The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-03-18
Mrs. Shank is quite sick,
School entertainment next week.

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The board Of audit were in session
this week. ''
Seats for Queen Esther on sale at
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Queen Esther tomorrow night and
Saturday night.
Mrs. G. Morrison left on Tuesday
for visit at Marshall.
Martin Ogg left last night en- a
business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Matte Hastings is now keep
ing books for JAS. S. Ramage.
Ex-Sheriff Thorn moved on to bis
farm near kushmore: Tuesday.
The school entertainment of next
week will be exceptionally fine.
A. II. Palm came down from Man.
kato to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Mrs George Mickey is in Luverne
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Christ
Jansen.
Mr.. Shipton, of Iowa, arrived Tues
day to visit his sister, Mrs. H. B.
Tibbets.
Miss Gertie Blair spent several
days with her friends near Rushmore
last week.
Miss Laeta Ramage went to Adrian
last Saturday where she will teach
this spring.
The Scholars are busy mastering
their parts for the school entertain
ment next week.
N. Grilson Of Indian Lake has pro-
vided material for building an add
ton to his house.
St. Patricks day was commerorated
by quite a number of people here
donning the green.
Louis Larson, of Bigelow, is haul
ing lumber for building large barr
and machine shed.
L. Erickson has arranged for ma
terial for putting up quite building
on his farm this spring.
One of the business houses on 10th
st. will move down the street short
: distance in the near future.
H. M. Palm slipped on the icy
walk Tuesday spraining his leg so as
to confine him to the house.
Reports from the fight say tina
Corbett was knocked out in the 18th
round by blow over the heart.
We are unable to give full list Of
the township officers elected last weel
but next week the list will be correct
ed.
Harry Lewis has his new stock O.
groceries nearly shelved, and vii
open up for business Friday thi!
week.
HI. Thompson son of E.L.Thomp
son arrived Sunday from Salt Lake
City and has entered the employ of
Harry Lewis.
Major Thurber is out again and i!
warmly greeted by all of his ole
, friends who are pleased to see hin
around again.
l P. Larson of Indian Lake will
build a barn and hog house this
spring having purchased material TO
; this purpose.
Mr.. Deans people who came here
short time ago have bought property
at Garden City, Mimi, expect to g
there this week.
LosT-from G. A. R. Aall Tuesda,
Il ladies brown kid mitten trim mec
5 with black fur. Finder please leav
at ADVANCE Office.
For SALE-3 heavy work horses c
8 and 9 years old weighing fr ON ITO
to 400 ID, sound nd true, =:
81 r. w. MoBERLY.
Miss Mary Damon who was con
fined to the house last week by al
attack of LaGrippe is able to take uE
her school work again.
: Marriage license were issued Satur
day to Harm Miller and Katie Kar.
sen, Tuesday to Henry l.. Fischer
and Dena e. Rust, all of Mobiles Co.
Jim Hazard lost his watch las
Friday on his way home east of town
The watch fell through hole in hi
pocket. It was found by Otto Kali
J. G. Bennett, of Artesian, formerly
of the firm of Rev & Bennett, was
here shaking hands with old friends
Tuesday on his way to La Crosse for
a visit
We were in error last week in stat
ing that Bert Frame had purchased
the Forbes farm, he only purchased
the stock and implements, and leased
the farm for six years.
Next Monday is the last day fol-
beginners to enter school. Up tc
Monday 26 had entered, the same
number as last year, which is mucl
better than years previous to last.
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