The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-06-02

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an interest in the tools used in bis
shop, and in about two or three
months he expects to open up the
market again.
A Mr.. Casey is the new assistant
in the Arends saloon. We under
stand he is from Worthington, and
will move his family here in the near
future Sibley Herald,
o. X. Hawley, editor of the Bulle-
tin, and wife, Baldwin, Wis.,, stopped
here Saturday, for a days visit with
his brother here, on his way home
from Omaha Exposition.
James Mackay spent Sunday at
Mankato with relatives. While there
he saw a fire and says the Worthing-
ton boys could have put it out in hall
the time that it was done in.
The Maiden hung her shapely
head and whispered in my ear
YOURS til death I'll always be. just
promise me Rocky Mountain Tea
IS cents Ask your druggist.
Mrs. John A. Saxon's father, John
Sunman died Tuesday, at his home
in Evanston, Ill: She left for there
in response to telegram, Tuesday
evening, to attend the funeral.
Jas, Budde of St. Kilian was grant
ed a license by the commissioners
last week. Messrs. Palm and Lind
quist voting in the negative, the
others voting in the Affirmative.
All kinds of Farm Machinery re-
paired promptly, and work guaran-
teed. Disc sharpening and grinding
at Hendricks & Mackay's old stand.
Give us call. OLSON &BLUME 20
The village council met Friday
night, allowing large grist of bills.
granted Ivan Erickson a saloon Ii
cense in the building formerly occu-
pied by Gus Honneger. Ordered re-
pairs made on the sewer in the Clary
addition.
Flat chunks of ice the size of dol
lar fell north of Rushmore Tuesday
afternoon. In some places the ground
was covered with hail. As the crops
are not sufficiently advanced they
probably received no harm.--Rush'
NOSE Magnet.
The opera house was packed to list
en- to the Menely trio and hear Mr.
Stewart. The trio was fine and fire.
quently appla uded. Mr.. Stewart
made a straightforward talk and
seemed to know what he was talking
about.-Gazette, Virginia, Ill.
S. Anderson, Ed johnson and S
Benson of Summit Lake had an al.
tercation last week resulting in An
derson and johnson being arrested
this week. They we're bound ovel
to hearing to take place before
Justice Schechter next Monday.
VIM. Malcolm went to St, Pete1
Saturday and returned with his wife
Monday morning. Their many friends
are pleased to learn that Mrs. NAL
colin has recovered, and feeling much
better in many ways than ever be-
fore, but is quite weak physically.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society
will hold meeting at the residence
of Mrs. G. A. Forbes Friday after
noon at o'clock. A full attendance
is requested as the election Of officers
will be held and other importan
business come before the meeting.
All of the material for the tele
phone line has arrived except tn
poles, and they are expected dali.
and should have been here befor'
this as they have been on the road
long time; as soon as they do arriv'
work will be commenced at once ant
rapidly pushed to completion.
Frank Hamburger is now selling
cream separator, which is taking vel
among the farmers,and all those use
Ing one speak very highly of them
The price is very reasonable ant
within the reach of all, and they ar
a very desirable machine for butte
makers.
The Misses Josephine Smead 9
Sioux Falls, Avaline French of Jack
son, Mabel F. Smith of Minneapolis
and Elizabeth Eaton of Stillwate
have been employed as teachers
take the place of Misses Fullerton
Brewer, Price and Bateman, at. tn
next term of school.