The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-04-21

Howard Hinkly, Of Adrian passed
tn ough here Saturday enroute for
chicago. ,.,.
For disc and pillow sharpening take
hem to Fred Olson, at Mackay q
H;nr;chs old stand. 34tf
Chas. Segerstrom has purchased a
me hundred and twenty acre farm IN
section %, Bigelow.
Wanted-A boy to work. in store.
Address in writing, at once, Box "a,
Worthington, Mimi. 36tt
is. Blair has rented the A %. u.
W. dwelling house next to the Swed-
.ish Mercantile store.
McNaughton & Co, moved their
stock of millinery goods to F. Hans
bergers store this week.
John James completed we'll for
Axel Wass ct depth of 1855 feet and
obtained plenty of water.
Will Burton and father left laet
week Wednesday for Cass county to
look over the land there.
Peter Cedergreen, OF Iowa. is here
improving his farm in section twenty
seven, by setting out trees.
Austin Sykes, aged "a years, died
Saturday Of old age. He lived about
four miles east OF Round Lake.
Rooms for rent, furnished or un-
furnished in the Wilson dwelling.
w. P. JENKINS.
E. Bloom is building a house and
barn in lot back of the Catholic
church. A. n. White is doing the
work.
Lost, gold wishbone stick pin,
with diamond setting. Finder will
please leave at this Office and receive
reward.
G.. H. Tobey, real estate dealer OF
Sibley, formerly resident OF this
place transacted business here last
Friday.
H. Haggard' had a fun: coat tax
en- from his rig while standing in
front of Mishler's livery barn, last
Friday.
Charles Gerlach recently had a
finger amputated by getting It in a
feed grinder while working for w.
Barton.
Miss Louise Brehany's solo! was
one of the most charming features Of
the evening.-Boston Advertiser.
May End.
Make money by threshing with q
Nichols & Shepard Separator. Sax
on & Amondson, Agents Worthing-
ton, MINI.
The Mission Friends have the
foundation for their new church laid,
on the southwest corner of 9Th street
and 5th avenue.
Apple trees, fifteen cents each.
Your choice of varieties at the Kan
aranzi Nursery. Write Fred Mohl,
Adrian, MINI.
w. W. Lovelsss has put up large
new awning, one that will shade the
entire front of his store at any time
during the day.
Andrew Armstrong Of Elk now
enjoys riding in new carriage. Our
reporter does not state who tho fortu-
nate lady will be.
j. D. Humiston received three cars
moro of binders this week. This
makes eight carloads of binders he
has received this. season.
Alfred A. Engel of Iowa will build
a new house and barn on his farm
about two miles and half north of
Round Lake, this season. =.
Rev. John Halstrom and wife, now
of Fergus Falls, formerly pastor of
the Indian Lake Baptist church, Wis
i4ed friends here during last week.
D. S. Longs registered Clydsdale
Stallion will be at Veterinary j. N.
Gould's barn, Worthington, Mimi;
every Saturday, commencing April ~.
DR.. Dolan left Monday for New
York City to take postgraduate
course. He will be absent about two
months and upon his return will re-
sumo practice. r. 4. i. .. .. g.
A surgeon in Michigan has discov.
cred, that by pinching the proper
sensory nerve, headache can b abol.
ished. Our authority fails to divulge
where the nerve is located.
It adds spice to dreary life, encou.
RACES the human heart, lifts one ont
Of despair, breathes new life and con-
fidence. That's what Rocky Noun.
tain Tea will do. IS cents. Ask
your druggist.
Mrs. Henry Fuqua left Tuesday
for Walla Walla, Warrington, to join
her husband who has secured q posi-
ton as engineer in an ice manufact-
uring plant at q salary Of $76. Per
month. We are pleased to her good
fortune in securing such Z lucrative
position, B