The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-22

| Oats l4c. a.. o. ~. Vars. 1885,.
Flax Sc.
Barley tic. .a . A..
Wheat 63c.
Wheat took another jump up this
week. -
The new store is nearly ready for
occupancy.
Mrs. j. C. Thorn was sick few
days this week.
One of the new stone crossings were
put in last week.
| The we'll drillers are now down It's
feet and still going.
See that your name is put Oh the
poll list next Tuesday.
Mrs. G. E. Brown left on Tuesday
for visit at Minneapolis.
A. Folbes received deer yester.
day from the game warden.
Mrs. G. L. Linderman is suffering
an attack of typeoid fever.
&C. Clausen will speak at Hager-
mans school house tonight.
j.. H. Rev made trip to Hawar-
den la. the last part of last week.
Miss Loie Darby returned Tuesday
from visit at Adrian with friends.
August johnson, the butcher from
Kinbrae, was seen on our streets
Tuesday.
A new sidewalk is being built along
the Erickson property on 4th Ave.
near the lake.
The W. K. G. will serve dinner aud
supper at GAL Hall on election day
| November 3ru.
Geo. Abbey of Goldfeld La. visited
friends here Tuesday Oh his way home
from Pipestone.
Miss FIosse Booth is sick with ty-
phoid fever at the home OF her sisters
Mrs. Linderman.
w. c. Bailey left Tuesday to attend
the Presbyterian Sunday School ms
titute at jackson.
The Blume boys threshing machine
has been laid up during the past week
waiting for repairs.
Ray and John Humiston left Mon
day evening for hunt in the North
ern part of the state.
Banker Evans and Will Oliver
left Tuesday night to join the Hum
iston Bros in hunt.
J.R. Moberly distributed mail a
day or two last week while Theo.
Palmer was under the weather.
Mrs. John Ramage and children
returned last week, Friday, from a
visit wit relatives at Sheldon.
Last week there was stolen from
J. D. Humist a corn sheller:wagon
scat and a end gate TO a wagon.
T. ". White of Onawa, Ia. was in
Town this week looking after his
farming interests in this vicinity.
information has been received from
Madison S. D., that Mr.OConnor has
an attack Of typhoid malaria fever.
70: W. Sinnett has been appointed
agent of the Western Mutual Fire
INSURANCE Company, Of Albert Lea.
y,We keep the Ewes Wool Soap guar
anteed to wash all wooden goods with
out shrinkage. w. W. Loveless.
Misses Clara Cripps and Alta Bee.
son drove over to Little Rock, Ia, on
Friday to visit friends, returning Sun
day.
VIM. Sampson and Thos. MCGOWAN
of Heron Lake were released Friday
from a ten days sentence in the coun-
ty Jail.
Conservative figures place Nc
K Kin a 8, majority iEy III in this state at
$4,000, Clough $4,000, and McCleary
$500.
G. H. Sibley was reported much
better yesterday and in the best con-
dition he has been for some time
since taken sick.
J. w. Bangs finished his portable
photograph gallery. and moving his
household goods in the same, left
Tuesday headed for Heron Lake.
Russell Heath of Round Lake was
before Judge Cory yesterday morn
ing for being disorderly under the
effect of too much booze. Fin ed SIS.
and costs.
Murphy independent candidate
for Sheriff was pleasant caller here
Tuesday on his way home from a trip
through the county. He expresses
himself as being quite confident OF
his election.
VN7ANTED.-SEVERAL FAITH
" full men or women to travel TO,
responsible established house in Minr
nesota. Salary $3.50 payable Sis
weekly and expenses. Position per
manent. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The
National, Star Building, Chicago.
A hound owned by j: H. Rev
which he shipped away last spring,
named Frank Green, won the highest
prizes offered in a meet at Huron S.
D. last week. The animal won $500
cash and End American Waterloo
Cup. There we're thirty two dogs en-
tered for the race wich speaks we'll of
the dog formerly owned by j. H. Rev.