The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-04-07
Awarded
Highest honors-World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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John Sahlbom, after nearly ten
years of efficient service with the
Swedish Mercantile Co.,, moved this
week into the country ON a farm
southeast Of town with his father-in-
law, &. Nordquist. "
Improved farms, Prairie and tim
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wnkin counties, Minnesota. |
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail-
road fare. NJ. E. LAYTON, Agt.
Do not forget tho special school
meeting Monday evening, to ratify
the action of the Board of Educa-
ton in the issuance of refunding
bonds whereby $3.50 will be saved
each year and q bonus OF $3.50 re-.
ceived on tho sale of bonds. It is a
matter of dollars and cents in taxes.
Frank Howard Concert Company
gave q pleasing entertainment to q
fair audience here Monday evening.
He is supported by better artists
this year than whom here before, and
therefore his entertainment was
above that of his previous visit. The
company are deserving Of large at
tendance.
The Creamery at Kinbrae starts
up this week and expects to be in
operation the entire year. Farmers
will find it to their interest financi !
~ to support enterprises Of this char
acter wherever located, as it they are
sources Of income every month which
are not damaged by storm or by un"
favorable weather.
! The following method of mending
broken wiree in electric light globes
If going the rounds of the press:
"By turning the current on and shak-
ing the bulb tho broken ends will
come together aud the electricity will
weld them firmly, making them az
good as new. Try this the next time
you have a broken lamp; it may save
: the cost of a new one"
!. Married, Mr.. John B. Estes and
Miss Littlefield, Sunday evening
April I'd, 1899, judge Cory officiating
The groom is an emplove of T. w
+ Heavy and the bride daughter o.
r F. E. Littlefield and grand .daugh.
ter of S. A. Hildreth, both of tn
contracting parties are quite vel
,, known in this vicinity and will re-
is ceiye tho hearty congratulations o
e their friends with whom the A d
wang joins. ~ IL" -. .
3. One of the most successful adve1
l. tisers in Mobiles county is Ray Hum
y iston, the Worthington druggist. Fl
is not content with writing business
, bringing announcements, but has up
= to,date ideas about display and posi
~ ton. His latest innovation is to sur
ply the Worthington printing office
with type to bsj,1red exclusively fo
10 his anpouncenenls, thus maxim
q them altogether different in appear
is ance from the other advertisements
a. Democrat, Adrian.
"a g. A. Cartier, Of Philiipsburl
ID Mont, was here the first Of the wee
3. and purchased fourteen head {
mi Polled Angus cattle from the herd {
= @. Fl. Roche, Round Lake, throug
bis farm manager, Austin Hudson
who has been in charge Of this larg
=. farm nearly eleven years and hs
ID been very fortunate and successful j
q the stock department. Two Of ii
he COWS sold at fabulous prices, whic
It speaks very highly for the grade an
q. not only for this but that this count
Or contains Z grade Of stick that