The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-04-07


5 certain but what be will 60 on /,
. Klondiks from there.
Misses McItyre returned to thei
: home in Ransom, Ill, Tuesday, aftel
! q few weeks visit with their sister
Mrs. II. N. Douglass.
Moses Jorden was brought here
from Brewster Tuesday for lighting,
He was given ten days sentence
with Sheriff Anderson.
/ You can have your wall paper.
cleaned as good as:new for less than
J. half the cost of the paper. Leave
orders with G. W. Darby.
!. It is. reported that the farmers
south of Harris and Ocheydan Ia,
are sowing their wheat over again,
the first sown not growing. ~
Twill take a limited number of
sheep to herd. Old sheep Is cents a
head, lambs Is cents bead. \.
| D. J. Green. 80.
If you have any items Of news bring
them to us, we have no other paper
to copy our items from, besides this
we desire to have them original.
| c. Harting bored a we'll for Eli
Ogg and A. Finckh last week, and
went to Brewster this week to bore
one for A. w. Ebert, the merchant. :
| We handle the celebrated ''De
Kalle' fence Co.'S field and hog fence.
Any length from two feet up.
IS John w. Tuthill Lumber Co.
Harry Humiston manufactured a
harness for stockman last week,
that is said to be the finest and best
harness ever made in Worthington.
The attendance to Bob. Burdette
promises to be very large. Sale of
seats will be open to the public
Monday morning at Marlands drug
store,
Don't be persuaded into taking
something said to be just like Rocky
Mountain Tea. There's nothing
made like it. IS cents. Ask your
druggist.
Will. Falk left Monday night with
Ole Degn; if he is not given instruct
ions to resume work Oh the telegraph
line he will probably go through to
the coast.
Rem. Mccartney is able to be out
again after being laid up for couple
of weeks with rheumatism. He ex-
poets to resume work at the depot
this week.
Bob. Burdette draws crowded hous
es wherever he goes, and they are al
ways highly pleased with his enter
tainments. See him Friday evening
next week.
The Herald is authority for the re-
port that Mrs. Julia H. Mcclure and
Miss Hattie expect to return to Wor-
Ellington soon to make this point |
their future home.
Sweet young girls often develop
into listless, worn out women. Moth
ers should give their loved ones
Rocky Mountain Tea, Natures reme-
dy. Ask your druggist.
Alderman & Cramer passed through |
here Wednesday from C.Gran's farm
where they completed a bored we'll,
and were on their way to put down
one for Mr.. Osman, in Elk.
Chas. Siebur8. the Jeweler, is SELL
ing 8 day clocks with strike and al
arm for $500 without the alarm $25O 0.
Alarm clocks at $l.0O and $1.25. All
warranted to give satisfaction. 35-l
Biliousness is caused by a lazy
liver, permits food to sour in your
stomach, makes you cross. Rocky
Mountain Tea makes you cheerful
and we'll. Ask your druggist.
The Epworth League gaxe Mr.and
Mrs. E. w. Sinnett very pleasant
surprise party last Friday evening
and as a token of their friendship,
gave them nice rocking chair.
All kinds Of Farm Machinery re-
paired promptly, and work guaran-
teed. Disc sharpening and grinding
at Hendricks & Mackay's old stand.
Give us a call. Olson & BLuME 20
Never before have we been able to
show as large and complete a stock
of dry lumber as at the present time.
Look us up and get prices on lists
of your wants. J. w. Tuthill Lumber
Co. IS.
A carpet sewing bee was held at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Phillips last
week Thursday. Quite number of
her friends from town were present
and the occasion was highly enjoyed
by all. = : q.
The report that S. "A. Paulson had