The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-11-14
LOCAL..

Mr.. Arther Palm has bought Lots
and 2 of Block 2 of ClarY Addition.
Come to the New England supper on
Friday evening at Il. A.. Il. Hall.
Rev. Harrington has moved into the
Humiston house, recently vacated by
Mr. Nichols.
Do not forget the supper given at the
G. a. r. hall on Friday evening. Sup
PER served from s to 10 P. NJ.
Presiding Elder Hair was here on
Tu"-tlay +v-nilg, in the interest of the
N. E. church.
Miss Minnie Russell, Dress MakeA
from Sibley. Iowa, will do work in m
room in Mrs. Davis Building. Ladies
please Call. Is Mrs. BULLS.
On Saturday last the ADVANCE had
q cal, from Mr.. W. l., Hazard, who is
teaching this fall in the Boldly district
III Dewsld.
Next Sunday Rev. Lewis Mcintyre,
Presbyterian pastor at Rushmore, will
exchanges pulpits, morning and even
ing, will Rev.F. L. Fisk of the Con-
gregational Church, the latter meeting
lis Afternoon appointment in Dcwsld
rs usual.
Billy Marbles Dramatic company are
entertaining the people of Worthing'
Ton at Masonic Hall this week, closing
this Thursday evening. Those who
have bren there applaud their work.
Beginning Sunday. Nov. 18th tho
O"ai'a railway will run their day pas
81 yer trains between St. Paul and
Sioux CITY, daily at higher rate
speed. which they can do with safety on
t's new heavy steel which they recently
put in their track.
Weather report for Oct. 1889. Cold
est Al 7 u. 10. 10Th u above. Warm.
est at ? y. NJ. 10th 80 above. Average
40 ab we. Windy days4. Cloudy days
ID. Rainfall inch. J. Fl. MAXWELL.
The Omaha Ry. Go. will change time
taking Effect Sunday Nov. 18th. Some
material changes will take place. The
day passenger train will he through
train tor San Francisco Cxliforua, via
the U. r, Ry. from Sioux City.
II You want a good Buggy, Cutter,
Machine or Hand stitched Harness
for q Il! tie money, call on ,,.....
13-3t L. T.. OLIVER.
Jamestown dress goods at 10 cents
PER yard 1T H. E. ToRRANcE's.
The District Court, Judge Perkins
presiding, has had a very busy time
this term getting through a large cal
en- lar, of both civil and criminal canses.
The grand jury ended its labors on Sat.
nrtlay, acting on several cases in which
no bills We're found, and finding indict-
m,nts in three cases. The case of the
state vs.. VIM. McManus was set for
trial Nov. IA. Several pending cases
between state vs.. Hurd and against
Mathews and Maher were dismissed.
but asnit against the latter nrm for
f"rcible entry aud d+tdiner of = store
IN Ellsworth resulted in their convic.
:t'"". Frank Terrell and E. II. Lam.
hers"" entered each "A plea Of guilty on
the indictments found against them.
w. Norton and Patrick Riley and Geo.
Lee we're discharged, no indictments
being found. Az we go to press the
staff VS. tn" Berry Bros, for assault
Aid battery is in progress. In civj,
causes tried Nash Bros, & Co.. oh
tanned \ verdict for $ls9.44 against +.
K'lpatrick, Mrs. Kate Coleman, OH
s"'nete n verdict against James
Faraxhre for $4l.45 Frank Mclean
obtained u verdict for $63.72 against
James Gown. Mark Graves got 3 var
dict for $5}8.9l of the Americans Liz.
Stock Insurance company.
Wall Paper new designs at
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