The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-11
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A son of j. s. Scott moved Wedn ea
day into the house formerly occupie,
by G. L. Bloom.
Mr.. P. Dan Chote is building hol
house near the railroad track, north
west of s. A. Harding's.
Miss Eva Brandold, of Redfeld, i
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hell
mick. this week. We
A. j. Keller, Burlington agent a
Reading, passed through town Thurs
day with his new bride.
Joseph Wendt, of Lake6eld, visitec
his son-in'law, II. H. Vasberge, Wed
nesday.
The manyfriends of E. B. Nelson
we're pleased to sec him on our street.
Thursday.
The committee appointed to asfeese
the damage caused by the Burling
ton track going through the Lagrange
property is in session as We 20 t.
press.
Rev. Gust johnson, from Winthrop
will speak in the Swedish Mission
Tabernacle Sunday, May 10, at 1890
in the morning and 8 o'clock in the
evening. All welcome.
F. @. Stitser ane Milton Ludlow
lett Wednesday with three cars oil
sheep for Mr.. Stitser's ranch al
Plankton, S. D. Mr.. Ludlow will
remain and have charge of tho ranch
Loveless is selling peaches, apricote
and egg plums for 15c per can. Now
mind you, these are not eastern fruit
put up under California labels, bu,
genuine California packed.
Discriminating buyers leave
their orders for wall paper
at Morland's where price and
quality tell.
We regret to state that DR.. Dean il
is not improvidg a. rapidly as w
would like to see. It is hoped thai
the change for the better is not fa1
of and he will soon be permanent,
cured.
The 9th anniversary of the Con
gregationAl church will be appropri
ately observed at the church parlor
on Thursday evening, May 18th
There will be addresses, a socia
hour and refreshments,
G. H. Schechter received a carr
Wednesday stating his wife was en-
joying good health and the small
pox patient. has but a light attack 9
the disease and is on a fair road t
recover.
Mrs. Hovey lies in a very critic.
condition, and is not expected to II,
through the week. Her daughter a
l rived with her husband, DR.. Drough
from Fergus Falls, on the two o'clo<
train Thursday afternoon.
81. N. Douglass closed a larl
trade at st. James Tuesday trading
. thousand acres of land near Cant
for brick block a brick residen
D in St. James and 5000. The bu.
ness block is located on one of Il
principal streets. T.:
G. Germer, living at Brewster, W
brought before Judge Cary and
o council of physicians Wednesda
I and his condition as to insanity v
investigate He was taken to &
hospital at St. Peter by Deputy She
K If Fauskee that night. q
r. W. Moberly, on bis return fro
- Oklahoma, brought samples of whe'
= alfalfa and red clover nearly two ft
high. He reports crop prospects ma
:, nifcent, and'if no calamity befalls
j. great many folds of wheat will
beyond the 40-bushel mark. Yiel
of from 30 to As bushels to the &C
u are not uncommon in that favor
land, and everyone says they ha
never seen as fine a prospect. Fir,
J. trees-apples, pears. peaches, up
II cots, chorries-and grape vines q
loaded with fruit.
n While Mr.. Nicholson, of St. Jam
z was in town Tuesday he employ
Attorney G.. w. Wilson to ia
charge of his libel suit. Nick kno
where to come for good couns
Mr.. Wilson has ability to win
clients case If it can be done and
O. plaintiffs attorneys from Manka
8 eveu though one of them has oc'
IA pied the bench, will find they will
obliged TO use all of the fscult