The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-16


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Ensign Grass will conduct a special
meeting at the Salvation Army hall
next Monday night, Feb. 10. There
will be commissioning of local officers
and taking in of new msmbers.
For Sale-Full blood second grade
jersey calf. THEo. H1NR1cHs. 26ft
Frank Albertus suffered bad in :
jury Monday night. He was out
sleigh riding and jumping out of the
box fell and struck on his shoulder
splintering tho bones in the shoulder.
He now carries the arm in sling,
We pay highest price for Of d iron
New York Bargain Store.
The nephew of Mrs. S. A. Harding.
who has been here on visit returned
home Monday. He was very much
pleased with the country and thinks
OF coming back and investing in real
estate here.
The census taking job in the
country is not considered much of a
snap. The work must all be done in
the busy month of June. The pay
is either 2 or 21c. for each person
enumerated. and the nose counters
will bet about $25 or 30 a piece out
of the job.
WANrED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position perman ent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg, Chicago.
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Langseth Bros. closed a deal last
Tuesday with S. G. Robertson where
by they became the owners of the re-
mainder of the Fiero farm, one mile
northwest OF town. Not long ago
they purchased the in iaterest of one
Of the four heirs and this last pur-
chase gives them entire possession
Round Lake Graphic.
N. N. Douglass and Alfred Albin-
sou returned Wednesday morning
from their trip to Montana. While
there they purchased a hundred
head of horses to follow them, in
care of VIM. Gray. They are expected
here next week. The herd will con-
sist of riding, driving and work horses
and one blooded stallion.
John Gilomen made trip up north
OF Minneapolis the latter part of last
week to see a herd of Ayrshire cattle
While there he purchased thorough
bred bull, pay ing $75 for him: This
g undoubtedly the finest bred bull
that has ever been imported into this
part of the country.-Brewster Tri
bune.
The village council met Friday
0ening allowing bills, action on thu
DAD petition, for closing up one
rossing west Of town: on the Omaha
nd using one east OF that road wsl
referred until a meet, ng this week.
Robert B. Smith and Oliver w
lobidox, formerly members of Go. F
18th. Minnesota volunteers, returned
4st week after serving term in tn
Military prison at Fort Marion. Th,
nen were convicted of being rmpli
lated in the mutiny of the regimen
n Georgia last February. The,
'ore sentenced to one year zach, bu
heir good. time reduced their sen
ence two months. They feel tina
hey were unjustly convicted, an
With the other Minnesota men WEI
compelled to suffer for all the guilt
ones of the regiment. 1t will int,
'st those who signed the petition fc
their pardon to know that they ar
preciate the efforts made in their he
,alf.
AGENTS wanted for the best typ.
writer on the market, the "Pittsbul
Visible" writing in sight at all time
exclusive territory given. Addre'
Bindley Hardware company, Pitt
ourg. Pc.
/ Morland's Benzoin Lotto
applied to the face and hand
before going out in the col
= effectively prevents froatbft
NJ or chapping.
Statesmen Wanted.
To sell a complete and full line
Is Family Medicines and extracts
b the consumer. All the ooolaa 4