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

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Next Saturday evening at the Com
egational church, 9 Phonog graph
the ~ a + The a,t
i novel and bioblv' sn,n q. IN I. ), s vs..
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! For the Annual meeting Of tie
Grand Lodge, Benevolent Protective
| Order of Elks to be ldat Minneap-
| oils, Mimi, July 9th, the e.. SIP. NJ.
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| S. Kindlund has new sample of
the Racine school seat which has the
appearance Of being substantial and
comfortable for the scholars while at
school, as comfort and ease is now a
Question OF consideration amoHg the
ssnoo: elnuien az wen as sng auYan Il'
naha t =, thes 49, 49,, ~ peaso .ne
s sl;a4 'nese Aea's enouiu 4 70 sup
pa'eu' b, .
VIM. Davis and Thos. Lynch were
up before Judge Schechter Monday
morning . for being drunk and disord-
erly Saturday night. Or account Of
their financial embarrassment they
were given sentence of Is days in
the county Jail, but to relieve the VII
iage or the expense 11ls OF paying =the u:
noaro, sentence was ", suspended, On
their lmmediate exit IRON the village
llin nus 7-s. ~ .l SIS ID.
Those who failed to hear Rev. 8.
M. BULBS lecture at >the. church. on
Friday evening of last week missed a
rare treat. There was such. a spon-
taneous outflow Of genuine wit, hui
NOR. sound sense and eloquence as to
hold his audience spellbound to the
|close. We shall consider ourselves
nlgnly favored u we can z secure his
services again 1or a slml1ar occasion
III the 1u5ure'-Lakenelo~ standard
The follovowing special to the Pr
oneer Press from Jackson. Monday:
A cow,was supposed to have died of
rabies here Saturday. The COW acted
rather strangely on Thursday evening
and on Friday was clearly crazed .Hei
L. / -
l health for examination. The COW
was kept in a pasture with most
tof the COWS of the village. and much
anA'e'y Is 1el' IL 1esaro 70 'ne fna'ter
+ Mrs. VIM Gassender, daughter oil
Chas. Wilkinson, Of Elk township
left on Thursday night to join be-
husband at Livingston, Mont. Mrs
Gassander had been visiting her par
ents for the past eight moths, on &C
: count of her husband, who is a rail
} road employee, not being permanent
Fly located until now, and her depart
ure was regretted by the old folks, a:
Ishe had again become one of the
| family as in childhood.
Last week S. Kindlund enjoyed &
visit from Olof Olofsons and wife Of
casper, S. D. Mr.. Olofson has rent
ed his farm for three years and is go
ing to his native land, Sweden, to sta J
for good. They left last Friday fo7
for St. Paul. s. Kindlund sold them
tickets for the entire journey from
St.Paul to Throudjim, Sweden with
stop over privilege at Chicago. They
will leave New York on the 5th OF
June on steamship Luconia of the
| the Cunard Line.
i Frost fou IN +his n;o;n;+n c,+,,.da
nioht hit ow;ng - The cIo,d;nase =
vas not verv heavv hit S1ndar n;@ht
the skv CLEARED and = bearv 800 I'm I'm
! over this ent;re. section frsaz;n~ . 90
in vessels conta;n;na w,ter A a16oe I'D
a,,ite hard Garda1 st',g Fiji r treea
and corn were frozan hadlv and ~. VII
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