The Worthington advance., 1901-04-05

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building i house for Frank Wood on
the Walker place.
j. $. Tsyon has moved INTO the up-
stairs portlon u his fathers house in
the sClary addition.
Mrs. Nels Dahlberg, landlady of
the Hotel Maine, Round Lake, was a
visitor here Thursday. s
Theo. Olson has purchased the
Frank Lane farm butswill not occupy
i for another year yet, .s /.
H. j. Ruprecht, of Bigelow,% has
purchased a half section farm at ST.,
per acre near Breckenridge. "
y w. A. Lackey moved back to his
farm near Brewster Thursday in
order to be nearer the work. >~@.
DR.. F. F. Riley has ordered al
mellophone and will become a mem
ber of the Baptist church orchestra.
Otto Leabeck has purchased L.
d'ssaloon on; Second avenue, the
latter expecting to open saloon in I
Currie. vii
VIM. Mccarthy and Chas. Person
are arranging covered wagon and
expect to leave in a week Or SO ON a |
trip to Canada,
w. G. Wyatt has traded his hotsA
at Bigelow eff for $4,000, and DEF
chased half section farm at $GS: so
per acre near Breckenridge. -
! S. Halverson who recently pur-
chased the Mackay place has been
offered price $500 above the, pur-
chase price but he declined to sell.
M. LIZ Miller was released from
quarantine Thursday, his grandson
having recovered from small pox. Mr..
Miller is very glad to have his lib
erty:
| G. ", Lear aad family arrived in
the city Friday. from Los Angeles,
Cal. It'as reported that he will be
proprietor Of the new Cataract House
at Sioux. Falls.
Rev. Beeson and family will re-
move 10 breckenridge in few days
--Signal, Bigs,low. This: is the first
tune it has been knovp that Mr.
8 Beeson was a minister.
A house on wheels has been pla ceC
near NJ. L. MiIler's and; A1essrs. VOL
colt, Levine and Nevise placed init
until they recover thus,z elieving Mr.
Miller of having them in his house.
Sheriff Reiter has appointed Frank
McNair, deputy sheriff to superceeo
Newton Fauskee. The many friends
of Frank will be glad to hear Of the
appointment. He is very popular
young man will make a good officer
Fred Wall employed by Atkinson
& Boberg was quite badly injured
Wednesday evening while. feeding a
team of bronchos. He was kicked
on the legs so that he was confined
, to the bed for day and unable to
= work at present.
Work of tearing down portion of
Mrs. Mackay's place that she recent
!, ly purchased was commenced Fri
day. A portion Of the present house
} will be moved back and building
16xA erected in front, with modern
conveniences, and the grounds filed
up.
:. The annual meeting of the Wo.
mans Missionary Society of the
!. Westminster church was held at the
= home of Mrs. A. N. Douglass ou
"Wednesday afternoon. The follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. VIII.
b. son Aull, president; Mrs. L. M. Bliss:
vice president; Mrs. I. T. Branigan.
/. secretary; Mrs. Geo. Palm,treasurer;
Mrs. F. M. Manson, sec. of literature
Q Clarence James,, Aug. Swanson,
Frank Arthur and Oscar Swanson
y were brought before Squire Stevens
! Saturday morning charged with dis
turbing the peace: They piled some
truck, that was left on the vacant lot
: adjacent to the Chinese laundry, on
i the sidewalk and refused to remove
and were also very noisy. They paid
SIS, apiece for their sport. :. r. =
!. J. E. Darling reports good bust.
D ness in his new store which he says
d lis due to the reasonable prices he
!. makes and .S that he sells groceries,
canned goods, smoked meats, crackers
etc, ranging from to five cents
! less than they can be bought for else
J, where, because he has no rent, clerk
j or drayage to pay, and, delivers to
. any part Of the city and advises lib.
: |eral use Of telephone, if you cannot
:. call, to order what you want. ?.
One Of e. G. Pannell's 8 dray teams
ran away Friday morning, starting at
!. 1.-The Omaha freight depot with some