The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-18

:&s---Mr. Sluo, OI ElTOys Mluu., ID tue
new night operator at the Omaha
depot.
e. L. johnson, of Waterloo,
Iowa was a Worthington visitor
Monday.
Mrs. D. W. Chute yesterday
purchased Gold Crank bicycle of
Evans Bros.
& County Attorney Freeman, of
Adrian made Worthington an official
visit Saturday.
BENZ. Bulls and Jefferson
Meyers, of Luverne, were in the city
Monday evening.
j. H. Denton and Miss Bessie
Stewart, of Graham Lakes, regis
tered at the Worthington Saturday.
Will Post has rented the house
formerly occupied by H. B. Tibbetts
and will occupy the same in the near
future.
George Curtis returned from
Minneapolis the first of the week,
where he has been attending school
for the past three months. 4 &
Fred Heron lie doing some good
work on the interior of Judge Will
sons house on 10th street.-The one
to be occupied by Mr.. Sykes.
|. The Milling Co., will store wheat
for farmers and charge them nothing
for storage, from now until Sept. LIST,
or until the new crop begins to move.
We are told the court house will
be completed by next Wednesday
night The grounds will then be
cleaned up and put in proper shape.
DIR. Moore is moving the resi-
dence he has occupied so long over
onto lot on 9Th avenue, preparatory
to erecting fine home on the old
site.
Don't fail to take look at G. H
Babcock's attractive lad" in this
issue. Mr.. B. is stocked up with
paints and wall paper-drop in and
see his big stock.
Senator Miller came down from
the capital Sunday morning and
drove from here to Luverne, owning
to his child being dangerously i'll
He returned to St. Paul on Tuesday
Jay Kaplan, a druggist from
Rock Rapids, Iowa, was visitor
Tuesday. He says that the crops
! in this vicinity are looking far more
encouraging that around his lowe
| home. "
The police of Philadelphia are
now mounted on Gold Crank bicycles
They tested so different makes but
decided the Gold Crank the best
Evans Bros. are agents for the wheels
at this place.
-Matteson Bros. are building
another residence on their mill lot
It will be occupied by Mr.. Hopkins
the bookkeeper. S. Allen has the
contract for the work, which insuret
a first class job.
The committee appointed at E
public meeting some time ago, to in
vestigate the electric light and ga:
question, held a formal meeting Tues
day night. The committee will meet
again tomorrow night to formulate
report to be given at public meet
ing.
"A member of the House by the
name of Brevig succeeded in getting
his name in print by introducing g
bill providing that when the time
limit of a subscription to newspaper
is reached the subscription is at ar
end, and if the paper is sent to the
ex-subscriber any longer without re-
newal of the subscription no pay can
be collected. A report says MIR
Lockwood astonished the House by
declaring that he is a newspaper mar
and in favor of the bill; the bill
however, received only Is votes.
Window Reporter: The WORTH
1SGroN ADVANCE and other exchanges
are cautioning the people to let the
travelling grocers alone. There is a
band of them now working in this
part of the state pretending to sell
groceries cheaper than home dealers
They will probably visit this county
again soon. The Reporter cannot
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