The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-09-19
CURFEW ORDINANCE.
Passed BY the Village Council
Friday Night.

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age Of l6 years shall be at home
after 9 o'clock. At that time the fire
bell will ring and notify them Of that
time. At the same meeting law
was passed relating to law and order
on the streets. 3
To the Old Settlers of Mobiles
County, Minnesota. .s
| Believing that the time has arrived
when there should be formed in this
county, an Old Settlers Association,
for the purpose Of again mingling to:
gether and enjoying ourselves by re-
newing old acquaintance and hay
ing socially pleasant and mutually
beneficial time, -. II, Z. Dill. Z
We, the undersigned old settlers
and early residents of Mobiles county,
Minnesota, would respectfully invite
all early residents and old settlers Of
this county; to meet together at the
fair grounds at Worthington, Mime.
sofa, on Tuesday, September "a,
1895 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose Of perfecting an organi-
zation to be known as the Mobiles
County Old Settlers Association.
"A large tent will he provided for
the use of this gathering, and a reg
lister will be provided where all are
requested to sign their names togeth-
er with the date of their settlement in
the county. ..~..
We trust that each old settler in the
county will constitute himself a COM
mittee of one in his neighborhood to
see that all neighbors are present to
assist in the organization.
Almost every county in all OF the
western states have associations OF
this kind and we trust that the old
settlers of this county, the best one
in Southwestern Minnesota, will no
longer delay in the formation OF such
an association.
Dated at Worthington, Minnesota,
September 18th, 1896.
Daniel Shell, R. B. Plots, Peter
Thompson, E. R. Humiston, B. W..
Lyons, S. F. People, J. A. Town, G..
L. Peterson. O. Bigelow, August
Falk, Daniel Rohrer, Geo. O: Moore,
and numerous others. ~ ~. FIX. y
Excursion Rates to the NObles
. ..s, .z County Fair. ss,sa,
For the Mobiles County Fair held
Worthington, Sept, M-25-26, excur-
sion tickets will be sold at the rate OF
one and one-third fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be good to return
not later than Sept. 9th. ,
Bargains in underwear at Bur-
nell's. 6w2
Farm of 800 acres to rent for
cash. j. D. PRATT. 6t4
Miss Patricia Flynn of Ellsworth
was in. town Tuesday.
-Orrie Haislett and George Col
vim were over from Adrian Sunday.
. Miss Alice Wolven is clerking
into A. L. Burnell's dry goods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tryan left Tuesday
for Pipestone where they will spend
the winter. -
= Fred Gone is building house
four miles west of town in Worthing-
ton township. J.. Il, . s.a 4
ID Bicycle races7 Yes, and good
ones, too, at the Mobiles county fair,
Sept. Is and rs.
Miss Marshall arrived from North
geld this morning to take a position
IN III, E. Torrance's store. ~ I 80, -,
Don't forget the Oate OF Inc NO
bles county fair to be held at 'Wor-
Ellington Sept. "a, Is and 26. .s-
=. Buy your Hardware of Evans
Bros. and thus encourage competl
ton, which will eventually save you
money. : s.
If you have a wagon or buggy
that needs painting, brinf it to John
Rippberger. Shop near Aug. Falk's
shoe store. -, '.sS a, 4tI
-. D. Humiston sells walking |
plows, gang and sulky plows, all
steel disc harrows. Best goods.
Prices right.
Walter Bellesfeld, an erstwhile
EMPLOYEES of the ADVANCE, who is
now working near Rushmore, was IN
town Monday.
/. While ''schorching" at the fair
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