The Worthington advance., 1898-10-06

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cal attendance it is expected the few.
er will be checked.
A correspondent TO the Mime.
apolis Tribune from Camp Meade
says that Seargent Rose is visiting
friends at Scranton, Penn.
Mrs. Bitner and daughter will
spend the winter with Mrs. Webb
the latter taking charge Of her broth
ers newsstand in the post Office. p.
Rocky Mountain Tea makes no
false promises. No tedious treat.
ment, no mere temporary relief, but
permanent cure.Ask your druggist. =
Rocky Mountain Tea gives immed.
late relief, permanent cures, gives
life and health, soothes and cures
you while you'sleep. 35c. Ask your
druggist. . :%<@a :, -:
On another page by the courtesy
of Mrs. Hattie Bassett, of Rushmore,
we are permitted to publish letter,
from her son now in Manila, that is
thrilling with interest. -.
It makes no difference to US wheth-
or you have been treated by doctors
or other remedies. If you still suffer
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Ask your druggist.
Henry James has purchased lot
situated near the diagonal of Peter
Thompson. He will commence build
ing a residence at once and as soon
ascompleted move into town.
Mrs. Art. Palm came down from
Mankato last Saturday and is visit
ing with her mother Mrs. Geo.
Mackay. Mr.. Palm spent Sunday
here visiting relatives and friends.
Here we have it, a new stock of tea
coffee, tobacco, cigars, candles and
oysters, meals and lunches at all
times, at the New Restaurant.
G. G. DoEDEN, propr.
For furniture call and see nv line
before bying -lswhere. Am putting
in new stock and can fit you out in
anything or quality wanted at prices
that will suit. JNo.KAuFMAN,
80 Breweter MINI.
Julius Moll was taken before JUS
tice Hildreth, last Thursday for be.
ing intoxicated and disorderly. He
was given forty days with Sheriff
Anderson, which will just let him out
in time to vote.
Jno. Kaufman Brewster sell the
"Household" sewing mschine of the
desk and drop style or any style
wanted. Easiest running and best
sewing machine on the market. On
sale at Brewster and Dundee. Call
and see the them. 80
Frank Kloss, of Worthington, has
accepted position as baker in the
Palace Bakery during the absence
of Mr.. W. E. Manchester who, with
Mrs. Manchester will spend a week
in the twin cities. They leave Fri
dav noon.-Jackson Pilot.
A tourist was in town Monday gath
er'ng in a few dimes, painting red
signs on the side walks. His busi-
ness aourished to the extent of paint
ing himself internally with booze so
that he was led to the ''cooler" under
a load that could barely be held up.
The republicans nominated at their
convention, G. M. Cory, for Court
Commissioner. This office is one of
the four year term and is now held
by L. B. Bennet who was elected two
years ago, therefore commissioner
for that Office will not be elected this
year.
Work on the ditch is progressing
finely. Mr.. Thurber hoped to com.
plete the work entirely, this week,
but it is doubtful if he can. He has
been doing nice work and has han
died the dirt for about two cents a
yard while the usual expense is from
five to seven cents.
Congregational Church, Sunday
Oct. 9th, Rev. j. II. Morley, State
Supt. Of Missions for Minnesota,
sometimes called the Congregational
Bishop of Minnesota, will be with
the pastor. All evening services from
this time on will be at 7:3O, instead
of 8, as heretofore.
Died, Emil Mah]berg, aged &c
years, at the home of his parents.
Eric Mahlberg, in Indian Lake town.
ship, Wednesday, Sept. 18th, of IN.
flamation of the bowels. The funer.
al was held Thursday afternoon at
the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev.
Anderson, officiating.
Jno. Sykes has purchased a lot of
Howard Durfee, located on Fifth
Ave., east of Will Humiston's. He
will not build house on it this fall
but contemplates doing 80 at some
future time. In 1887 Mr.. Sykes paid
$l4O for this lot and afterwards sold
it, and at this purchase he paid $3.50
Last Monday, Sept. 26, at Cleve
land, Ohi9/occurred the marriage O
Richard Butler, of Ellsworth. MINI.
and Miss Amy Gates, of Cleveland
Ohio. The young couple will make
their home in Minneapolis, where {
magnificent residence has been fit
ted up for them.-Ellsworth News.
Mrs. Addie Northam Fields, on
gagged in the temperance work, vii
visit this place at near date. Sh'
is an excellent speaker, uniting rar
fund of knowledge with gift of Ian