The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-01-06
Cranberries 1Oc per quart at Rew's

Cranberries 10c per quart at Rew's.
Mrs. J. Joynson returned home
Tuesday from Chicago. Mr.. Joyn-
son went to Sibley to assist her in
the change of cars at that point. She
is much better and her friends will
welcome her home. The doctors who
treated her at Chicago say she has
endured remarkably we'll the suffer-
ing she has been obliged to go
through in her affection.
j. D. Brawnd and Jas. Burris, of
Dundee, were arrested Tuesday
night by Deputies Aagaard and
Fauskee, for selling liquor without
license. They were brought before
Justice Schechter Wednesday FORE
noon. They waived examination and
were placed under $500 bonds to ap-
pear before the grand jury.
The Baptist church held it's annual
business meeting Monday evening
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Treasurer, A. C..
Hedberg; secretary, M. S. Smith;
trustees, G.. Swanberg, J. H. Max
we'll, W. E. Stoutemyer: Sunday
School officers: Superintendent, w.
Saxon; assistant superintendent, Miss
R. Bateman; choister, w. Saxon; Ii.
brarian, H. Peterson.
The cook should examine CAREFUL y
the label of the baking powder and
see that she is not imposed upon. If
the grocer sends anything but the
Royal, send it back, as one cook did
five times until she got the Roval.
The only safe way is for the cook to
have the finest things t, work with,
and the Royal is not only the finest
but the most economical to use be-
cause it goes 80 much further.
The Furstenburg boys are building
a threshing separator out on the
Kyle farm, after an idea of their own.
The machine will have 36 inch CYL
inder and a 60-inch rear, and, with a
devise they put in, will make com
plete separator. They will also at
tach swinging stacker, which, with
other improvements they will add,
will make the most complete thresh-
ing outfit in the field next season.
The steel tower and tank of the
city water works at Marshall COL
lapsed about midnight last week
Wednesday, and the entire stru cture,
ITO feet high, fell in one heap. The
collapse Was due, no doubt, to the
formation of ice from water trickling
through hole caused by the tank
being pierced by rifle ball. Three
people, sleeping close by, narrowly
escaped, the head of one being
bruised by falling ice. The crash
was attended by considerable noise,
and many people awoke, thinking an
explosion had occurred.
I'm firmly convinced that the suck
ers are not all dead yet. In fact,
many of them publish newspapers,
and I'm one of 'em, bet your sweet
life on that. "Weuns" send our pa
pers year after year, and devil cent
do we get from number of subscrib-
ers. "Weuns" do enough advertis-
ing of different kinds free gratis fol-
nothing which would keep our Offices
we'll supplied with many new and
desirable font of type. "Weuns" ev-
cry tive years help the different fell
lows get Office, and develish little
thanks we get for our work. "Weuns'
work year after year for the republi
can party and get it in the snoot fo1
our damphoolishness. "Weuns" helk
everybody but ourselves, and if the
above does not establish the claim
that |'weuns" are suckers, can give
you more examples some other time
-Anoka Union.