c:, two
States from the same territory have
been admitted at the same moment.
These youthful commonwealth re-
ceive q most suspicious welcome from
all the States.
Minneapolis beat its own record in
wheat receipts last month. October
receipts amounted to $500, 900 bushels.
For the past ten months, the receipts
aggregated 20, 563, 0S5 bushels.
An Apron Sale and New England
Supper at G.. A. II. Hall one week from
Friday night, Nov. Is. Many beautiful
and useful aprons will be for sale.
cheap; and q bountiful feast spread
from to TO- Those who participated
in the supper given by tho ladies Of the
N. E. church last winter can vouch for
the substantials in the culinary line.
Don't fail to look in upon them.
A four months school term com.
menced on the 4th day Of November,
in District No. 20 in Ransom town.
ship. Mr.. Edwin Green, Teacher.
MARR1ED-By Judge G. w. ". Dow
at his Office, Nov. 5th. 1889, Frank
Nephew, OF Dakota County, Nebraska
to Miss Tinnie Bruder, of the same
county and state.
On Friday evening of last week Mr..
Frank Hansberger invited his young
friends to his house, and they report 4
time most h,ppily spent.
Billy Marble, the distinguished Com
edian and u powerful Dramatic Co. at
the Opera House four nights commence
ing Monday Nov. II, change of play
each night. Admission IS and so cts
Miss Emma Reed of Sioux Falls is
visiting friends in the city.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings,
about IA years old went ont shooting
on Monday. lie had imperfectly plac-
I'd his cartridge in the rifle he carried,
and on pulling the trigger the powder,
instead of propelling the bullet, came
into his face making marks over it,
and making hole in his upper lip.
Ills eyes were hurt, but not SO 40 to
damage the sight. DR.. Webb is attend
ing upon him.
Girl wanted at the Lake View House
We had Il pleasant call on Tuesday
from MI. 5. Benson, of Rushmore, who
has lately come here from Nebraska.
We are glad to welcome all such with
in our lines.
The District Court commenced its
November term on Tuesday. The
largest Calendar ever prepared for this
Court in Mobiles county comes before
Judge Perkins ut this Wis it.
Saturday Nov. 9th. Trade Sale day
at The Brick Grocery.
PLUMBER STORE.
BROOKS & co. RED FLAG.
This Red Flag is not the sign of an
Auction, but signifies danger of losing
an opportunity to purchase at this
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE, lasting only
to Nov. 20, 1889. 1t may worry the
old fogies who want high prices. But
until the above date we propose tc
float the flag and sell goods of ever,
kind at wholesale prices. We vii
wager two to one that the day we hau
down our sign prices will advance 2;
per cent. There is great danger oil
losing bargains. Call and see.
BROOKS g. co.
The orig,nators of low prices il
Worthington.
Thousands and thousands Of chill
dren die each year of dysentery ant
diarrhoex that could have been savtt
by DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup