The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-09

S Arthur Mclntyre, OF Lake LARK
spent Sunday with relatives, a. N
Douglass.
{ r. F. Baker accompanied by Mrs
A. n: Cheney left Tuesday for a visi
in Wisconsin.
4 If you want the cheapest and hes
bicycle in town, call on Deal Bros, q
w. p. jenkins. sg.s55s 1=s. 39tf
Nels Dahlberg is NOW a resident 81
Round Lake, having moved his falni
~ there last week. =.
| For disc and pillow sharpening take
them to Fred Olson, at Mackay &
Hinrichs old stand. 9. 34tf
w. 81. Harrington makes som.
prices on shoes that are worth look,
ing up in this issue. go. ...:.
All kinds of mems slippers
for warm weather at
Schwartz's shoe store.
! Oliver & Msdison are again locat.
ed at the old stand, their market
being in fine shape. II (
| Robert Shore, of Ransom, had
three head of cattle killed during the
heavy storm Friday.
G.. F. Hilstrom, the hustling real
estate dealer of Calendar, Iowa, was
in town the past week.
Rem Mccartney is building the
foundation for his new house, Sam
Swanson will put it up.
Mrs. j. X. Turner returned to her
home in Lakefeld Tuesday after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. w. j. O'Connor left last Sat.
urday for a trip to the cities. She is
expected back this week..
| L.C. Morell and wife, OF Sheldon,
are visiting their daughter,' Mrs.
John Ramage, this week.
If you want a nice trimmed
hat at a very low price, call
on Mrs. w. j. O'Connor. :
Mrs. A. A. Doolittle and children
are visiting relatives, II. W. Doolittle
of the Worthington Hotel.
r. S. Hurd has moved into the up
stairs of F. G. Stitser's house until
their new house is completed.
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Hans Jorgenson sold his farm in
section Is, Hersey, last week, to Au-
gust Olson. of Jewell junction, Ia.
Lost, a hunting dog, white with
yellow ears and long hair. If found
notify John Dolheim or this office.
The heavy rain of Friday prevent
ed the holding the annual evening
picnic at Round Lake for the teacL-
ers.
Don't break your back pushing a
lawn mower, when you can get them
sharped right, at Saxon & Am non
sons. Att
The Salvation Army had soldiers
teaservice Monday evening which was
enjoyed very much by a good attend
dnce.
Mrs. G.. G. Fellows went to St.
Paul last week Thursday to consult
physicians relative to taking treat.
ment.
Love1ess sells the
electric light globes for
rs CTS.
Herman aud Henry Leistico, W.
Lemmerding and Geo. Smith left on
Monday for q land seeing trip in
Cass county.
The, Worthington Mill is shut
down this week undergoing some re.
pairs that will put it in better shape
than for years.
r. F. Baker has moved his stock of
clothing to the old Hansberger meat
market until his new store is ready
for occupancy.
Dentist j. r. Conway will attend
meeting of the State Dental Board at
Minneapolis next week Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Prussian condition, worm and heave
powders, poultry food & lice killer for
chickens. Stock food in packages or
Is pound pals at Stitsers. 30
Mr.. Dewey, OF Rushmore, was in
town Monday and says he expected
his son Leo would leave SanFrancis-
co Wednesday for Manila.
Mrs.-.E. E. Beckley returned to her
home in Sheldon on Friday of last
last week after a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Carl Palm returned last Thursday
from his trip to Sweden. He is look
ing much better in health and enjoy
ed good time while there.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim-
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin c0nntiea. Minnea0ta.