The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-10

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Otto Hieneman went to Worthlng
l ton, where he is getting a considera:
I BILE business for his laundry, Thurs
Il day Window Free Press:
Two daughters, aged seven and
g two years, of Knute Open, of Chic,
ago, recently arrived at the home Of
their grand parents, D. E. Fish.
w. NJ. Evans left last week for a
visit at Des Moines and Gowrie, la,
It is expected he will return this
week accompanied by Mrs. Evans.
p. Bloom has gone to Deer Lake,
! Wis. to look the country over with
the intention Of settling there If he
!, likes it, It is heavy timber country,
/ G. n. Schechterleft Sunday for a
j trip through Iowa and Illinois adver.
Using the lands under his agency
I He is getting to be hustler in this
! business. .s.3..
/ The barn of w. NJ. Oxford on sec
tion 50, Seward, was struck by light
/. ming last Friday night and with all OF
| his feed, grain and machinery entire
| " consumed. S.
We are under obligations to Hon
.ID. Shell, our efficient and popular
representative. for copy of the '97
blue book, which contains much use
full information. 0
The social held at the residence so1
W. b. Stoutemyer last week Friday
evening was we'll attended consider:
ing the weather. The society real
lied about $50. =>a>S ',>-7' IS
i Orders have been entered at the
Minnesota state prison for 10 cal
loads Of binding Irvine thus far. TIE
Warden does not expect 10 De able te
supply the demand. {;
| P. Therreau was called to Adrian
Monday to do job OF plum )lng
| Another evidence that Worliington
is able to supply the demands Of tbs
county in any capacity. =
The case of A. Wester and He'd
berg & Clausen has been before the
| Supreme Court who affirmed the de
clsion Of the trial court which was a
verdict for the plaintiff.
Ringing Bros. famous and popu
lar circus represents a cash invest
ment of So, 100000. The cost of op
Grating this stupendous enterprise
will be over 81 ,20O,O this season.
| Knute, Open is reported to be
sinking quite low and his recovery is
becoming more doubtful. He now
weighs about so pounds, while il
good health weighed $50 pounds.
kingling Bros worlds gveates1
shows has been fully doubled in SIZE
since last season, and is undoubtedl,
the largest combined circus. lnenag
erie and hippodrome ever org anized
| Last Friday evening straw berry
and ice cream social was held at the
home of Austin Hovey's, in Summit
Lake. There was large attendance
and was SUCCESS socially and finan.
cially.
Ringing Bros. present genuine
geological novelty this season in d
pair of'pure white polar bears, which
attract unlimited attention from all
who visit this biggest Of all big
shows.
Grand bali at the old school house.
Rushmore, July 3rd, commencing at
4 o'clock p. M Good music and a
good time guaranteed. Come and
celebrate the glorious Fourth
B. Leonard, Manager
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Golf left Mon
day night for MinneaE oils, Mr.. Golf
as delegate to the Odd Fellows con.
vention and Mrs. Golf as delegate
to the Rebecca convention. They
will be gone about week.
W. F.. BARLEY recently finished a
366 foot we'll for VIM. Lacke! near
Brewster. :, He also secured plenty
of water in a 81 foot we'll for the
Round Lake creamery: He is now
putting down we'll for E. G.. CHATTER,
| B. A. Carpenter, of Huntley, Fari.
bault county, is here on visit to his
cousin, A. P. Darling. He will re.
main a couple of weeks looking over
the country with a view of buying a
farm and locating here permanently,
Dan Shells horse became fright
ened by windmill starting while he
was at old gentleman. Firth's place
last Saturday, smashing the front
wheel of the buggy SO that another
vehicle had to. be borrowed to get
home with. - :
/ H: B. Tibbetts completed putting
in the large Corliss engine in the
Heron Lake mill last week. The en-
CINE was started up. and everything
worked perfectly w Tibbetts has
accepted position as engineer for
the milling company. r. =
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AMI Misses Nettie and Jennie Stout
emyer left Tuesday morning byteam