The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
RushIl1Ore.

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they were unloading. One of the
horses rubbed off a bride and began
70 run, strewing fish and children il
every direction resulting in badly
demolished wagon and q dislocatlon
IN the wrist Of Lynda Neystrom.
Herb Berreau took drive to Wor
Iington was in Rushmore a short time
Saturday. She visited over Sunday
with Miss Florence Hovey.
Miss Eta Miller went to Worhing-
ton Monday.
Mrs. A. Stab is again confined to
her bed with sickness. For a time
Mrs. Stab was able to be around and
took several drives but her strength
seemed insufficient to withstand the
strain. 49,.
Earnest Herman who is assisting
A. R. Bills in his ttore at Reading,
spent Sunday in Rushmore.
Mrs. w. Booth, and daughters Mar
guerite and Dorothy, who have bee
visiting. at the home of E. L. Wemple
and wife the past two weeks returned
to their home in Souix Falls Saturday.
On Saturday evening next next Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Shore among the
Oldest settlers of Ransom will cele-
brate their golden wedding. Mrs.
and Mrs. Shore have lived SO years of
happy life and it is hoped they may
enjoy many more.
Frank johnson departed Monday
for Chicago with car of stock. Wood
& Dryden shipped two cars of hogs
the same day,
Worthington has another small pox
case, but the excitement is not great,
due no doubt to former experience or
a greater amount of nerve.
Mrs. Constable has so far improved
that she sits up short time each day.
Milton Ludlow, of worthington was
visitor in Rushmore Sunday.
Mrs. Paul, Is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. w, Putnam.
Mrs. Wood and the Misses Young
drove to Adrian Monday afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. Carol returned from her
Iowa visit Friday.
Miss Anna Hine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Winken attended services in Adrian
Sunday.
The barn of J. R. Dewey is already
completed. He will not build the
house until later as he remains on his
former place until fall.
Ed. Nelson, two miles east, has the
frame of his house up, Thompson
Bros. are doing the work.
Rev. Feather expects to preach in
Wilmont next Sunday evening.
| One song which the farmer thinks
of at the present time is "what shall
the harvest be-"
/ Fishing excursions seem to be quit
the fad. The place of resort is nea
and 'in" Little Rock creek wher
several fish have been caught
Thursday party of six, Mrs. Bed
ford, Petit and Wood, Misses Youn
and Burr Ludlow pleasantly spen
. the day and caught 4 fish, returning
. home just in, time to miss the heav
, storm. Saturday loads without nun
Der took advantage of the good weatf
Ter and enjoyed a days outing an
fishing.
During the week the church on Ii
diagonal will be moved to the oth<
corner of the section, in the town (
;, Reading. The expense will be abo,
8 $780,. Iowa contractors are doin
q the work.
Il During last week E. s. Wemp
went to Worthington and made a
rangements with Editor Hawley Il
q do the printing of the 'Rushmore 81
{, terprise." This will be nearer at hon
i and will bring the printing Of the p
'. per within the county, making it l
gal paper, SO that the public notic
a and board proceedings may be prin
o ed and receive due recognition.
ls1 Chas. Morton, who is working ne
q Wilmont spent Sunday at his home.
u Thursday night lightning stru,
% and destroyed the chimney on Benn
It Fagerue's house. No further damal
l. was done.
Put q few drops Q
8. Morland's Benzoin Lotto
d in the water when washin
. the hands and face and not
rs the results.
10 Now Farmers.
% You will, or ought TO have 20
= corn planted by the 18th Of Ma
Y Then while it lies in the ground, U
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