The Worthington advance., 1900-10-12
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n. F Lane lef;for Chicago We'd
nesday.
Special clcak sale Saturday 1t 81.
P.Lewi>'. ss::s ,:s.==4 M n
! 9. Sanford expects to leave ne1t
week for Seattle.
For children's and misses shoes 20
to II. P. Lewis > s... 4 81
z. NJ. Cheney and mother went TO
R .adlng Thursday. s>s= b ,..=
Regular meeting of the village
conncil Friday evening.
+: ladies dress skirts in all colors
sizes aud prices at Lewis. y -.
Clo,hiog cheaper than ever At n.
P. Lewis. +. 80,
Geo, Darby. and family expect to
leave next Monday for Seattle.
Buy your g ain sacks at g.. Peter
Lewis aud you can get them right.
James Smith has purchased a
quarter section farm in Richland
County. .~.
The Plot eers will meet next Tues.
day evening. for work aud important
busines.
W. w. Loveless has added q fine
new show case and ep:ce cabinet to
his store fixtures. ~0
F.C. Hoy, VINO lives west OF town,
has purchased quarter section farm
in Richland County.
NJ. E. Lawton left, Thursday, for
Fergus Eails, with party of land
seekers from Brewster.
Cuas. Sterling left, Tuesday night,
for Pillager. His family will follow
him after he gots a house built.
Worthington and Indian Lake re-
ceived the money for THAR Burling.
ton railroad stock last Saturday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bliss and daughter,
Jeanette left. Tuesday night for a
a visit at st. Paul and Hayward, Wis.
Alfred Sterling and family left
Tuesday night, for Pillager. where
they Will make their future home
Thos. Hutton, while in Richland
County, short time ago, purchased
q quarter section farm for Clinton
Hutton.
A. r. Albertus has very attract.
i've window display being . fac
smile Of a tarmer's fence covered
with advertising signs.. .>: --..
: DR.. J.. N. Gould leaves Saturday
on hun ing trip for about q month.
Will absent his business will be in
the hands of DR.. Plots.
Martin Ledine expects to leave
Monday with his family for Fergus
Falls, where he will open tailor
shop and invest in farm.
James Cook, who went to Canada
some time ago is now located near
Esthervan, his farm adjoining the
section Nathan Barnes purchased.
r. H. Belknap returned Wednes-
day from trip north and has pur-
chased quarter section. He will
move with his family in short time.
Conductor Franckh has purchased
the j. w. Mccormick house and will
move in at once. We are glad to Gee
Mr.. Franckh become a permanent
resident.
Just received nice line of ladies
mackintoshes of the latest styles.
$3.50 garment We offer for $2.98 for
one week only. New York Bargain
Store.
B. I. Leverich is improving the
house he recently bought opposite
M. P. Mann's by raising the roof.
W. G. TAYLOR and Jos. Mckeever are
doug the work.
z. M. Cheney came here Wednes.
day from st. James for a visit with
relatives. He is not in very good
health. He brought back a number
of curioslties.
The best is always the cheapest.
Up-to-date, progressive, actual busi-
ness from the the start. The Com.
mercial College,, Mankato, MINI.
Send for catalogue. ~
1t is reported that the Cashier of
the Burlington Company at Sioux
Falls has been appointed Agent
here, but when the station will be
opened it is not known. Ill
A. P. Darling has sold his farm
near town to Charles Smith, of Iowa,
who will move ontoit the first of next
month. Mr.. Darling will build
house and move into town again.
The farm sold for $54 per acre. ). ].