The Worthington advance., 1897-01-28

81 WAoE0 - GO-Ouy AAals a. oonA
of Worthington. H-I2|
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church are obtaining literature to
send to the lumber camps. Maga-
zines OF all kinds are solicited for the
purpose. Those having any not wanted
are requested to send the same to Mrs.
Hastings.
Ex-Sheriff Thorn moved into one
of Mrs. Johnson's houses in the east
end Of town last week as he was not
able to occupy the house on his farm
owing to sickness of present occupant
Sheriff Anderson now occupies the
official residence.
County Attorn y Peterson viii be
at the following places for the con
venience of parties desiring to pay
their taxes: Adrian, Tuesday and
Wednesday Feb. Is and l7th; Ellis
worth Thursday Feb. 18th, noon until
Friday noon Feb. 10Th.
A Marshall man has invented a
machine for freezing ice for family
use. The machine Will cost S,5.OO,
and the chemicals for one year will
cost $1.40, and the time required for
freezing enough ice for all day is Is
minutes.-Murray Co. Herald.
The village council held their regu-
lar meeting Friday evening: ALI
members present except Pres. Forbes.
The only business transacted was the
allowance of bills. The telephone
}question Of placing poles On 10th St.
was discussed but no action ;,ken "
Severt Sorem has purchased lumber
Of Harry Russel, and will erect new
house and barn in Ransom TOWNSHIP %.
-. Much to the regret Of :he entire
community, Mrs. D. C. Bear is still
quite i'll aud unable TO attend to her
household cares Signal, Bigelow.
Harry Thom, of Rushmure, has EN-
p}oyed a blacksmith of Adrian wit
\ number Of years of experience and
is prepared to do all kinds Of smith
ing in a first class manner including
horse shoeing. He invites the peo-
pie ia that vicinity to gi7e him a
call. "a
Last week Ray Humiston was IT,
appointed a member of the State
Board of Pharmacy for the term end
ing January 1, 1901, by Gov. Ciough
! Alex Fiddes of Jackson Co., was ap-
pointed a member OF the State Board
! of Equalization, both appointments
we're confirmed by the Senate.
4 Irrigation has solved the problem,
OF successful farming. From $780,
to $1,000. per acre has been realized
from one years crop cn land under
irrigation in the Arkansas River Val
ley, Colorado. Join excursion Feb
i End and see how thisas accomplished
For particulars call on or address
FRED NOEL, Adrian, Minn. 24-2
! LeMars has shoe factory which
i it is expected will hegin operations
4 this week. The>fac+ory will employe
| quite large number Of men and will
materially benefit the adjacent coun.
try. It is hoped this enterprise will
prosper and be success, which ii
will certainly, if given the support oil
home patronage, SO far as practicable
Farmers having seed grain of any
kind for sale should advertise it so
that others can secure the best quail.
ity possible for seeding purposes
As the success of crops depend large.
y on the quality of grain sown.
| Special care should be given not to
SOW grain that contains mustard seed
that his pest may be eradicated from
! the field.
E. VI. Crane, of the Omaha genera
office in this city, haas filed his resig
, nation with Supt. Spencer, the same
to take effect on Monday. Mr.. Crane
) will go to Worthington, where it i.
understood he will go into bushes!
, for himself. Mr.. Crane has beer
r with the Omaha company for sever
l years and among all the employe.
) there is not one more faithful anC
conscientious. He has performed hi:
duties with credit to himself and tc
the company. With his associate
he is popular and he has always helc
! the confidence and esteem of the peo
pie of Manlzato, who will wish hin
! unbounded success dOr the future
| Mankato Review.
We notice in the missioner:
proceedings from a number Of coun
ties, in addition to the usual publica
tons being given to the local papers
a resolution is passed, that all printed
matter of every description, that is
all bound books aud such 1s,atte1
that county Offices cannot make, be
purchased through the local establish
ments. This enables the home print
ers to make small profit and NO ad
ditioal costs to the county, This husi
ness can be done through any of ourloc
: al printers and they receive a benefit
) It is sincerely hoped that our present
county officials will give the boys
here an opportunity to realize small
profit from this class of work insteac
of ordering it direct and no one but
the manufacturer realizing any bene-
fit as has been done heretofore.