The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-21

lHEs WORlaHlNEI
The Alahanda expects its new
press this week.
Rev. Robt. McCune will preach
at the Congregational church next
Sunday. IL
-Profs. Brant and Miller with their
rain-making cannon, produced fine
shower Wednesday.
Herbert Pass says the crops in
Wilmontare looking we'll, that is. the
color is good. The straw is short but
he looks for at least an average crop.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve ice cream, cake and
lunch in their parlors, during the
fremen's tournament, July Sd and
4th.
-Married-In Worthington, Mimi,
June 10, 1894. Mr.. Henry c. Sher-
man, of O'Brien Co., Iowa, and Miss
L. Kniffin, of Sioux Co., Iowa Rev.
w. J: Robinson officiating.
The mill under the new manage
ment starts up to-day. Farmers
make note of this that you can get
the best -four in the market of the
Worthington Milling Co.
Adrian has let the contract for a
new school building to cost about
$4,000. Adrian is wide awake,
progressive little city, and does not
propose to be behind in school facil-
tiles.
All who wish to take part in a
calithumpian parade July 4th will
please report at Babcock's drug store
as soon as possible. A prize of SIS
will be given to the best represen-
tation.
&C. N. Anterior, living near Lake
Park, says that he used one bottle OF
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa for dyspepsia
and that he feels better than he has
for two years. Recommend it to
others.-Lake Park News.
The Times, Williamsport, Penn.
of June 18th, announces that Thos
H. Hussleton, formerly typo on the
ADVANCE, was to be married June p,
to Miss Sue Budd. The ADVANCE
offers it's best congratulations.
The county commissioners yes
terday passed resolution offering
$500 reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons who
murdered Ferdinand Loucks. The
widow also offers, in addition, $50.
The Worthington Milling Co. is
ready for business. They have given
the mill thorough overhauling and
put it in shape to turn out flour of
superior quality. The Worthington
mills will now be pushed to the front,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows, of Min
neapolis, visited part of last week
and this with Mr.. and Mrs. Elias and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason. They
spent several days camping at Round
Lake. They leftfor Minneapolis yes
terday, via. Fairmont.
While living in Dysart, Iowa,
Mrs. Amos Lewis had daughter ly-
ing dangerously ill with diphtheria-
in fact the physicians said she could
not live. She was entirely restored
to health by using Kickapoo Indian
oil.-Lake Park News.
Mr. Klinkel prominent business
man and leader of the hardwood
Cornet Band says he has received
great benefit from using Indian Kick
apoo Sagwa, and advises any sufferer
to use it. Mr.. Klinkel is man whose
recommend is worthy.-Larchwood
Leader.
Last week, at Adrian, we had the
pleasure of looking thorugh A. NJ.
Becker's mammoth establishment.
Mr.. Becker has one of the largest and
best arranged stores in the state, out
side the larger cities. He employees
from eight to ten clerks the year
around.
Brewster is not going to be be-
hind in the matter of appropriately
celebrating the coming Fourth of
July. A good program is being ar
ranged and there will be no lack of
amusement. DR.. Dolan has consent
ed to deliver the Grafton, and the
ADVANCE will guarantee it will be a
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