The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-12-01

Constipation cured-pimples re-
moved-brings rich blood-snap and
vigor-youth and beauty-Klaus
German Tea. &c., SOC. $l.OO. Ray
Humiston.
It is reported that Miss Kate How
ey has boon called home from
Little Falls where she is teaching
school on account of the illness Of
her father, Frank Hovey.
VIM. Bebensee, residing on the
banks of the Ocheydan, says the
muskrats have made their winter
houses in deep water this winter.
This is il one of the never fail signs,
that when these animals go into
deep water and make deep holes for
the winter, a cold winter can be look
ed for.
The Frank Howard Concert Com
pany was greeted by a small aud
ense last night, but, nevertheless,
those present wero highly entertain
ed. The numbers rendered, both vo-
cal and instrumental, were of the
highest order; and loudly encored.
Other attractions tho same evening
diminished their audience.-Spirit
Lake Beacon.
B. Goodrich returned Saturday
from a weeks trip in Iowa for some
cattle. He brough' from near Traer
fourteen head of short horn Dur
hams, most of them young heifers,
E. A. Trip will have part of the
number of the number. This kind
of stock is becoming established in
this county now and is proving the
best for the farmer to have, for all
purposes.
If you want to reach the largest
number of people with an ADVERTISE
mont. If you want to get your pay
from tho editor. If you want to buy
or soil anything, you should adver.
tise in the A d ' a n c e as its circula,
ton beats anything in this city and
it, books will be cheerfully opened
Ito prove It, but we can do more job
work if We could get it; remember
~ in this line also.
/ Peter Klinkhammer's big granary
and machine shed, on section
Grand Prairie township, was destroyed
by fire last Friday night, entailing a
loss OF fully $2,50O, with no insur
ance. About ], 800 bushels of oats
and 1900 bushels of wheat were los
besides about all of the machinery
t. on the place, including two new
binders. The loss is a heavy one
, and Mr.. Klinkhammsr is entitled t,
. tho sympathy of all.-Democrat, AID
rian.
: sOThe Supt. and Train Dispatcher
. Office at Mankato was moved to 81
James Sunday. This was a sudde1
and unexpected move to the subord
mate officials and no reason can b
e. assigned for the move unless it is t.
+ have the officials who are directly il
! charge of the movement of trains a
the center terminal station in orde
that they can better observe tn
movements and handle them NOR
expeditiously. It will be a goo
. thing for St. James as their popula
q lation will be largely increased
}, and they can rest easy that ther
It will be no change that will NOV
n tho terminal from that town.
The Northwestern Telephone G,
. have established their station her
. 70 in the local exchange Office, the cor
nections being made Monday an
> now anyone having an instrumen
u can use the long distance line will
= out leaving their Office or residence
70 This result is due to the enterpris
o. of Mr.. Smallwood, first in putin
K long distance instruments in his !,
70 cal service, and then taking the ma
j. tor up with the other people. Thi
10 is a privilege seldom granted and n
:, Information is at hand that it h,
K ever been done before.
Tho drugstore, under the manage
ment of Miss Plots, was never
r neater shape than now. Everything
J. ~ neat as wax and the goods a
T. nicely arranged. C. W. w. Do
is and Mr.. Dewey Of Rushmoro we
u guests of the Central House Satu
IN day night. They were looking aft
II, a horse stolen from Mr.: Dewey son
time ago. Mr.. Dow is pretty goo