The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-12-22
Best Hooking coal $3.50 81 Turner'S

Best Hooking coal $3.50 ct Turner
Lost. Black fascinstor. Find.
will confer q favor BY leaving II 1
Lo,eless store.
Harry Humiston offers grand Or
portunity for sscuring'a oomfortabl
and servioeable Christmas pressr
and at the Same time got one for pu1
chasing.
Herman Leistico aud August
Kraft were married at Brewster Tues
day afternoon. Further particular
are not obtainable atsthis time. Tn
ADVANCE extands congratulations.
s. A. Harding received i letter from
his son Fred, Of Walla Wallis, Wash
ington. who says il Il 4 nice country
but, q poor place for a laboring mar
unless he has q steady job. Said
wheat, was 35cts per bushel, oats $50
Ebarley, 49,, aser @s....tsss
@: IL Smallwood informs us that
hewill, soon have a otelephone7 line
from St. Kilian to- Wilmont station,
material now heing on the ground.
This will give. q through wire from
here to- Wilmont.
s! Kindlund left Tuesday, for a Wis.
it at Austin and other points in the
state where insurance companies are
located that he is agent for. -
J. q. Mitchell, Of Rushm ore, pass.
ed through here Tuesday with
Messrs. Key and soheeler to look
over the land in the vicinity of
Breckenridge.
,J.sW.s Mcbride returned Tuesday
morninglfrom q visit at Paulina and
other Iowa ,poiats, ..<.
Miss, Wills, milliner, for Mrs. A. N.
Cheney, :closed her season's engage
mont and left'lor her home in Win
DOM Wednesday. She expects TO-
return here asnin next spring, =.
W. G. Barton and: wife loft last
week for South Dakota in response
to a telegram announcing tho sick
ness ofitheir son; Will. We under
stand he is now improving.
Miss s. NJ. Cheney and mother left
Tuesday afternoon on the Omaha
for Florida. toHspend!: the winter.
Miss Cheney will return in a couple
of months to take up her music class
again.
D. w. Chute returned Tuesday af.
ternoon from Rochester whore he
went for medical treatment. Upon
examination it was found too dan.
gerous to perform another operation
now and it was decided to'wait until
be was stronger. Mr.: Chute is feel
ing. some better. Mrs. Chute return
ed with him.
The gospel meetings at the Pres.
byterian church are growing in inter
cot notwithstanding the many out
side attractions. Fourteen have al
ready publicly accepted of Christ as
their personal Savior and many. more
are asking for prayers.-Tnbune,
Brewst
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4 Immensely Popular TWo-Ste
Belvidere, Bell of tho Prairie, Wes-
tern Eayorite and Tho Band Master.
Regular price 40 cents; our price 10
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=. ,2t-D HANsBBRaER'sMusi Store.
49,. IKE. = it, 49,. =, i
Improved farms, Prairie and t;m-
Der land Stevens, >Trsverse, Grant
and; s'Wilkin counties, Minnesota.
Prices low. Terms easy. 'S Fre6 rail.
road fare. NJ. E. LAwroS. tAgt.
J. E. Baker was notified Tuesday
morning of the death Of his mother
and left in the afternoon for Morris,
III. She was SO years of age. While
she had been sick for some time yet
previous reports stated that she was
quite we'll AMI her death was un-
expected.
= R., w. -sMoberly returned Sunday
from his. trip. to; Oklahoma and
brought back evidence of the fertil-
ity of that country. J. O. Edwards
purchased a farm, but before the
trade was closed, the seller backed
out and he remained there, intending
to purchase q farm il be could before
returning. He is very, highly. pleased
with the country. MI. Lemmer, Of
Rushmore, did not go to buy and
did not think he would.
Among all the store and window
deoorations, the most attractive and
Deserving 81 special mention are H.
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