The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-29

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Election next Tuesday. :
Diptheria has subsidized at jackson
and the schools have been reopened.
A number Of the Masonic frater-
nifty of Adrian attended the funeral
of G. II. Sibley.
The village council held their regu,
lar session last Friday evening trans.
acting no business Of importa nee ey.
cept allowing bills.
F. T. Cross returned from South
Dakota Sunday morning. He has
been there some time and predicts
that state will go for Mckinley.
Frank. Hislobs was arrested III
Pipestone County for taking mort
gagged team away. He was brought
before Judge Cory and released,
Monday.
Read John Lind's "Gold clause
that he requires inserted in his Sc
curities and compare it with his free
silver argument. If Lind is not try
ing to deceive and hoodwink the peo-
ple,such thing has never teen trick.
Mrs. DR.. A. j. Centre, of Stare
Senter, Ia. S. H. SibIey, Of Dies
Moines, Judge A. G. Biernaizki. Of
Salem, S. D., Mr.. Wallsmith and wife
of Sheldon, relatives of c.. H. Sib!ey,
were here in attendance at the funer-
al.
The muddy water we have been
having is explained. that the supply
from the new we'll to the old well
with the arrangement then used. was
not adequate to the demand. and
some water had to be drawn from the
lake. Direct communications from
the new we'll to the pumps have been
put in now and better water is sup
piled.
Last Saturday party named John
Drew went to Round Lake and hired
a livery team of Sam Edwards, u OF re-
turning when expected, a warrant
was placed in the hands OF c.. W. ".
Dow, who located the man at Fulda
he was brought here Tuesday and
had a preliminary hearing before
squire Hildreth yesterday resulting
in bis being bound DER to the grand
jury under $500 bonds.
Hon. j. T. McCleary is consil-
cred one of the ablest representa-
tives in Congress that this country
contains. He has been welcomed
and honored all over the country.
and has no superior on the financial
question. He is not t'' be com.
pared with Frank Day. who is en-
deavoring to make sure thing of
holding an Office. He left the re-.
publican party because of his not
being further recognized and after
election he will sink into obscurity
entirely. Mr.. McCleary requires
no special exertion to secure his.
election as the people of this dist
riot are familiar with his qualifca-
tions and will honor him with their
vote.
For representatives the republicans
of this district have placed upon their
ticket the names of Ole O. Holmen,
Daniel Shell and A. S. Dyer. Mr..
Holmen has been a resident of Muir
ray county ever since he was small
boy and is we'll known to every fam
lily that has lived long in our county.
He has served as our representative
in the legislature two terms, and no
one has been able to find any fault
with the manner in which he has per-
formed that duty. As a vote getter
Mr.. Holmen has developed remark
able strength, receiving the largest
vote, two years ago, ever given to a
candidate for representative by the
voters of this district. So good re-
cord did he make four years ago that
his friends two years ago urged his
for state senator, and he
came within one vote of receiving the
for that office. Mr.. Hol-
men, like Mr.. McCleary, has during
his two terms in the Legislature made
for himself and his district many
friends and has thereby brought him
self into position where he will be
able to render his constituents even
better service than heretofore. Every
and great many who
are not, will vote for Ole and he will
be elected this time by much larger
vote than ever before.
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Mr.. A. S. Dyer, of Pipestone, has
long been a resident of Pipestone
county and is thoroughly conversant
with the needs of the people. He is
gentleman of the highest type, NOR
ally and intellectually, and just such
a one is calculated to do honest. effec-
tive and valuable work in the state
Legislature. From our limited &C.
quaintauce with Mr.. Dyer we are con-
fdent that the people of Pipestone
have made no mistake in their selec-
ton of Il candidate for the legislature.
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Hon. Dan She'll has also served two