The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-04-26
Hedberg & Moberly received q
5000 pound safe this week. VI 81

You can exchange your wheat
for fouratthe Swedish Elevator. 37tf
Hon. G. P. Shepard is at his
post Of duty in the Land Office at
MARSHALL
Mr.. Christy expects to start a
bakery soon. Here is the place for
such an enterprise. -
BE sure to insure your crops with
S. Kindlund; only Is cents per acre
34w4
Judge Nelson of Luverne was,
here between trains Monday, on his
way to Slayton to attend court.
Houses to Rent on 10th and
Main streets-8 rooms, city water, in
qllire Of D. w. Chute (37 tf)
The Adrian Democrat is again
an all home print paper, having dis
carded it's patents last week.
The ADVANCE is under obligations
to Bro. r. K. Smith, of the Globe,
for favors rendered last week.
j. H. Sutherland came up from
Sioux City Saturday last to spend
Sunday with relatives and friends.
" The Sons of Veterans will give a
ball to. night in G. A. R. hall. There
is good time in store for all who at
tend. q =
Guardian: F. R. Coughran, the
handsome landlord of the Worthing-
ton Hotel, spent an hour or two in
our city Monday. b..
When making up your list of
reading matter remember that T. D..
Palmer, at the postoffice, is agent for
all publications. 81 If
Rev. J. w. Robinson preached
an exceptionally good sermon last
Sunday morning. The church was
filled to it's fullest capacity.
Ralph Golf, who is employed in
the Adrian cigar factory, spent Sun
with his parents and friends in
Worthington.- Guardian.
The ADVANCE was pleased to re-
ceive call last Friday from Bro.
Rider of the Luverne News. He is a
most agreeable young man, and is
pushing the News to. the front.
St. James Journal: Carl Eastwood,
of the Worthington ADVANCE, has
built him a new Office, and takes
possession this week. Carl is giving
Mobiles county mighty good. paper.
To RENT on very easy terms 800
acres Of land on section II, Lorain
township. as broken last year and
cropped to flax. For terms call on
37-w2 HEDBERG & MoBERLY.
Bro. King Of the Adrian Demo
crat, was an agreeable caller at the
ADVANCE headquarters Friday last.
He came over to attend the Demo
cratic meeting for this senatorial
district.
We hear that MI. Dayton is
thinking seriously Of removing the
old building formerly occupied by
Jo. Rosenberg and extending the
postofiice building. A larger post
office building is needed.
Marshall News Messenger: Mr..
G. P. Shepard arrived from Worth
ington on Saturday and at. once en-
tered upon his duties as Register of
the U. S. Land Office. Mr.. Shepard
will not bring his family to Marshall
for the present. ~ A.,
Ed. Wolven has purchased a
gasoline engine Of Henry Tibbets
and will put it in his boat, Ellie. we
hear that another steamer will be
put on the lake this season. Worth
ington is developing into quite
summer resort.
Guardian: II. j. Ludlow, the
Worthington nurseryman, came out
Wednesday to deliver some stock
purchased of the Jewell Nursery Co.
through his agency. He says bust
ness in his line is good considering
the general hard times.
Marshall News-Messenger: At
torney LANCE is about ready to step
out of the Registers chair at the U.
S. Land Office and devote his entire
to his profession, and it will
be with sigh of relief that he will
sever his four years association with
the musty records and documents
yellow with age. The newly ap-
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