The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-07-28
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Nature Intended 9. man to Be strong
to love and be loved Cant expect
much from a sickly nervous man.
faint III him.; Rocky Mountain Tea
brings strength, nerve.
Threshermen will find convenient
blank at this Office for their work.
Call and examine them and leave an
order for a supply. When these
blanks are used there is no chance Of
dispute in the bill. stiff
| have nearly new engine and
separator, self feed, all complete which
I will sell cheap on easy terms or will
exchange for other good property.
- Address Box $50
Att Cherokee Iowa
"War with Spain by Rev.J Johnson
of Luverne, was fairly we'll attended
Friday evening, the excessive warm
weather doubtless kept many away.
The entertainment was good, and
Strengthens the opinion that our war
with SPAN is really for humanity,
and just and righteous conflict.
Ray Humiston took up lot Of
towels and other articles useful in
camp life, to the boys at Camp Ram
sey, last week for which they
were delighted to get and desired
him to return their sincere thanks to
the donors. 500 OF the fund raised for
them was sent to Capt. Dolan, Tues
day.
Friday evening while Frank Dow
was out driving, dog ran out from a
house and frightened his horse, while
in the vicinity of the creamery, upset.
ting the buggy and injuring Frank
so he was unable to work the next
day. The horse was found at a farm
house about three miles from town,
Saturday morning.
W. H. Harrington of Litchfield
was here one day last week and rent
ed the building occupied by Bonn
boys who moves to the one vacated
by Lovcless. Mr.. Harrington will
put in full and complete line of
shoes expecting to open. up early
next month. As he desired to rent
for three years it is quite evident
that he intends to become permen-
ent resident of this place.
Music! Piano, organ, violin, elo-
cution, harmony, chorus singing.
Minneapolis School Of Music, 4O8
Nicolot Ave., Minneapolis Established
for the common people) has made a
for it's excellent method of
instruction and liberal terms. Prices
less than one-ffth of what other mus
ical institutions or colledges charge.
ANDREW RoHM,
194w Musical Director.
Saturday afternoon while mum.
Der Of children were jumping and
on loaded wagons passing
Mr. Aagaards residence, four year
old son of Mrs. Boards fell under
the wheel of wagon with load of
hay on.The wheel ran over the boys
abdomen and it is miracle that he
was not seriouly injured if not killed
but he was around Sunday and ap-
parently all right.
About fifty laboring men or tramps
took possession of freight train
coming from Omaha Saturday. Con-
ductor Stedman wired to Window to
have officers come to the train when
it arrived here, and Deputy Severson
went down and the men left the train
any trouble. They appeared
to be laboring men and said they
were on their way to the harvest
fields of North Dakota Window
Free Press.
W. W. Loveless now occupies his
new building. This Is the finest bus:
mesa block in the city and the only
brick>buil ding in the block in which
it is located. The village as we'll as
the owner can we'll feel proud of this
building. 1t is two story, the upper
one being fitted up for Offices, which
are roomy, light and airy: When
Mr.. Loveless gets hia atese straight.
ened up be- will have a model grocery.
The Temple Of Fame was very crep.
lilly presented at the court hQsNae: on
Tuesday evening by local talent, un-::
der the capable management of Miss
Carrie McCune. Several of the char.
acters were particularly good, espee,
tally the comic ones, but the list ia too
long for PARTICULAR mention. It was
repeated ON Wednesday. :. Miss
Carrie McCune returned to her home
in Worthington last Thursday=Hast-
ings Gazette, ...>.>s. -.