The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-05-05

Geyerman and son of Brewster con
template charging their now large
store this summer.
For disc and pillow sharpening take
them to Fred Olson, at Mackay &
Hinrichs old stand. 34tf
The Wood Bros.' new patent self
feeder and band cutter, for sale by
Saxon & Amondson.
A heavy rain fell here Sunday. It
is estimated that fully two inches of
water fell on the level.
E. A. Lynd, of DesMoines, Ia,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Evans, this week.
A line from Theo. Palmer says they
all like it at EauClaire, Wis, very
much and are nicely located.
G.. R. Henton. of Luverne, has been
appointed boiler inspector for the
four corner counties of the state.
Ice cream, cake and coffee will be
served. Friday night at the Saliva
ton Army Hall. Price ten cents.
Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Mrs. Augusta Hartune, of Brew
ster, was doing business in Worthing-
ton Monday, and visiting with friends.
1t is reported that P. McCarve]
will complete the large store at Brew
ster which he has built, this summer.
G. H. Alvord has discontinued oper.
ating his delivery wagon for the
merchants on account of slack bust
ness.
Ice cream and cake at the Saliva.
ton Army Hall Friday night. Price
ten cents. Come and enjoy your
selves, Ia
DR.. A. N. Cheney and brother z. r
left Tuesday for Montana and Idaho
to look up locations for engaging in
business.
Saxon & Amondson have new in
vention in the oil can line, with il
the user can oil machinery a rod OF
two away.
Apple trees, fifteen cents each
Your choice of varieties at the Kan.
aranzi Nursery. Write Fred Mohl
Adrian, MINI.
John Ryan recently went up the
road to work on the new railroad, but
his team being too light sold them
and returned home.
Mrs. Randall, Of Luverne, visited
Mrs. Geo. Mackay between trains
last week. She was on her way home
from trip to the coast.
A we'll digger was overcome by gas
while sinking we'll in Jackson coun.
ty last week with an augur and died
before he could be rescued.
Chas. A. Swanson and family left
Monday night for visit in their old
home. They expect to be gone about
tx or seven months, in Sweden.
House and lot for sale, better
known as the old Durfse property, al
80 horse and buggy.
1872 F. G. GE1aER.
The time for cleaning up expires
today. If you want to get ahead o.
the village authorities in doing thu
work, it should be done Immediately
G.. w. Patterson and family were
here Monday arranging for moving
here from Ashton. They expect te
reach here this week to remain per
manently.
r. F.. Baker is preparing for tn
erection of his new brick store on tn
site of his present location. The up
per floor will contain Office room
and small hall.
Morris & Geyerman, hardwar
dealers Brewster contemplate erect
ing large two story brick buildin,
this season for hardware store ant
the upper room for a hall.
| WANTED Reliable men to trav
ell in this and nearby towns; salar
and expenses weekly. State age an,
occupation. Address, Globe Co., Y
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa,
A. P. Rose is now employed on th
Herald staff, he making the thir
man. The Globe short time az
advertised rush of work. The A {
van Q finds it difficult to keep on
man busy. @ -"
D. Catalan, of Rockwell, Ia, an
P. Fl. Finnegan, Of Owatonna, we,
here this week looking over real q
tate with view of buying. II
former now owns a half section
this county. 49,.
In letter from Peter Klaus he sa,
eve have nearly all of our crops
and our garden is looking fine, \
will have radishes and lettuce to G,
in week. The stock have plenty
grass and are doing we'll. This
the latest spring that has bet
known in the part Of Idaho, but !
are ahead Of Minnesota YET"