The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-10
Hear McCleary tonight.

Hear McCleary tonight.
Fred Mohl of Adrian, was in town
Tuesday.
G. E. Afford, an Omaha road en-
p}oyee, is home for few days.
Mrs. j. H. Carberry Of Estherville,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Something that you don't know
that we keep. White Fish, Mackerel.
Our foreman, Chas. E. Nelson, has
been the victim of a bad cold the
past few days.
The safest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at State
Bank of Worthington. Is
Geo. Palm is visiting at St.Paul
and in attendance at the Funeral Di.
rectors convention this week.
The Sewing Society of the Swedish
| Lutheran church will meet this after.
; noon, with Mrs. Peter Anderson.
Marriage license were issued dur
ing the week to Bonnie L. Sorem and
| Nellie E. Milton, both of Mobiles Co.
Hope G. Larsen Of Oakland, Neb.,
was in our village last week from
Tuesday to Friday enjoying the as
sociations of friends.
Clarence Salstrom has returned to
Rockford, ILL.,. after a two months
visit here with his brother. While
here he whiled away the time behind
the counter in his brothers store.
Prof. E. S. Bugbee, an optician
was in town two days this week and
met with great success in fitting out
those suffering with various Affections
of the eyes. He will return in a bout
sixty days.
The parents of Phillip Anton, Jr.,
deceased, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip An
ton; brothers, G.. D., Nichols, Jacob
Anton; Mrs. Lena Miller, sister, all of
La Porte, Ia, and Mrs. Kulb, sister
of Shellsburg, a., were here to attend
the funeral.
The management of the Tri-State
Fair to be held at Sioux Falls Sept.
2l-25, have made extensive arrange
ments for five days entertainment to
visitors, in various ways, including
several large and attractive parades
which includes a number of fraternal
orders.
At the republican primaries held
Monday afternoon in this village the
following delegates were elected to re-
present the village: j. A. Town, F.
i. Humiston, G. H. Sibley, David
Anderson, G.. Wilson, c. L. Peterson,
j. j. Bingham. Those chosen from
the township were Fred Cone and W.
E. Stoutemeyer.
Attend the dance given at G.. A. R.
hall next Wednesday and Thursday
nights, viz. Sept l6 and Il. Music
will be furnished by Nelson's Orches-
ira which goes far toward making the
dance one of the grand attractions of
the fair which is to be held here at
the aboye dates. All are cordially
invited to attend and the manage
ment promises the best order possible
will be maintained.
DIR. j. B. Thomson, graduate Of
Trinity University, Toronto, has To-
Gated here and opened an office in
the building formerly occupied by
DR.. Dolan. He formerly practiced
for the past two years-with DR..
Charles Mcdonald at Tilsonburg,
Ontario, where he was very successful.
He comes here very highly recon-
mended as a skillful practitioner in
the various medical branches.
At the democratic primary held
Monday evening the following dele
gates were elected to the county con-
yention to be held at Rushmore to-
morrow: Jas. Bly,, H. Hobson, John
Blair, Gilbert Anderson.
The peoples party elected the fol-
lowing delegates Saturday to attend
the county convention at Rushmore
tomorrow: 1st Ward, j. III. Maxwell,
0. G. Grundsten, G. w. Hildreth;
End Ward. E. w. Bloom, J. B. Green.
David Forester, was released wed
nesday from ten days sentence in
the county Jail; being unable to re-
sist the taste of Intoxicating drinks
wa. again arrested Saturday evening
for being under the influence OF llqu!!-
or and disorderly, placed in the VII
lage cooler to spend the Sabbath.
He says: 'That place ought to
break anyone of drinking" He was
brought before his honor. Judge
Cory, Monday morning and assessed
SIS. 90 or 30 days with sheriff Thom'