The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-09-27
WORTH!NGTON ADVANCE.
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5 Local News.

Bicycle races at the fair to-day.
. Corn shelters at j. D. Humis-
tons. Aft H N# IA &% <.
New harness shop in the Davis
building # I'd AZ 4-3t 80.
Get Flying Dutchman of j. D.
Humiston- he has EN-. l-tf
Feed cutters and feed mills
at J. D. Humiston's. 4-tf ~ "
Family washing neatly done at
the Worthington Laundry. .~
j. A. Presley. of Mankato, was
robbed by his son, William, one day
last week of $500. That is not very
proita BILE boy. ~.. -.. s-. .. 49,.
j. F. Preston, M. D., limited to
eye, ear, nose and throat, of Mason
City, Iowa, will be at Worthington on
Thursday, Sept. ~. 4-3w
-Rushmore Gazette: Miss Josie
Allen of Worthington, was Rush
more visitor over Sunday, She was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Ferrin. >'.'-'
. II will take stock of all kinds in
exchange for organs and sewing ma
chimes for a short time only. Mrs.
G.. E. Brown, one mile north of school
house. Write me at Worthington
and will call on you. Ava
NOTICE undersigned is pre-
pared to keep boarders or rent rooms
furnished or unfinished, at her res
idence one and one-half (1a) blocks
northeast of school-house, Worthing-
ton, MINI. (4w) Mrs. THos. GRIFFIN.
The Worthington Herald was
thrown from the press last Friday
afternoon. The paper is neat and
newsy and shows that Mr.. Nicholson,
the proprietor, is a thorough news
paper man. It is the same size as
the ADVANCE. The Democrats have
an organ they certainly need not be
ashamed of.
If you want cook stove, get the
one the most perfect in action, the
most durable, the handsomest, the
Garland. If you want a heater for
hard coal, the Art Garland is unex-
celled. If you want a heating stove
for all kinds of fuel, get the 'Peerless
Garland" A full line of tinware,
cutlery, builders hardware, etc. Call
and examine my stock.
Respectfully,
MARION HAMMOND.
The Ellsworth News pays Mr..
Clausen this compliment: Adler @
Clausen, lawyer (skandnavisk advo-
kat) has just located at Worthington
for the practice of his profession. Mr..
Clausen came to Worthington from
Minneapolis, and has a splendid repu-
tation as first class lawyer. Any
business intrusted to him will be at
tended to promptly and at a reason
able compensation. ]
Seven lots sold in Clary addition
since September first. Lots there
keep selling.
Because they are large.
Because they are cheap.
Because they can be bought on
easy terms. -.
Because the village must grow in
that direction. Minnesota Loan and
Investment Company will loan you
money to build with and let you make
PAYMENTS. SGT
Adrian Guardian: Worthington
has new attorney in the person Of
A. G. Clausen, late of Minneapolis.
We had the pleasure of making his
week before last. and
liked his appearance very much.
A numbered the Adrian chain gang
went over to Worthington last even
ing to assist Worthington lodge in
confering some degrees. It goes
without saying that they had jolly
good time.
st. Paul Daily Dispatch: Hon.
Daniel Shell, of Worthington, is in
the city today, and says that in spite
of fusion between the democrats and
populists on the senator from their
district that Bert Miller, of Luverne,
the republican candidate, will come
out with flying colors. They have
some democrats and quite a few
down that way, but their
combined strength will not be suf6-
Gent to beat the republicans this
year, -e.t~.t..
"A. G.. Lindgren returned Satur-
day from Duluth, where he had been
to investigate the kind of stone used
in the construction of the new court
house at Worthington. It seems that
The board of commissioners are at
loggerheads with contractor Carroll
With regard to this stone, the board
claiming it is not the kind the con-
tract calls for. In the meantime
work on the county buildings is sus-
pended, and no one seems to know
when it will be resumed.-Adrian
Democrat. The differences have been
adjusted and work on the
new building is being pushed as fast