The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-16
Branigans Cash Store.

Next half fare excursion to Close
Bros. & Co.'S irrigated lands in Colo
RADIO is Dec. 2lst. Call on or address
Fred Mohl, Adrian, Mimi, for partic-
ulars. 1872
The 3rd of this month there was a
fall of fifteen inches of snow at Ode
bolt, la. The people there better
move to Mobiles Co., where the elm
ate is more congenial.
There is nothing better than a gen.
uine Bissell Carpet Sweeper, for a
Christmas present. See them at
The Furniture Store
in G. A. R. Block.
Harvey Golf and wife are now COST
ly settled in the Lounsberry house
on Mill street. We are pleased to
learn that they have been so fortu-
nate as to secure house and settle
among u.s. Slayton Gazette.
A literary meeting was held In the
Lane school house last Saturday eve
ming. These meetings are held every
two weeks and provide instructive en-
tertainment for all that attend.
| Chas. Close, of Omaha, is now en-
ployed in the meat market of Oliver
q Madison, and does nothing but
make sausages, of which they have a
display of number of varieties.
An unlimited amount of money to
loan on farm property, on liberal
terms. 1t can be paid at any time.
"a 5. KINDLUND.
Office over Worthington Bank.
F. A. Schoneman, living near
hound Lake, was in town Saturday
and said he had fine 80 of land
with good buildings and we'll that he
desires to sell and will let it go cheap.
All kinds Of Canned goods in
full stock. Lunches at all times
ready for you. Hot coffee and
meals at the Oyster Bay Restaur
ant. Jos, Lowe.
The village council met in regular
session Friday evening. All memb-
ere present. The Did of Jas. S. Ram
age, for furnishing coal was accepted.
Statement of financies were ordered
published and are, in these columns.
Bargains in all kinds Of Tobac-
co.'s for the Holidays. Call and
see the largest stock in the city
and you will buy as we will
please you, at the Oyster Bay
Restaurant.
D. E. Fish returned last week from
Todd county, where be purchased a
farm twelve miles north of Osakis.
He will sell his interest in the black
smith shop, and as soon as he can ar
range his business will move onto the !
farm.
At our place we have a variety
of standard goods which we will |
sell you very cheap, at times
when you can't get them else
where, call at and see us.
Uncle Joe & Aunt Sue.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give . supper and fair at the G.
A, R. hall on Friday evening, Dec. II.
A large list of fancy articles will be
offered for sale. Supper will be serv
ed from 6 to 10, p. m. Ice cream and
cake extra.
Stephen Shriver was in town Sat-
urday and reports that the roads
were not cut up very much by the
recent thaw but if a change of wealth
or had not occurred as it did the
roads would have been in bad shape
for hauling big loads.
Last Saturday while John James
was repairing cutter in the shop of
Saxon & Amondson he accidently
ran brace of the cutter into his ear,
lnjuring it quite seriously so as to Law
him up. It is reported that blood
might result.
Pipes! Pipe 8! for all and at pri
ces that will surprise you. A
great chance to make Christmas
au styles, all prices, a
large stock to select from. Call
and see them and make early Sc
lections, at Jos. loves.
D. W. Chute says he is getting in
a big stock of hay and thinks he has |
the best boys in the county to put it |
in shape for shipping. He also says
that there is more money in hay un-
der the Mckinley administration
than under that of Cleveland.
Monday evening the Epworth
League elected the following officers,
Ior the next six months: Pres.E. W.
Sinnett; LIST Vice: Gertrude Dow; End
Vice, Mrs. Chas. Glattly; Bird Vice,
Ella Stafford; 4th Vice, Nellie Baxter;
Sec, Addie Paine; Treas., Frank
Dean.
A show Of the circus order was given
here Monday evening. Their band
was excellent, but the show can not
be very highly complimented, yet
there has been worse. The company
claimed on account of the low ceilings
they were obliged to cut outa number
of their specialties.
Knabe, Fischer,
Franklin and Kings
b11rv Pianos.