The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-04-27

Frank Johanson, wife and daughter |
living near Spaftord, purchased tick
ets Of w. n. Evans Saturday for |
Copenhagen. Denmark. They loft
% the afternoon train expecting 70
Be gone four or Eve months. Mr..
Johanson came hers . few years ago
and has been very prosperous. While
abroad he will endeavor to get some
more of his oountrymen to como to
this country, !, .:@~...> 49,:
h You will gain best possible results
By breeding your stock to "Black
Abbot" the only registered Polled
Angus in this vicinity. A limited
number will be served. First come
first served. Correspondence solicit
ted. For particulars call on or ad-
dress, g. Foster Moore, mgr stock
farm 81 miles northwest of Worthing-
ton, Section, 4, Worthington, Mimi.
Barred Plymouth Rock Felch and
Patterson strains. Fine layers. Eggs
$1.O0 per. Is. No stock for sale.
q. f. w. STANTON.
=" Ellsworth, MINI.
Phil Plots is visiting at home, r.
B. Plots.
2 Richard Levere visited his sister
Mrs. Ira Mishler Sunday.
Pabst Brewing company are going
to erect a beer storage at Fulds.
:. J. D. Humiston returned home
Saturday night. He is looking first
rate but is quite weak.
The question is asked by sore Of
the firemen if the file liu''t reg ula.
ton is not going to be obscr Ell.
The Fulda Republican is authori-
ty for the statement that the Kinbrae
Herald had suspended publication.
The saloon in the Davis building
on second avenue opened up for bust.
ness Monday.
The Okabena Cigar company report
good sales from their New Critic
five cent cigar.
Severt King, expert cigarmake,
has been employed by the Okabens
Cigar company.
Rev. Carl Anderson went to Pipe
stone Monday night to attand thu
preachers INSTITUTE
Swan Nelson, has commenced t.
move onto bis lot just north of the
one he now lives on.
The Pioneer Life Association will
organize a lodge Wednesday evening
with about thirty members.
Complaints are coming from. par.
ents that bicycle riders using side.
walks have little regard for children.
A letter from Bert Lungren, a for.
mer resident of this place, now in
Business at Gowrie, Ia, says bust
ness is good. .>-..-.
Several tramps are camping along
the Omaha track in this city, ono can
GEE them early in the morning start
| ing fires along eide the road.
The churches of Mankato received
$17l by collection Sunday to aid the
famine stricken people of India. The
business men gave the committee SIS
more Monday.
The switch engine will again: be
put in service in the Omaha yard here
Tuesday in charge of Engineer
Stowe]l, who ran it last year.
A family Of Fairmont threaten to
bring suit against the village for
$4,000 for send them to the pest house
at the time of the small pox epidemic
last winter.
After thoroughly overhaul ling the
creamery, and putting it in first
class shape, we have re. opened It for
business We ask a liberal share
of the milk tributary to Worthing-
ton, and will endesvor TO- give our
patrons the best of satisfaction. Un-
til further notice will separate and
churn Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Will alec run a feed
mill and do custom grinding in con-
nection with creamery. Give us
trial. 2-86 W. H. Blume.
John Swenson, q farmer living
about six miles north of town was
brought before Judge Cory
Monday morning for examination 10
to sanity. He was adjudged de-
mented and sent to st.
Peter accompanied by Deputy New.
ton Fauskee. He was not violent
and it is said at times he has said: it