The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-11-21

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|plastering the new school house at
that place. q w N
Burt Thurber returned from
Michigan last Thursday night, where
he has been sight seeing for some
time. ..,s; ]f .y} 4
There was = reception for the
school teachers ut the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Palm last Friday
night. , u n !: ~. Ill. w.. M
Maurice Miller, formerly clerk 1T
the Western Hotel, now CLERK at the
Leland House, sibley, spent Sunday
in " orthington. @@$. r. !. :
), --Judgs. Brown and Court Repor-
ter Ayr returaed to Luverne onsul-
day aud went to Window Monday TO
attend court there. y $':@@ g ;.
Mrs. j.. f.. Austin who has been
travelling through Nebraska and Iowa
tor tue past TWO months, arrived
home Iast Saturday! ~ " t~"''
Examine j. u. Humistou's line
of wind mills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers and corn Shelters, etc
Best on the market: ~: * :, + ~ ~
Examine j. y. Humiston's line
of windmills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers aud corn shelters, etc.
Best on the market. IT. IT .:
Mike Brady who has charge OF
the bulldog OF tho creamery went
over to Adrian Saturday and visited
over Sunday with friends.
Beware of steel Range peddlers
now infesting the county. Evans
Bros. will sell you better Range al
$1,000 less than their prices.
5. B. Nelson of Luverne, one Of
the proprietors of Nelson Bros store
one Of the largest in this part of the
state, was in town Tuesday.
| SANDY Thorn of Omaha, formerly
of this place, was in town few hours
Saturday on his way home from Owa'
tonna where he had been visiting.
A large stock of bone-dry lumber
constantly on hand. All orders
promptly filed. Prices the lowest
JOHN w. TurH1LL LUMBER Co.
-Alvia Vail left Monday for Adrian
where he will vi it a week with
friends. He will go from there to
Osakis, Mimi, where he will spend
the winter. 49,.
Jas. Manning was over from
jackson Sunday renewing old ac-
Iquintances. Mr.. Manning is getting
out good paper at jackson and is
meeting with success. IT,. ii w.
Miss Isabella Shanks commenced
her school in the Booth District last
Monday. Miss Shanks is gradu:
ate of the Worthington high school
and is a very competent teacher.
Sons of Veterans dance on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 28th, in
G.. A. K. hall. Good music and good,
respectable manager. Everybody is
invited to attend. By order of Com
mittee: ,&
Mr.. Pope Of the Lake View livery
barn was at Lakefeld last week. ne.
gotiating for the purchase of livery
barn at that place. He did not make
| deal, however, and will continue in
the business at this place.
Joe Sanford, son of Oliver San.
form of this place, who has been ']iv.
ing in Dodge county for number Of
years, drove down last week. He ex'
poets his family in few days and in
tends to make Worthington his home
Tuesday, twenty-eight hundred
pounds of milk was taken in at the
creamery. The amount of milk is
increasing every day and from fou1
! to five thousand pounds will un
doubleday be received before the
creamery has run a month.-Ells'
worth News. .,azs. r.. 49,.
AT depth OF 403 feet, Jacobson
& Eastman, the we'll drillers, struck .
flow of wster on Ed. Maloney's farm
in Clinton township last Friday
whichrose Immediately toa height
of 235 feet. The we'll is magnifi
cent one and the water supply prom
Uses to be inexhaustible. -Luverne
Herald. e
Milton Ludlow had quite an ex'
citing time last Saturday morning
The.team he was driving got the
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