The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-14

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10th street, He has a nice line Of Oh
gars, tobacoos and candies. During
the summer months he will have an
ice cream parlor. ..,.s...#
Nels NJ. Langseth, of Indian Lake,
has q large addition and other con-
venient repairs to his house nearly
completed. This makes him the
incest and most commodious farm
residence in the township.
Mr.. Carpenter of Iowa, has purchas
ed a portion of the Mackay farm east
of town and is busy putting it in
shape for seed. He expects to move
his family here next spring and be-
come permanent resident. a.
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. 80
.,y Take the A diva nc and get the
largest and best paper for your mon
ey. No special rates for short time
to get your name on the book, only
one price to every, one. One persons
money is as goo as another, to us.
Miss Mary Nelson, daughter of
John Nelson, left on Monday for Min
nieapolis to receive treatment for
heart trouble with which she has been
afflicted for some time, a portion of
which she has been confined to her
bed.
A farmer living two miles from
Worthington is here figuring on a
bill of lumber and hardware to build
u barn. . Miss May Stocking, OF
Worthington, IS visiting With E. E.
Roddis and. family.-Fulda Free
Press. -
w. T. Post received $15OO.OO insur-
ance last week from the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen. for permanent
disability caused by injury while on
the road. He expects to have one of
his legs amputated some time next
month.
j. o. Larson, an old and prosper
Gus farmer of Indian Lake, lost ten
hogs last Thursday out of his large
herd, but he takes a philosophical
view of the matter. He says that
"what cannot be cured must be en-
dured."
DR.. j. N. Gould, Worthington's
learned veterinary surgeon, paid
Adrian his regular weekly visit yes
terday. He has good practice here
now, and which he has gained by
actual knowledge of his profession.
Adrian Guardian.
A communication has been received
reporting that Mr.. Glasgow who went
to St. Paul last week for treatment
will return in about six or eight
weeks fully recovered in health. His
many friends here will be pleased to
see this report confirmed.
A party was given at the house of
Chas. Anderson in Elk township last
Saturday night, at which there were
guests from town. Music, games
and conversation provided the even
ing amusement, which all enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
loren Bros, successful farmers OF
Lorain, have increased their farm by
purchasing the northwest quarter OF
section 9, Lorain, of E. w. Kindall,
The boys now have nice farm and
demonstrate that success in farming
is the result of being frugal.
Deans Hog Cholera Remedy. Di.
rections: A teaspoonful to zoe
pounds of pork, whether one hog o,
more. Give twice a day, morning
and evening. 1t will prevent the d.
sense as we'll as cure. It is sure
crre.-G. S. DEAN, Worthington
MINI. 9.1z
Jas. S. Ramage has purchased IN
interest in the Round Lake creamery
with G. P. Murphy. The new firm
will make Improvements for taking
care of a larger quantity of milk
which will insure the success of thu
creamery and be great benefit tt
the farmers of that vicinity.
A freight train was wrecked a
Window, Monday by running into {
switch that another train had broker
by running through with out opening
A fireman named Yoos was killed an(
a brakeman named Baldwin had {
leg broken. The track was cleared
so passenger trains we're not delayed
Adrian is to have telephone OK
change which will b. in running ord
er py Nov. 1st. The plant will cos
about 100000. Forty-one instru
ments have been rented and the,
expect to put in fifty by the time it i
ready for operation. This shows ou
neighbours usual spirit OF enterprise
Aug. johnson has confidence il
the future of Kinbrae, and this wee
is building for himself new shop 1
x2S feet on his lot recently purchases
from w. N. Buckley, just west fror
} Swanson & Co.'s blacksmith shor
When completed Mr.. johnson vii
have neat and we'll arranged mea
market.-Kinbrae Herald.
> Mr.. and Mrs. George Griggs. of s.
Peter street, will leave Tuesday fc
Worthington. to be present at the Fl
tieth wedding anniversary of Mr.
|, Griggs' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F
Smith, formerly of Minneapolis. I'll
golden wedding will occur Oct. 14tl
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs wi