The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-28

son. two of our influential and pros
porous farmers, made the ADVANCE a
pleasant call this morning. G.'
J. All who will take part IN the
Calathumpian parade July 4th are
requested to notify Howard Durfee
or G. H. Babcock as soon as next
Monday night. q f;.9 f.
We are told that about half OF
Window will attend the celebration
here, July Sd and 4th, and there will
also be large crowds from Ellsworth,
Rock Rapids, Luverne and Pipestone.
The Worthington Milling COM
pany should receive the encourage
ment of every one in Worthington
and surrounding territory. A good
mill is of benefit to a community, and
should be encouraged in every way
possible. 49,.
The various fire companies that
will take part in the tournament here
July 3rd and 18th have adopted 'colors
as follows: Worthington, pink;
Window, blue; Luverne, green;
Rock Rapids, white; Ellsworth, red;
Pip estone, brown.
Ed. Wolven has his pleasure
boat in running order now. He is
using a gasoline engine for propell-
ing power and it is giving the best of
satisfaction. Prof. H. B. Tibbetts was
the controlling genius in putting the
machinery in working order:
g. G. Cooley of Heron Lake.
called Wednesday while in town on
business. G.. G. is good democrat
but he says he will make the sugges-
ton that the party make no nominal
tions this year-it won't do them any
good, as they are doomed to defeat.
Our rustling friend, S. Kindlund,
has fence machine that, to us, seems
to be world beater. The fence is
made rapidly and good, and at a low
cost-only 60 cents per rodfor a fence
4 feet high. Mr.. X. has the agency
for the eastern part of Mobiles county.
The w. r. G. and the D. Of H.
and A. o. U. w. will serve meals July
Bird and 4th in the A. o. U. w. hall.
The A. o. U w. hall will be head
quarters for the United Workmen,
w. r. G. and their friends and it will
be just the place to get splendid
meal. "
Mr.. Washer is moving his laun-
dry into the building lately occupied
by the ADVANCE, having leased it for
term of three years. He is also adj
ding a lot Of new machinery, TO- en-
ablefhim to turn out work second to
none. He has purchased an engine
of Mi. Tibbets.
Master RALPH proved himself to
be all that he was advertised to be,
and that is saying a. great deal for
any artist. His is no studied concep-
ton, but is nature itself, and the or
iginality of the boys style and acting
is decidedly refreshing daily Cour-
Ter, Evansville, Ind.
We regret to learn that Jeweler
E. B. Nelson has decided to leave
Worthington. He will go to Cali
fornia and engage in business. This
move is taken on account of his
younger brother, whose health is not
the best. The good wishes of hosts
of friends go with them. 49, II
Mrs. C. H. Bailey. of Lake Park,
says that she had rheumatism for
about twenty years, has tried doctors
and remedies without number but
received no permanat benefit, until
she commenced using Kickapoo In
dian Sagwa and Indian oil about two
weeks and is positive that it is sure
cure. .-'".
Mrs. Chas. Lewis speaks of the
Kickapoo Indian sagwa as follows:-
Had been troubled with rheumatism,
sick headache and heart burn for
some time, have used one bottle of
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and am now
entirely free from all the above named
diseases and cheerfully recommend
the medicine to you. -"
Minnie McDougle, grandchild of
Mrs. Jane Dickinson, of Lake Park,
has been very sick with rheumatism
and two weeks ago she could not
walk on account of the disease, but
now has fully recovered. She and
Mrs. Dickinson say that Kickapoo
Indian Sapva and Indian oil cured