The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Wheat &c.
Chickens, live, DC.
Turkeys, Is &c.
6 dressed 7c.
Butter l6c. Eggs Zoe.
Chinook Saturday evening.
Good assortment of Sleigh Bells at
Stitser's.
G. F. Salstrom made trip to Man
kato last week.
Sleigh Bells, Saddles and Thill
Chimes at Stitsers.
On account of the severe storm, no
school was held Monday afternoon.
The establishing of candy manu-
facture is contemplated at Luverne.
Secure seats early for Saturday
evening as there is sure to be a big
house.
A. G. Hedberg sold Frank Wagner,
OF RushmOre, beautiful monument
recently.
J. H. Sinnett and wife left last
week for visit at Ft. Dodge and
Gowrie, la.
The Chinook is success, and a
success of the first order.-Minneap~
oils Journal.
Officers of the Eastern Star were
installed last night. The ceremony
being private.
The cheapest way to send money
anywhere is to buy a draft at Bank
of Worthington.
A.C. Clalsen of Minneapolis, is ex-
pected here next Monday to be in at
tendance at court
The Odd Fellows dance Friday
night was we'll attended and a good
time enjoyed by all.
Mrs. J. D. Humiston returned Sat-
urday from visit with relatives at
Madelia and Mankato. *.
w. Smith of St. Paul, formerly
Of this place, renewed old acquaint-
ances during the past week.
Installation of Masonic officers
took place last week, Wednesday
evening behind closed doors.
The Youths Companion and AD-
VANCE for $500 per year to all new
subscribers paying in advance.
c.. NJ. Crandall, took the oath of
Office as county attorney and filed the
necessary papers Monday morning.
We will furnish the ADVANCE and
Youths Companion to all new sub
scribers for $500 per year in advance.
Rev. Erickson, left last week for
Linsburg, Kans. where he will take
treatment TO recover his lost health.
Now is the time to select your
winter reading. We can make you
cheap rates in connection with the
ADVANCE.
The meeting Of the Agricultural
Society was postponed last Saturday
until some future date on account of
the bad weather.
The fire department held it's regu-
lar meeting last week Friday evening.
No business was transacted, except
the regular routine.
Nothing like it ever in Worthing
ton before, if you miss it you will re-
greet it. The Chinook at the Opera
House, Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Louise Thompson in
The Chinook at the Opera House Sat
urday evening January 9th for the
benefit of the Knights of Pythias.
Read the announcement Of the
Chinook on the bills, and then get
your ticket and have it reserved at
Babcocks. Tickets IS and so cents.
Hicks predictions were verified by
the recent storm. He says be pre-
pared for a blizzard followed by a
cold wave, next Monday to Wednes-
day. '. I'D. @'~.'' :...,z s'-.<.s MS
j. H. Cunningham, who recently
went to California, writes A. G. Fl ed
berg that he is more than pleas ed
WIN yGIht DSdltGiIuls dlo zCOA11OlIcaO1O
country. faaa&~'ss lsss&ts. ss. &. ~:
The Editor Of. the Signal, Bigelow,
was sick and unable to get out his
paper Of two weeks ago, which ac-
counts for it's non disappearance, but
was on hand again last week,
Mrs. o.. j. Oestern, of Luverne,
widow of one Of the Sherburne bank
robbery victims. received last week
$4,000 insurance carried by her hus-
band in the a. o. u. w. lodge.
The state. fish. commissioners has
been on quiet hunt in these parts.
this week and on Tuesday gobbled
two men from 4 orthington and one
Brewster for illegal fishing on West
Graham. We were unable to learn
further particulars, but i is proba bic
they will pay dearly for their fish.
Kimbras Herald