The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-01
Ole Olson tonight.

| "MChl0ley ana free oliver IOseLtes
and whips at F. g, Stitser's. S:tf
Andy Mcdowell of Edgerton trans.
acted business here Monday.
Mr.. Strong and wife OF Sheldon,
are the guests Of James Ramage.
Miss Sadie Lewis visited her cousin
Miss Lou Bisbee, at Luverne last
week.
Harry Thorn drove to Rushmore
Sunday afternoon oil business, we
presume.
N. H. Smith. of Kinbrae, was a
pleasant caller at our sanctum on
Tuesday.
J.C. Bennett, formerly of this place.
but now of Artesian. S. L. was in the
city last week.
The we'll drillers are now down
about 100 feet and are working a day
and night crew.
Rem McCartney's daugnte: and
sister, returned to waterloo. Ia, yes.
terday morning.
j. w. Bowler, Pop candidate for
Governor is billed to speak at Mason
&c Hall Friday evening.
Miss Emma People came over from
jackson for short visit Monday for a
short visit with her parents.
Miss Kathleen McManus and Mre.
Fish will set up dress making estab.
lishment the first of next week. -.
II. NJ. Hurlburt, who was so badly
hurt two weeks ago by falling through
a bridge, is reported improving rapid
".
James Kennedy and Harry Day
went to Adrian Tuesday. and will
spend a few days on Mr.. Kenuedy's
farm.
Even the horses are provided for in
campaign goods; F. G. Stitser has a
supply of these decorations that are
useful.
During the last ten days,wheat has
jumped up ten cents per bushel.
Tuesday it dropped cent and a
quarter.
John Fall. emplyee of Robt. W.
McCune the harnessmaker, left Tues
day for an extended at home in
Jackson.
j. A. Town. Dan Shell and Azom
Forbes went to Herou Lake and a,-
companied the Alger combination to
Warrington.
Miss Allie Palmer accompanied her
brother to Marsha!l1owu Monday.
She will look after hol-eno.d affairs
for her brothers.
Mrs Harry Wickluntl left Satur-
day night for Yankton. :. O., where
she will take in the Fair aud visit REL
atives for about three weeks.
Harvey Beckley came down from
St. James last week, and will rest a
week or ten days, after which be will
return to his duties on the Gazette.
F. H. Clark of Rushmore is paint
ing the house and barn of J. H.
Scott in Ransom. He will also do
some interior decorating in the house
Marriage license issued during the
past week to Frederick J. folly. Bes-
sic May Vague; John w. Martin,
Maud E. Trip; Henri Hack, Maggie
Monnef, all Of Mobiles county.
T. H. Crever took the first premium
at the Tri-State Fair held at Sioux
Falls last week for the best display of
Tomatoes, a pair of Ladies' fine shoes
offered by HOLSTER & Keith.
Those to whom were awarded pre-
miums at the Mobiles county can OBJ
tain the same, dollar for dollar, by
calling at the Office of the Treasurer,
James Ramage. Mobiles County Dem
ocrat please note.
The firm of Hedberg e. Clausen
have Dissolved by mutual consent. No
change is made in the present loca
tion. Mr.. Hedberg continues in the
real estate business and Mr.. Clausen:
continues in his law practice, in the
respective offices heretofore occupied
by the firm.
The Misses Ruprecht, sisters of Mrs.
VIM. Gray, are expected home from
st. Paul this week. They went up the
first of the month and entered the
St. Joseph's Academy, but are unable
to continue On account of home sick
ness.
Living Arch Chapter No. % Of
Royal Arch Masons held their Annu-
al election of officers Monday evening
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: H. p, r. Prideaux;
K, D. Shell; S., H. E. Torrance; c.
H., G. H, Sibley;P. S. B. F. Thurber;
r. A. c., G. H. Babcock; Sec, H. L.
Durfee; Treas. F. L. Humiston:
Sent, A. L. johnson.
A new time schedule went into effect
last Sunday on the Omaha road. The
time of arrival and departure of pas
senger trains remain the same. Four
extra freight trains were added to the