The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-14
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Inc Young rec pie enjoyed quite pleasant
evening At Mr.. and Mrs. DoIheims, last week.
large amount of blowing has and is be ing
zone mere. Ihe ground is very dry consider
Ing the amount OF rain fall the ia st summer but
mere Is plenty Ut water in the wells.
Gorn Is nearly dry enough to husk in the crib
Will Frost has another lob of STONE work IN
ii. kuntZeS house.
w, We hear J. D. Pratt has sold his farm on sec
RUSHMORE
r., charlie Anderson purchased the barn of R. W.
rope and had it moved to his lot on Tuesday
+: Gray the depot agent has resumed his dut-
t us ana ms pleasant face again Is seen at the
ticket window.
span OF horses for about 1900 packages more or
less. OF buttons, Of all sizes from pin cad to
cart wheel.
Rev. Putnam OF the NJ E. church is again re-
4. NJ. Griffin and A. NJ Feltz 81 Fort Dodge
looking after their farming interes for two Or
three days.
Fred Wagner was called home to Rushmore
, ,asS week on account OF his daughter Annie
VINO has been very sick.
Tuesday. N '"'"e'o" I'll
~, f. W: Crosby and family of Pipestone who
naQ cha rye OF the depot during Mr. Cray's all.
scence. left for Luverne on Monday.
sa ksv tumm preached his farewell sermon last
oaDDath A large gathering of both church
were present to bid him farewell.
pleasant surprise party was given Rev
were present.
John Pembroke visited with friend. in Adri
All over Sunday.
p;easa mt gathering at the NJ E. church on
SABBATH evening at the Harvest festival. A
crowded house to witness the ceremonies.
Chris Fagerness has moved in the Predeaux
house.
Brydens.
": MARI of Adrian was riding around town
The school house furnace was overhauled by a
later.
Market ar ct Wheat 7e.7s oats It, Barley. 1920
r BREWSTER.
, Our school progressing nicely with John
Fitzpatrick OF KtnbIae as teacher.
Paul Er ickson arrived from Wisconsin Sun
Gay with two hundred head OF CATTLE.
Sam. Lowe is erecting new barn 40 80 oh
MS farm one mile from town.
Wm: Graves our city drayman, and wife NOV
ca TO WOrthingtOn last week but j. L. McCOn-
Key is fulfilling the position as drayman.
Mrs. Cunningham is building a big barn on her
farm two miles west Of town.
but as everything was pretty well out of his
reach. didn't do much damage.
~. brewster is still growing as Erickson Bros.
are building large corn barn 2Ox15O. That's
right boys, that's the way to do business.
John Hetser; who was renting Joe Ebers
Onhr nOkli
tuesday and intends to move into town and oc
cc4py his fathers house who intends to move to
Wis. soon.
Quite number OF the farmers are losing
their hogs by cholera.
The readers of this paper will please excuse
the small amount of items this week as this is
my first experience in writing items but will try
and do better In the future. -
Threshiug is nearly all dode III this vicinity.
Louise Bureau is visiting at the home OF her
sister Mrs. B. &. Lagrange this week
Mrs: Peter Geyerman returned nome lafter
two weeks visit In St.Paul, Monday,
Misses A. Peterson and Aphie were to Heron
Lake between trains. Sunday.
E. Berreau and Miss Winkler .were at Kin
brae Sunday.
There was party a the home of Mrs. Sever
sons Thursday evening.
A. Hafele lost one the buggy robes between
Brewster and Peters place last Sunday. Any
one finding it please return it to him at the
barber shop.
Silver is drilling we'll for r. Erickson this
week.
RreWSterS new school house Is booming.
Any one wishing a fall or winter hat, call on
Mss H. Kaufman.
ROUND I.AKR
B. F. Wells and T. Il Edwards dro;e to Worth
ington Sunday.
Rev. H. C. Career and wife went to Okoboji,
Saturday, whore he expected to preach.
Roland Nurthrop is i'll with bio I'D poison but
at this writing he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells went to Worthington,
Mondays
Mrs. Horton and son Herb lrft Sunday for
Little Falls, MINI. to visit relatives, and from
there they expect to 70 to Corvallis, Oregon.
DR.. Thompson of Worthington to attend Miss
Hannah Oleson, Monday.
The Basket Supper given by the Ladies Aid
society Thursday night was well attended and
we'll and everybody enjoyed themselves The
proceeds were Gig hteen dollars
A foundation Is being put under the building |
used as millinery shop.