The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-15

E. Carroll and family, moved I'd
Garden City, Saturday, where they
will ma ke their future home. He has
charge of store there. His many
friends here were sorry to have them
80.
The G.. A. r. Post of this place
has been informed that cannon in
the Boston navy yard is at their dis
posal. 1t is 100 pound nary gun Is
feet long and has been ordered ship
ed here.
"Round Lake Wave is new pub:
LEGATION established at Round Lake
last week. The usual greeting and
courtesies are extended, with the adj
dition that the wave of adversely may
not over take it.
Sheriff Anderson took Geo. Ferg,
who has been confined here while
awaiting his trial in Jackson county.
to Heron Lake Monday, where he
was delivered to the officers from
Jackson county.
The ADVANCE and Toledo Weekly
Blade, only $l.5O. Offer only good
until July LIST, when clubbing rates
with all papers will he advanced on
account of the subscription price to us
being advanced.
Gov. Clough has signed the bill
allowing townships to impose a ped
dler's license fee of $50 per year.
This ought to protect the farmers
from decided Observation-Disclosures
Daily Free Press.
0. X. Open has commenced max
ing flexible steel harrows for the
spring trade. Those wanting first
class harrow and one that will sti: up
the ground for seeding purposes
should call and get one. 80
The Great Northern Railway has
One Million acres choice wheat lands
in Minnesota still undisposed Of.
Write for maps and full particulars.
Land Commissioner, Great Northern
Railroad, St. Paul, MINI. 25-l3
If you want harrow that does not
clog in trash, wet ground and corn
stubble. and one that will harrow all
ground it passes over, call al Open s
and get one. Warranted to do the
work claimed or they can be re-
turned. 80
Some seeding was done last week
but the wet weather set in again and
all work was stopped again. D.Jones
of Lorain was in Wednesday and said
le had. sown some grain Tuesday, but
the ground was too wet to make any
Roadway.
NJ. E. Lawton is agent for lands
along the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad, also the Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf Line. Good
lands cheap and easy payments. Will
accompany parties on excursions.
Call for dates and particulars. 20
E. A. Trip and Joe Lowe were out
hunting foxes last week, but the jack
rabbits attracted the attention of the
hounds, and before they could be
started after the foxes, the latter had
secured 100 much of a start to be ov-
ertaken, but the chase was interest
ing.
An entertainment will be given
Sunday evening at the Swedish Luth-
eran church. which will consist of
speaking, recitations and singing, for
the benefit of the starving people of
India. Don't forget the cause and
help swell the attendance by your
presence.
For the week ending March 3lst,
1897, the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of New York, paid $24O,534 % death
claims ano $67, 1853 SO endowments.
This is only for one week. If you
want the best life insurance obtaina-
BILE call on A. c.. Hedberg, District
Manager. Worthington, Mimi. IS
Ray Humiston has an extraordin-
airy Easter, window display consist
ing of a cross. illuminated by electric
light atnight, beautiful plants and
flowers which permeate the Who'll store
with their fragrance, also Easter eggs
scattered around. The display must
be Seen to appreciate it's magnifcence.
At the Saturday evening session of
the village council all the members
were present except Mr.. Beeson. The
bond of G. Honnegger was presented
and approved and a license issued.
The salary of Myron Allen, night en-
gineer at the power house, was in
creased $500. making his salary $45.
Mrs. w. G. Post commenced her
annual spring millinery opening
Tuesday of this week and will con-
tinue it throug bout the week. She
invites inspection of her elegant line
of French pattern has and exquisite
and attractive novelties, which are
displayed and will be shown for ex-
animation.
Rev. Gust johnson, pastor OF the
Swedish Mission church in Palmyra,
Mimi, will be here next Sunday and
preach in the basement of the Congre
patiOnal church at z o'clock n m and