The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-06-04

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Republican state convention St. Paul, July i
Special sale Of Shoes at Rev ar,
Clarke's, all next week. ~;
The street sprinkler was put into
useful service yesterday. n.y.
Geo. B. Paddock moved into tn.
Wyckoff dwelling yesterday. go;
Social, Friday evening at tbs
Presbyterian church parsonage.
If you want a bargain in the Sho'
line, go to Rev & Clarke's next week
Shoes at less than half price, Sc,
Rev & Clarke's price list in anothe
space. 4;
Work on the Bicycle track contin
ues and promises to be success il
every way.
C. r. Leonard of Rushmore passed
through here Monday on his way te
the twin cities.
The various departments of the
school, held appropriate exercises
/ decoration day. '.' 49, ~
A report Of the. terrible cyclones
and the disaster in Russia, is given in
full on another page. .s>>' ..>1.a
The Northwestern Telephone 60
haye distributed their poles over i<s;'
portion Of the projected line. Il
J.D.Pettit and wife, of Rushmore,
passed though here Monday, with "a
fishing party for Round Lake "f>e
The monthly meeting Of the w. c
T.U.will be held with Mrs. Otis Bige-
low, at three o'clock, Friday June 5.
Rev.E.Erickson, left Tuesday night
to attend the Lutheran Synod at
Omaha. He will return Saturday,.
For a NICE line of Emblem Pins OF
Charms, go to F. C.Brace. New line
of LATEST designs and finish just
received. 41tf
The Queen Mills and Dunn's ware
house at jackson burned Saturday
morning, resulting in a loss Of nearly
$4,000. ~
Screen Doors and Windows at rocl
bottom prices.-PALM Bros. Furni
ture Store, next door to Sw. Mercan
tile Co. 42t1
The much talked of street roller ar
rived last week and there are various
opinions as to it's usefulness but
Mai or Thurber is still sanguine of its
success
For the next 20 days l will sell you
any thing from my stool of dry
goods, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes
at Cosr for CASH. 1
41-tf S. V. W1CKoFF. !
At the regular meeting of the I. O.
O. F. Lodge, No. 2l9, last week Wed:
nesday night, the following officers
were elected; N. G. J: W. People, V.
G.. Chas. H. Hartman, Rec. Secy. P
L. Utley. !
At the Democratic primary held in
this village, Tuesday, Gilbert Ander.
son, E.L.Swartz, Jas. Bly, and H.Hob-
son, were elected delegates to the
County Convention, to be held at
Ellsworth, Friday. Y
If it should happen that you have
any magazines to bind or books to
rebind bring them to this Office az
we have in our employ an experienced
hand that can do first class work at
very reasonable figures. n
Since our last issue the entertain
ments have been almost too numer-
Gus at Masonic Hall; dance. Friday
night, lecture Saturday evening and
the Alton Stock Co. have been show
ing the past three evenings. &
Gust Honeggar's little baby, three
months old, fell from the banister Of
the porch, which extends around
their house, last Saturday, down into
a ditch eight or nine feet deep, but
as luck would have it nothing serious
resulted. 4
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DR.. Horribly, of Egan S. D. arrived
here Tuesday for the purpose of re-
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