The Worthington advance., 1896-11-05

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For RESr-Dwelling house, inquire
of 4. Forbes. 6-ti
Frank Day was in town last Thurs
day evening few hours.
BoRN-To Mr.and Mrs.C NJ. Grand
all, Thursday, Nov. 5th '96, a Glib boy
A great many cases in this term OF
court will go over to the February
term.
The delay to this is caused by hold
ing for more complete election re-
turns.
Miss Jennie beckley opened her
term of school in the Morgan Dist.
Monday.
S. G.. Tuthill, went home to Sioux
Falls to spend Sunday; returning
Wednesday.
.. K. Kjorlauy returned to ST.
James this week to exercise his elec-
tive privilege.
Rev. Eriksson returned Monday
from weeks visit with S. Anderson
at Sherburne.
The hunters al returned Tuesday
morning, reporting good time and a
successful trip.
Harry Allen, now employed in the
Arlington House at Sheldon, was
home this week.
H. G.. Beckley and Earnest Sterl-
ing were among the Jolly rallites at
Adrian Monday night.
The ladies of the w. r. c., receiv-
ed good patronage at their tables for
meals dnring the day Tuesday.
Marriage license issued during the
past week to VIM. Welton and VIM
fred A Talbot; both of Mobiles Co.
On another page we give a tabular
election statement as nearly correct
as possible up to the time Of going to
press.
John King,of the Democrat Adrian
and Chas. Hamstree of the Herald,
Kin brae, were in town Wednesday
obtaining election results.
Ward Matteson died in Minneapo.
lis Sunday Morning and was buried
Monday. Jud Matteson and wife
went up to attend the fuuerel.
will sell at public sale in Worth
ington, Saturday, Nov. IA, one horse.
ane good COW. One years time, Z per
cent. DR.. MOORE. l3-2w
A wire was run from the depot to
G. A. R. Hall for the reception of
election bulletins which were taken
by Mr.. Pepple and read to the audi
ence.
Chas. Hurd of jackson Co, who has
been confined in our jail for some
time, was released this week on his
own recognizance account of his i'll
health.
The company of young men who
undertook to walk back from Shetek
the other night are little bit sour
over the matter when asked about the
trip and the only answer we can get
is ''shut-up."
Sand pengAr till gamla landet
genom S. Kindlund's Angbats Agen-
tur. Tusentals kronor har sandts
arligen utan att EFT enda ore gait for
lorat. l3tf
The boys and girls Mission Band
of "Busy Bees" invite their friends to
witness the exercises connected with
their jug breaking" next Sabbath
evening at the Presbyterian church.
A collection for missions will be
taken.
Will Humiston and Chas. Bah
cock met with an accident while out
last Monday morning in pursuit of
the goose family. While crossing a
bridge their vehicle was capsized ana
the occupants turned into the ravine.
Mr.. Humiston received several bad
bruises about the head but nothing
serious.
O. Kjorlaug, will have the open
ing of his large store, formesly occu-
pied by the Uuion Me1cantile Co. on
Saturday this week. The building
has been reftted. He has put in 3
stock of new goods and very large
one of the best quality and latest pat
terms atvery low prices. A general in
vitation is extended to all to call and
examine goods in all departments.
John Landberg: after three years
stay in this country, left Monday
night for his native land, Sweden,
securing his ticket for the whole pas
sage from S. Kindlund, good from
Minneapolis to Drontheim, Norway.
He will cross the waters on the steam
ship, Campauia, of the Cunard Line,
leaving New York for Liverpool No
vember 7.
Next Sunday, Nov. s, is "Rally
Day" for the Congregational Sunday
School. Every one interested in the
school is requested to attend the
morning and evening services of the
church and the session of the Sun
day school. Those VINO will, are re-
tO crather in the basement of