The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

i WilInu Carr Iaft for Jackson We'd
N day.
WI DevI,", OF Windom, was il
t"n Tuesday.
John Mackav ha .s,Kued bis posi-.
ton at Sioux Falls.
| Jas. Gleim has little boy sick
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Philip Harris is reported very
SEX " .th heart trouble.
E. E. Beckley and daughter, OF
Sheldon, visited here Sunday.
F. A. Groezinger is moving into
Otis Bigeiow's former residence.
Roman Bros. seipped car OF hogs
to Sioux City Wednesday night.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Sundberg, Monday, Sept. 24th, Il
son.
Aug. Segerstrom is prepar ng i.
build a barn on his newly purchased
property.
B. T. Leverich is moving into the
property recently purchased opposite
NJ. P. Mann,s.
The Boys that are blowing powder
in back of the Evangelical Church
better be on the look out or their
names will be made known.
James Wood has sold bis farm
opposite the Ward farm to Mr.. Wolf
of Lake Park. Mr.. Wolf is Brethe-
rem minister md will move here with
his family early in December. Mr..
Wood expects to leave soon by team
for Morrison, to look for location.
WANrED:-Man to manage branch
office for wholesale house; salary
$l25!OO per menth, Office expenses
and commission, Must furnish salts.
factory references and $4,000 cash.
Address, Wholesale, 5O4 Nelson Bldg.
Kansas City, No.. 90
C.W.>W. Dow was reported in a
precarioos condition Wednesday and
II was not expected be would live,
the part Affected as appendicitis, hav:'
ing broken internally. Thursday
afternoon he was resting more con-
fortably. :
The many friends of Geo. w.
Brant will be glad to learn that he
is rapidly recovering from the acci-
dent he received some time ago. It
looks now az if he will be able to
keep the promise he made at the
time he got hurt, twill be able walk
to the polls and vote for Mckinley"
Mrs. P. Thompson went to the
cities to have an operation performed
on one of her thumbs. Some time
ago she injured it and it has never re-
covered. The member was examined
by Drs. Stanton & Hirsch with their
Rays machine and ascertained that
the bone was afflicted.
There are now three passenger
trains arriving at this station ten
minutes apart, one at $50 and $40
from the Sioux Falls line. The first
fne is the Doom line train, running
rom Luverne to here as a passenger
train and leaving at 1915 az freight
carrying passengers. The second
il the Mitchell train and the third,
the Sioux City.
l claim originality in two ways,
first in price-second in that give
the best values for the least money
claim to, and do sell as good shoes
for $3.50, $500 and $3.50, as you have
been paying $500 $3.50 and $500 for,
in Ladies' and Mems. Buy the shoes
that everybody is talking about. Sold
by HARRINGTON.
Ike Shoe Dealer.
The new we'll was let lose Wednes-
day afternoon, arter the brick we'll
had been cleaned. out. Both of the
large pumps were started and the
water wasted, but the water steadily
rose in the we'll Members of the
council and others were present to
view the supply. Mr.. Lane says the
supply is double his contract, which
was 10000 gallons an hour and with
an air lift it could be increased to five
times amount. .."~ ~
All persons suffering from chronic
disease should consult with Drs.
Hirsch & Stanton, the electro-m -medi.
cal specialists in chronic diseases.
They are located in Worthington,
with several offices and treatine
rooms in the Sanger block, opposite
Hotel WorthingtoD. They cure cpl.
lepsy, palsy, paralysis, rheumatism,
st. Vitus' dance and all nervous dis
orders; diseases Of the ! stomach