The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-21

''Cameo Baking Powder is a pure
Cream of Tartar Powder" Signed,
Berndt Anderson, State Dairy and
Food Commissioner. For sale by Il :.
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An ADVANCE reporter ran across
John Jay out in Seward last week
and found him threshing away with
about three weeks engagements for
future work. ss,'
Miss Mary. Segerstrom, who has
been visiting>with Mr.. and Mrs. A.. J !.
Sege,strom the past few weeks. j .
turned to her home in Forest City,
-; Iowa, Tuesday. :n .. ::
! WANTED, bright, hustIing young
man with team to sell our celebrated
oils and greases. Salary or C"pmis-
sion. Address, Merchants Oil Co.
Minneapolis, Mimi. 1912
Joe Roche was brought over from
Ellsworth Tuesday night to serve Il
sentence of 80 days for being drunk
and disorlerly. Sheriff Anderson
Nv" Aoo luIl uOuScs
D. E. Harvey, of Mitchell county,
Iowa, has p .rchased the northeast
quarter of section %, Hersey tow. .
ship, and will become IL permanent
resident Of this county
" Get iii line quick if you expect to
put up grapes. We are handling
only the New Yorks now, and the
quality il fine; the season is nearly
over.-W. w. LovELEss. IL
Nels Langseth, deputy sheriff, was
taken with hemorrage of the lungs
last week Saturday and since then
has been very weak and his recovery
is very doubtful at present.
Alfred Ellison, the party who shot
Officer Treadwell, of Jackson, who
wenr onto the formers farm to serve
some papers, was sent to Saltwater
for four and one-half years.
Herbert Nelson has closed up his
jewelry store at Rushmore. and left
Monday morning for Minneapolis,
where be has secured position in a
large jewelry establishment.
WANTED-Saturday morning at
10 o'clock sharp, 200 boys to blow
200 whistles for Cameo Baking Powd
er. A whistle given to each boy.
H. V. M1LLAR.
Austin Hovey, of Summit Lake.
was in Worthington Tuesday. His
many friends here are always glad to
see his pleasant face. He says the
roads are very muddy out that way.
!: There will be dance in G.. A. R.
hah, Friday evening, Oct. 22nd Good
music will be present and general
invitation is extended to all to come
aud have good time. Tickets Soc. 2
For good substantial iron and
wood work repairs on any and all
kinds Of farm machinery and espec-
ialy tire setting also bicycle repairing
go to B. T. McChesney's Brewster. 9
Rev. Bull informs US that there
/ will be no prayer service at the NJ. E.
church tonight, on account of repairs
being made on the interior of the
church. The church is being pa
pered.
Mrs. Frank Spohn is visiting rela-
tives in Madelia. Frank finds his
duties quite arduous attending to the
house and work outside, and thinks
he will have to advertise for house.
keeper.
Work was commenced on the drain
age in Okabena creek last week but
rain stopped operations. Commits
sioner Thurber has charge of the
work. He expects to get it opened
up to the road this fall.
Mrs. Maria Jones, accompanied by
her daughter. Mildred, came over to
Luverne from Worthington Saturday
in answer to message announcing
the serious illness of Mrs. JAS. J,
Lewis.-Luverne Herald.
Judge Brown will hold a special
term of court at Adrian, Friday, Oct.
18th, for purpose of issuing natural.
ization papers to those desiring to OBJ
tain them where it is more convenient
than coming to Worthington. 81
The absence OF Frank Saxon from
his place of business during the first
days Of the week is very noticeabl,
on account of his being 50 steady i1
the past, but it is said that he vii
settle down to work again now.
Ferne Bulls visited his old friends
in this city Sunday and Monday
Ferne is now running a paper a
Garretson, S. D., and his man,
friends here will be glad to know
that he is meeting with success.
The w. R. c., of this place held {
reception at their hall; Saturday afte
noon and presented their presiden
Mrs. L.V. Blair who was about tt
leave them, a beautiful salad dish a
a token of their esteem, for memory
The Jas. S. Ramage Lumber ant
Fuel Yards have arranged for tn
services of three teams TO be Away
at their command for the free deliv
cry of fuel of all kinds. This vii
increase promptitude in filling all or
ders. Try them. IL:
| Mrs. S. Whitcomb, purchasin,
agent. Dayton, Ohio, will sent
goods by mail to any address. Guar
antee satisfaction in selection o
goods. Semi price Of goods wantee