The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-02-17

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Good soap 10 bars 25c at Rew's.
Harness From $5. up.
The largest and most complete line
of harness and harness goods ever
shown in this city, at HI. S. Humis-
toms. n .
The Worthington Milling company
is out with an elegantly painted de:
livery wagon, which is the most at
tractive one ever on our streets.
Oliver & Madison shipped four car
loads of sheep to Chicago last week.
Mr.. Madison, Claude Mitchell and
Flank Lyon accompanied them.
The Epworth' League social Friday
evening was we'll attended, and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed in
singing, Rotations and reading.
Until further notice I will buy
poultry paying Z cents for Turkeys
and 4 cents for chickens, live. Bring
them in at once. O. X. KJoRLAUa.
Geo. D. Dayton and wife returned
home yesterday. Their many friends
will be pleased to see them back
again and Mr.. Dayton rapidly recov-
ering.
Information has been received that
Chas. Baldwin had served out his
sentence, at Spirit Lake and was i'm
mediately placed on trial for another
offense.
John Dalberg, Of Rushmore, has
traded his farm for stock of general
merchandise at Bigelow, and will
take possession as soon as the invoice
can be made.
Uncle VIM, Yahn is again made
grandpa, as We understand son and
heir has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben. Yahn, of Worthington.--Sig-
nal, Bigelow.
Supt. Spencer, of the Omaha road
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday
looking over the ground for building
a large coal shed, stock yards and
other improvements.
Clerk Stevens issued a marriage
license last week Wednesday to
James E. Booth and Maud Miner,
and on Friday to Romanes Hartman
and Adelhict Tennesen.
n. Bloom has purchased tho inter-
est of Dan Fish in the blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Fish will leave soon for
the northern part of the state, where
he has some farm interests.
Mr.. NcGraw, druggist for Ray
Humiston, left on Monday to take
charge of the latter's store at Ellis
worth. MI. Humiston will have
another druggist here in few days.
The county is in fair way to lose
from $500 to 81 600 at one stroke on
account of the county printing ar
rangement. This is always the case
when an attempt is made to get some
thing for nothing.
The Oriental Degree of Humility
met last night to make arrangements
for a grand "blow out" Saturday
night. From tho way it is being
talked of, it will be an interesting
time with banquet.
Mrs. G. Fl. Beaulieu, wife of the
pastor of the Episcopel Church here,
died at LIE Sueur, Monday Feb. 7th.
The members of bis church and other
friends will sympathize with him in
his sad bereavement.
The spiritulistic show at Masonic
hall Sunday night was well attended
and tho audience was mystified but
are none the wiser as to tho agoncies
used to make the table dance and
perform tho other illusions or delu
sions, Il
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Andrew Hauenstein, of SUNNI
Lake township, was taken to StPete
yesterday by Sheriff Anderson, TO
treatment. He has been slight,
mentally deranged for the last tw'
weeks. Henry Sharping accompan
led them. -. -.
Fred Smith, aged about II years
suffered quite bad accident Monda,
He was hitching up team at tn
farm of o. Langseth when anothe
party got into tho wagon the tear
was being hitchsd, which started tn
team causing one end Of neck yok
to catch Smith in the side and til
other end struck building. Smit
had one rib broken and was otherwis
injured. A physician was summone
and the boy is resting - comtortabl
as could be expected under the eli
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