The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-10-21
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COUNTY NEWS.
ROUND LAKE.

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Fred Fiero drove to Worthing ton, Tuesday.
:, A. +. Diehn and wife went to Worthington
Fred. Trip arrived Saturday night from
memphis. Ienn, 10 make his homo with relu-
yves mere he has recently mad one Of his legs
amputated He is a brother OF Harry Trip.
Ole Dahi's sister arrived Wednesday to hecp
house for him. 1:4s 5s 5. sIs Es5.{ =
Harry Trip has had a printing coat Of paint
put on his house -. 3 .r fast,[.. LINK 90
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hurlbert :ot
Anulah Lake, Monday, Oct. 18th 1897. a boy. ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tripp. Saturday
Vct 10 1897, an eleven pound boy. - :
Died, at the residence Of Frank Horton, sun
Gay, Oct. II, 1881, Miss Hannah OlesOn, q daught
or OF Mrs:Peterson's, who lives about five miles
east OF mere. The deceased was about eighteen
Years ola and member OF the Y. r S c. e. She
was Caken to WOrthington, Monday Tor inter-
ment in the cemetery there. Hi :.,:. !
80 4. .RUSHMORE.,.. a.; o.y.
JOHNNY Miner had slight attack of lock Jaw
but has recovered ~,"
Cyril Buyse madea trip to Pipestone, return
ing Saturday looking farely well. -.
Rev. Lumm will move to Flandreau on Thur
day. ~ i. Y, -. ~ -.
A.M.Ferrin has purchased the Lum,m prop
erty., -. T.; .:' :
81. Langen OF Sioux City was in town a few
days looking after his farm property H.
Mr.. E: G. smite, of Traer, returned home on
Saturday. ..>... -" y,
W.. Dougherty is building ali addition to his
shop. :. -
John Mitchell drove over to Worthington on
Saturday. ~
Charles Maxem has returned from Iowa.
Rev. Putnam preached his first sermon since
his recall, Sa bbath last,
". H. Christiansoh Supdayed at Wilder.
Miss Minnie Kerr, Monday from Worthington
"here She has been spending few days with
her sister Jessie, one Of the high school pupils
3. w. Kerr marketed load of potatoes in
Adrian Saturday for thirty cents per bishel
John Schroeder has pulled his threshing
rig in for this fall. John had good run or It
this fall
Charles Peterson is building new house on
his farm. We understand Chas. intends to do
something.
Grandpa Willis met with quite serious acct
dent last week. He was unloading some sacks
OF feed from the wagon and while standing on
the wheel lost his balance and fell on iron peg
which was sticking in the ground, nearly dislo-
eating his spine, He is slowly recovering but it
will be some time before he will be able to be
to be around much.
Messrs Olaf Hanson and Frank Kerr spent
Sunday Afternoon with Chas. Bradley, and
While on their way home their horse became I'm.
manageable and ran away, throwing them out
of the buggy but & it'll no serious results.
Sanford Bradley spent Sunday with the Bas-
sets.
Senator Kyle is building large house on Sec
one.
Some road work is being done hore lately.
About an inch os water fell Saturday.
Two small doves of stock came through from
the north this week.
Avery neat little tombstone has been placed
at the grave of G. j. Wilkenssn this summer.
Chas. Wilkinson received quite bad cut IN
the forehead Friday while coming home from
work. The plow lever come loose and
struck him across the head cutting cash about
dill Hull anu HILL long.
Mrs. j. Joyngon left last week for treatment
by specialist
Some OF our farmers are going to- Fulda for
their wheat poduct, where thev can. get 81
pounds OF flour, bran and shorts for bushel of
wheat
1. II. Sinnett and wife returned last week
from their Dakota trip. On the road home one
| OF the horses became sick aed they had to pur-
chase another one and go after it. They think
MOBILES county is far ahead OF Dakota.
j. D. Pratt is. building large commoGious
barn.
The fine rain of the first OF the week placed
the ground in good shape for blowing,
Threshing is nearly completed for this year
| which is much different from last year.
BREWSTER.
PGyerman and bought a car load Of apples
| Monday.
larged to double their capacity, the past week
A. Severson attended the dance at Fulda last
Saturday night, returning Sunday n
p. Gyerman and Son sells hog cholera pre-
ventive. ii you want to save your hogs, try the
medicine.
The roads are very muddy just now, owing TO
tie helv! in fall Sunday night.
Don't forget that we have a butcher shop in
town, located in the old barber shop.
/ understand we are to have a wedding in
the near future.
RANSOM.
Threshng is about finished in this town. 1t
is a good many years since the threshng was
all done SO early in the season. Many farmers
sustained great loss. last season from having
winter overtake them before their tlreshing
was done. This season every one was bent on
having his thr Sh;rg don" early md so it comes
that almost every body is through.
The new school house at the centre is about
finished and for a country school house 1t is
very tasteful one. think that In the coming
time more attention will be given to the; arch
itecture OF country school houses than has been
given heretofore and that with our school build
iDgs as with our hpmess we shall strive to have
them so attractive that we shall take a pride in
them. The few additional dollars spent for Or
namentation is money well spent. Miss Kerr.
of Rushmore, will teach the first term, which
will commence probably about November first
I do not hear of any new cases of hog cholera
and the herds that we're affected-what is left
of them-seem to be getting over it. We hope