The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-07


gational church, Sunday. He was
greeted with two large congregations,
all being very much pleased with his
sermons. He expects to move his
family here about the first of Nov. :
Deans Hog Cholera Remedy. Di.
rections: A teaspoonful to zoo
pounds of pork, whether one hog OF
more. Give twice day, morning
and evening" 1t will prevent the dI.
sease as we'll as cure. It is a sure
Gree. S.. DEAN, Worthington.
Mimi. 9-l2
Mrs. a. D. Cheney and daughter.
Stella, arrived home yesterday morn
ing from California, where they have
been summering. Miss Cheney, who
is a graduate of a German conserva
tory of music, contemplates teaching
ia this city and Mankato. st. James
Gazette.
From the Rushmore Magnet we
learn that Rev. Lumm has rendered
his resignation and will leave Rush
more. His future location is unde-
cideu at present. An Odd Fellows
lodge will be organized in the near
future. Buyse Bros, butchers, have
sold ont and will leave Rushmore
soon.
G. S. Dean is selling a hog cholera
remedy which is said to be sure
cure by those who have used it. It
not only cures but also prevents the
disease from attacking hogs. VIM.
Mclean lost three head in his herd i.
11e used the remedy, and since then
none have died that were given the
medicine.
At the Annual Conference of the
Methodist church held at Winona,
during the past week. Rev. j. M Bull
was reappointed to the passionate here
and Bigelow added to his charge.
W. A. Putra am at Rushmore and Ran
som. The many friends of Mr.. Bull
as we'll as" his church are gratifed at
his return. f'~ - ~.
Congregational church, G. W. Mer.
rill. Pastor. Sunday, Oct. 10, 1897;
1O:45 a. m.-Report from Annual
State Association at Montivideo
12:15-Sunday school; $50 p. NJ
Young peoples meeting &C. E. so
ciety); 1880 p. m.-Song and gospeI
service, subject; "Weak Things Made
Mighty" Thursday: 1880 p. m.-
Bible study and social service.
| Carl johnson had his arm badly
injured last week Wednesday after
noon oy getting it caught in thresh
ing machine belt. He was attempt
ing to put the belt on the machine O
Chas. Segerstrom, when a raveljng o.
his glove caught in the wheel anc
drew his hand around'it, twisting hi
arm out of joint at the elbow. HI
was taken to Fulda, where it was set
The W. R. G. held very enjoyable
meeting last Saturday afternoon
The members of the order presented
their conductress, Mrs. Geo. Brant
a large and beautiful rocker in homo
of her birthday and in token of thei
high esteem. After the meeting, re
freshments were served and the mem
bers were invited to supper by Mrs
Brant, at which very pleasant tim'
was passed.
Mrs. T. E. Joubert and the bah,
arrived home last Friday from North
field, VT, where they have bee
spending the summer with Mr.
Joubert's parents. C. Blish re
turned last Sunday from a prospect
ing tiip in North Dakota. Will
away Mr.. Blish purchased a half set
ton of land near Sheldon. N. D., AM
will move to that place next spring
|-Kinbrae Herald.
Mr.. Schrieber, brother of GU
Schriber, who formerly lived nea
Graham Lakes, was here on Satul
day, having returned from the Klor
dyke country. He left here abou
two years ago, since which time b
r has visited Siberia and various point
in the great Northwest, finally local
!, ing in Alaska. He had samples {
Klondyke gold wi tn him, and will RI
turn to that country, where he ha
two claims, for which he has refuse
100000. He thinks. the averag
man does not appreciate the difficu
ties that lay in the way of success i
that region; cold, high prices for pre-
visions, etc. Heron Lake News.
Awarded $50