The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-03

Salstrom'e store ,~ is Temporarily
closed for the sale of goods over the
counter.
Rev. Erikson will he ablo to hold
services at the Lutheran church next
Sunday
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy draft at Bank
of Worthington. l4-l2
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Methodist church under the
charge of Rev. j. NJ. Bull. all are
cordially invited to attend.
Woman's G. T. U, will meet with
Mis-. Thorn, Friday Dec 4th at +.
m. Ladies interested in our work are
invited to visit our Union at any reg
ular meeting.
Next excursion to Close Bros. &
Co.'S. irrigated lands in Colorado will
be Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1896. Half
fare on all railroads. For partic-
ulals, apply to Fred Mohl: Adrian,
Minnesota. 1919
j. j. Reynolds came here Monday
from the M. & St. L. road to assist
in repairing the telephone lines west
of here. The company now have
eight crews repairing their wires in
the storm district.
Sheriff Wood, of Jackson Co.. was
here Monday after John Iyerson and
Ed. Marshall, whose trials ia ke place
this week at jackson. The former is
charged with forging school orders
and the latter with larceny.
He produces tone on his instru-
ment whose smoothness, volume aud
singing qualities decidedly remind
yon OF his father, and his power of
expression is truly wonderful.-The
North, Minneapolis, MINI.
The telephone men came here last
week Thursday to complete the line
from Rushnore here but on account
of the storm were Obliged to return
to Sioux Falls to repair that portion
of the line recently completed.
On November 28th. last, the Mime
sofa Farmers Hail Insurance com
pany paid their LOSSES in FULL fer the
season of 1896. This Co. is located
in Minneapolis; A. G. Hedberg is
their local agent at Warrington.
Supt. Porter,ga party last week
Wednesday evening to the Alumni's,
Seniors and Juniors. There were over
forty invited put owing to the bad
weather that even ng. on| y about
twenty five were pre- sent md enj >ysd
a pr 'fitable evening.
The Illinois Contra. Ole it's EN-
ployees an opportunity ..f becoming
stakeholder in the corporation by
paying for shares IN installnents.
This move will probably excite con-
siderable interest among the employ
ees, us it will enable them to increase
their earnings.
Mr.. Alexander Bull rendered four
violin solos, "Meditation," Prayer"
"Berceuse" and '.Chalets Girls Song
and Halling," the latter composed by
his illustrious father, in manner
which did him credit and showed
that the master of the violin in the
elder Bull was not lost in the SON..
Wisconsin State journal, Madison;,
Wis.
We respectfully request our sub
scribers paying their subscription by
a remittance, to buy a draft, express
or post Office order, as where check
is used, a fee has to be paid for get
ting them cashed which amounts to
considerable during the course of
time while the expense to each person
RENTING is very small for the purch-
asing OF orders.
P. G.. Reynolds, Supt. of coustruc-
ton of the telephone line, was in
town this week and to an ADVANCE
scribe said, that they would COM
mence building the line here as soon
as repairs were made that had been
done by the storm, and that where
they had the line in operation, west
of here, it was giving universal salts
faction and being freely used for the
few points that were so far connected.
E. F. Harrington is kept pretty
busy these days. There are increas.
ing demands for his services in other
ClGlCS " AClo uc IldS HOlhCu up q SOUtl
business, and his jewelry and optical
business in Sheldon have assumed I'M
expected proportions. The Eagle is
pleased to note the success of Mr..
Harrington. His energy deserves it.
Sheldon Eagle. It will be remem-
bered that this optican makes stated
visits here.
An Anoka court has decided that
law compelling delinquent subscrib-
ers to pay all arrearages before stop
ping a paper is good. The Herald
sued subscriber delinquent since
1889 who refused the paper in 1892
and each week since. and last week
collected for the whole seven years
together with costs the whole amount
ing to $24. The Herald has per-
formed a good service for the craft
Princeton Union.
The Ladies of the Wo1thington
Congregational Church will hold
Fair in the church parlor Dec. 10Th
and 18th, 1896, at which will be Of