The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-07-30
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G.. Foster Moore left for Chicago
early in the week to accept position
with an Opera company.
Rawhide! Rawhide! Rawhile!
Lace Leather for Threshing Ma
chine belts at F. G. Stitser,s End Ave.
Mrs. H. Hawley and children left
Saturday for an extended visit with
parents at Hastings, and Hammond,
Wis.
j. D. Humiston has Minneapolis
horse power threshing machine out
fit for w. r. Broughton, living near
Prairie junction.
Examine j. D. Humiston's line
Ct wind mills, pumps, feed grinders,
h orse powers and corn shelters, etc.
Best on the market
Prof. E. L. Porter returned early in
the week from LIE Sueur, where he
has been engaged as teacher in the
summer training school.
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Mrs. DeBoos, of Sibley, spent Sun
day with her brother, VIM. Gray, and
friends. She was on her way to visit
friends at Adrian and Magnolia.
Misses Katie McManus and Marie
Kennedy, and Messrs. Willie Ken
nedy and Harry Them made an over
land trip to Jackson Sunday last.
The canning season is here and
you will want Fruit JARS. G. F..
Salstrom has them. I will discon-
tinue giving premium tickets Sept.
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Mrs. G.. R. Porter, who is employ
ed in one of the leading millinery
empcriums of St. Paul, was in the
city spending few days with her
friends.
r. G. Daney has been appointed to
look after and kill the unmuzzled
dogs, by Village President Forbes.
The council is determined to enforce
this ordinance. "1
F. G. Turner reports sales of the
Buckeye binder much better than ex-
pected and that every machine is
doing the best of work without any
trouble or delay.
Miss Mary Connolly OF the Lake
View, expects to return in day or
two to her home at LIE Mars, ]a.,
where she will remain month visit
ing with her paren is.
L. G. Long, of Bigelow, returned
from the Populist convention at St.
Louis Monday, and reports those fell
lows from Texas as being the longest
winded fellows he ever saw.
A dairy correspondent to the Spirit
Lake Beacon says: It costs about
five cents pound for grass to make
butter in summer. and about twice
that for feed in winter.
Watonwan county has organized an
agricultural society. Sufficient funds
have been subscribed to insure the
success of the association. St. James
will be the place of meeting.
John Bird returned last week
Thursday from his vaction and ex-
animation before the State Board of
Pharmacy which body has registered
him as a full-aedged druggist.
A. Mcdowell, of the Edgerton
Enterprise, has had his old house on
9th street torn down and will build
a commodious residence in it's place.
Julius Palm has the work in charge.
The Y. P. S. G. E., of the Presby-
terrain church, will give 'sweet pea"
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. j. Day, Friday evening, July
present is extended to all.
Last week Tuesday while G. Rich
ards was quarreling with stranger
in saloon at Fulda, tramp named
M. Connel entered the saloon, drew a
jack knife and stabbed Richards in
the arm. Connel was brought here
Thursday for confinement until court
convenes.
Carolus o. Peterson, the Singer
agent, has been offered by his COM
pany as a promotion, more lucra-
tive field. The new location is Free
born county with headquarters at
Albert Lea. MIR. Peterson has hest
lated for the time being to just now
leave Worthington as he intends to
enter the political campaign, being
thereto besieged by his numerous
friends and countrymen, and has
therefore postponed his going until
after the county conventions. If he
can secure a nomination he will make |
4 strong effort to get an Office.