The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-04

FARMERS
Crude carbolic acid is q sure cure for
sheep lice. For sale at
" s f. E. WARREN's.
A new house and barn is being built
on the Kinder place in Bloom town
ship.
Call and examine our stock Of oak
cherry and walnut. IL. III.
NAMAKAaoN LUMBER Co.
c. J. Love and Miss Anna
Brown were married by W. NJ.
Bear, Esq, on the 9th ult.
We have a few hay rakes which we
will sell cheap for cash.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
Mr.. E. A. PINCH. Of the Worthing-
ton Mills, made business trip this
week to Sioux City, Iowa.
The Wire Twister is now at Humis-
toms Agricultural Depot. Every one
interested is invited to call and see it.
43tf.
Mr.. G.. w. C,aae relieves Mr.. G. r.
Porter, Inspector Of the telegraph lines,
who goes to Ashland, Wisconsin.
When in town call and examine our
hay loader. If you want bargain
now ia your chance.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER GO.
The Minnesota Loan and Investment
Company publishes to day its semi'an-
nual exhibit, which shows to advan-
taxe both of the institution aud the
community.
Iu the report given OF the milk anal
ysis made by Mr.. Holmes AL error. oc
CURED in stating some of the tests,
one stands corrected as follows: Thos.
Wills, Alderney, eight years old, giving
milk two months, 1870 per cent. butter
fat.
An ADVANCE representative had
the pleasure of making the acQnaint'
ance OF Mr., J. Gould, the Superintend-
ent of the Sunday School in NJ. Klasy 9
neighborhood. lie is a very pleasant
gentleman, and is active in all good
| works.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bear, in picking up a
ball bat lying at her door and throwing
it off some distance caught her ginger
on sharp nail which was in the bat,
tearing it open and making an ugly
wound. DR.. Kenyon dressed the
| wound.
The Sunday school in the Maxwell
Boldly district has purchased an organ
aud last Sunday used it for the first
time. 1t will be great help in the
school. This school had a pleasant
social at the house of Mr.. Leonard last
Friday evening.
There was an extra passenger train
put on between Worthngton and Sioux
Falls Monday, arrives at Northington
at 1880 A. NJ, and leaves at 2:45 A. NJ
daily. Monday excepted. Making close
connection with the main line trains,
and also makes q through Sleeping CAT
service between Sioux Falls and st.
Paul.
We were grat;dcd to note so many
new settlements, new houses, barns,
etc.. in Elk, Graham Lakes and Will
mont townships, as we passed through.
By the time the census taker of 1896
has his pencil sharpened Mobiles county
will have good showing to make OF
advancement over the figures of ten
years ago.
Benjamin Randall, Of Olney town
ship. sometime ago, had his house
broken into by burglars. who stole
two guns, two powder TASKS, and a
rubber coat. Sheriff Anderson's aid
being called for. Mr.. Randall has got
back all his property except the coat
which we suppose the thief felt need Of
to protect him from storms as he made
his flight.
Mr.. Claus Rodine, real estate agent
of Galesburg, Ill.,, Was in town or
Thursday. He had just sold for Fred
erickson & Co., the north east quarter
Of section three, in Ransom towsnip
to Chas. A. johnson, of Galesbnrg
MIR. johnson expects to move on 10 hi
land at no very distant day. At pres
emit he is working in tile railroad
shops.
A clown appeared on the. streets o
Worthington on Saturday to enter
tain crowd by his performances. A
an early period of his demonstrations
he passed his hat. but was SO disguised
and discouraged by the meager offer
ing Of the bystanders, that he took VI
} his blanket aud left the town forth
: with.
We are in receipt Of tho Annual Cat
. alogue Of the State Normal School a
Winona, Mimi, for 1889. In the pas
, rs years this school has sent out so
graduates, and has given instruction t
nearly 5000 under graduates. The stu
dents are pledged to teach at least tw
. years in the schools of this State, al,
the instances are few in which tn
pledge has not been redeemed. TIL
. students enrolled number APT. Thi
institution is one of special interes
, and Importance in supplying qualifie
> teachers for the schools Of the State.
: On Monday of this week DR.. Webb
little daughter fell out of hammoc
, at tie Worthington Uote
, At the time it was though
= nothing Of, but while Mrs. Webb wa
, taking the little girl to see Okaben
| Lake she WAS alarmed hY her aNnar