The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-03

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F. LANDS We have improved and
unimproved timber and prairie lands
all through northern Minnesota for
lsale on the easiest of terms. For
particulars address, jacobson & Mill
er, ST. Cloud, MINI. Al
County Treasurer Peterson informs
US that taxes are paid up as we'll if
not better than previous years, this
year. A good many had the idea
that the semi-annual payment law
took effect this year.
Marriage license were issued last
week Wednesday, to Hubert Pass and
Barbara Schmit; Thursday to Henry
Schroeder and Annie Pfngston; Mon
|of this week TO John E. Fitzgerald
and Regina Gilbertson. 81. =
The A. o. q. ", lodge are prepar-
ing basket picnic to be held in the
park here Wednesday, June 10Th:
Neighboring lodges will BIZ invited
and it is expected that the Grand
Master will be present.
The school board Of Concordia,
Kan, has advertised for teachers who
will agree not to marry. This is
rather q hardship on the weaker sex,
as the first and only opportunity OF
their life might be lost. -
Misses Minnie and Ellen Sund-
berg, daughters of Chas. Sundberg,
one of Mobiles county's old citizens,
have returned home from Mankato
where they have been attending the
Normal school, for their vacation.
In commenting on the Field Dav
exercises at Window the Citizen SAYS:
'sIf Fuqua did not win any firsts, it
was not because he did not try his
best, or for lack of grit. He has con
siderable nerve for "a slender lad"
The Hunt revival meetings will be
gin next week Tuesday evening in a
large tent on the ground where the
wigwam stood. A general and cord
ial Invitation is extended to all to be
present at any and all of these meet
ings.
| A boy was seriously injured last
week at Pipestone by the saddle OIL
his wheel, which he was attempting
to mount, breaking off in such man
liner that the tubing ran up into his
body making very painful wounC
four or five inches long.
| DR.. Gould, the Veterinarian, il
having a good practice at Adrian anc
other parts of the county, and cases
under his treatment are successful
Parties having any sickness among
their stock, they will fndit to their &C
vantage to see the DR.. without delay
| Postmaster Swartz is rejoicing ovel
the receipt of a genuine merechaun
cigar holder sent him from Germany
by friend with Miss Cheney, who
recently arrived at St. James. She
also brought a german song book
which is priced very highl y, for Mrs
Swartz.
! Sewing machine, organ and bicy
Gle repairing rooms in the Wilson
building next to Rew's store. vii
do all kinds of repairing on all kinds
of the above machines in first-class
shape for the next three weeks
Bring them in or call.-W. Fl. Swartz
enburger. 1922
Mr.. John DeBoos informed us las,
Saturday night that after trial they
do not think that the creamery will
pay in Rushmore, and they are ser.
iously thinking of moving the plant
to Little Rock township, where they
have received good encouragement
Signal, Bigelow. -
For the Annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge. Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks, to be held at Minneap
oils, Mimi, July 9Th, 1897. the C. ST.
P. NJ. & O. Ry will sell excursion tick
cts to that point July 5th and 9th,
1897, good to return including July
10th, at SIS. Is for the round trip. .
1926 G.. MORRISON, Agent. :
Nels Nelson, living on section 29
Indian Lake, is hauling material this
week for building commodious
dwelling house. He says the frost of
Sunday night seriously affected his
large plum and apple orchard, but
thinks the fruit on the lower branches
of the trees will develop to fairly
good condition if visited by no furth-
er frosts.
Miss Ida Scmidt of Worthington,
accompanied by her little neice, was
in town this week visiting with her
brother, Clerk Will Schmidt of the
Gibbs hotel. Miss Stella Cheney
arrived home this morning after an
absence of three years in Germany.
She was delayed few days in New
York. City on account of :illness.-St..
James Gazette. s.r .-zss - $
John. Adams, Of Peotone, ILL.,, visi-
ted in town from Friday until Mon
day, Mr.. Adams is travelling the
Northwest on a pleasure trip. He
was delighted with the climate and
SOIL. and says that a number of peo-