The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-05-04

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grain by regulating the acreage
and controlling the quality placed
on tho market at any one time.
Miss Mary Tinness returned to her
home in Adrian Monday. -.
D. Shell is improving his house
with fresh coat Of paint.
Omaha official were here Thursday
investigating the Bisanz accident.
Found.-Ladies' lavender shirt
waist. Apply at this office and pay.
for this adj. .:
The concert tonight is reported, by
those who have heard it lately. to be
excellent.
Geo. Doeden will soon move back
to Worthington, and expects to build
a house in the Clary addition.
Geo. D. Dayton left Thursday
afternoon for Boston and other points
in the east expecting to be gone
couple of weeks.
Art gallery social at the Presbyter"
ian church by the Endeaverers. FRI
day night. Refreshments will be
served. No admission charge.
Mrs. F. Tapps, of Sioux Falls ar
rived here Wednesday. She will
spend the summer with her sons liv-
ing in the Clary addition.
Frank Hickman is all ready to
open his new drug store as soon as
some of the equipment arrives which
should have been here some time
ago.
See, young maiden, that thou takest
the genuine Roekey Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Co.,
if thou ikest thy fair face. 35c. AK
your Druggist. =: 3
p. Hardo is loading car, pre-
pairing to move to Pillager to make
his future home. He expects to re-
turn for harvest and will then leave
for Pillager again.
Aagaard g. Barber have added
some new equipment to their livery
barn consisting of a surry, phaeton
and two buggies, all of which are of
the latest pattern and design for COM
fort.
This is too much, John, won't
stand it any longer. Tomorrow l
leave for my mothers, unless you get
me more Rocky Mountain Tea" Sen
sible woman. 35c. Ask your Drug
gist.
The Endeavor Society of the Con-
gregational church held their month
ly social at the home of the Pastor,
Rev. j. P. Dickerman, Tuesday even
ing, being very pleasant occasion
as usual.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, pastor of the
Methodist church at Worthington,
was in Window Munday and made a
deal with D. U: Weld for the house
on 9Th ave-, which is now occupied
by Gene Rogers.-Windom Free
Press.
Richard Schultz underwent little
experience in broncho breaking We'd
nesday. He attempted to ride one
owned by Harry Humiston, but the
animal got out from under him, re-
sulting in Mr.. Schultz injurirg a
thumb, finger and his stomach.
A. G. Lindgren went to St. Paul
Thursday morning. =
Little Ray Mosher, who has BEEN
very sick for some time is improving
slowly.
John Graves, of Estherville, Iowa,
has been the guest of Mrs. Post the
past week. ....->
D. Mitchell and J. s. Frink went
over to Luverne Tuesday to take in
the gun shoot there. They were not
very successful. H. * :...
The case of the State vs.. j. Brazel
for being intoxicated is before the
court with.a jury, adjourded until
Friday morning. -
Deputy State Examiner. Koener, of
st. Paul, investigated the county
auditor and treasurer's books Thurs
day. a b u
F. s. Krempien loaded his car and
pulled out for Didsbury, Alberta,
Canada, last Monday evening. Dan
Baldwin and son accom- panied him.
The two men went with the car and
the children went on the passenger,
night train. Signal Bigelow.
A. g. Hedberg is feeling very happy
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