The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

John Ramage unloaded a car oI
disc drills Monday.
Chas. Gordon is. hauling lumbe,
for a new house in Ransom township
New stock of rubber boots, fo1
mon, women, boys and girls raj
Schwartz.
Albert Burnett has severed his
connection as night clerk at the Al
len House.
D. W. Chute returned Tuesda,
from Illinois. He expects Mrs
Chute will return in a couple ol
weeks.
John Nelson, living the other side
OF the lake broke his leg Monda,
morning. Particulars are not OBJ
tairable.
M. d. Damon contemplates selling
his residence and moving to Sheldon
in order that he may be nearer bis
farm interests.
Born:-On Monday, March II, 1901,
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. McCurtney, an
81 pound girl. Ren. steps four feet
higher than he did.
Jake Gleim got his hand in the
feed grinder the other day, and had
one OF fingers severely cut, the re-
suit will not be serious.
Marie Garrettson is mourning the
loss OF her dog, "Curly," which was
shot Thursday. She says they
buried it in the garden.
Mr.. Hodges, we'll known raiser of
fancy hogs was in town Monday look
ing over Wilson Ayers fine stock
with view of purchasing.
H. Geddes is hauling lumber for
building of new house on the lot
he recently purchased of Otis Bige-
low, adjacent to G. O. Bigelow's. "
Miss Swift, of Minneapolis, a laun-
dry woman of twelve years experience
arrived here Monday to take charge
OF The fine work in Mr.. Blume's laun-
dry.
John Myer, from Waverly, Iowa,
who bought the Geo. Doeden farm,
east of the creamery, has moved here,
and is now resident of Mobiles
county.
Fred Tuttle left Monday Minnea-
polls to take his run out as brake
man on the night trains. He will
work four days and lay off three dur
ing the week. =.
B. F. Tanner of Graham Lakes,
one of the oldest residents Of Mobiles
Co., Sundayed here. Mr.. Tanner
was the first assessor of this county
and put up hay in 1867. =:
10. Wendt and daughter, of Lake
field, visited relatives here Monday.
Miss Wendt recently returned from
Chicago where she was purchasing
millinery goods for a Lakefeld mil
liners.
EDITOR ADvANoE:-Will our village
officials publish a full statement of
the proceedings for the past year, SO
We can be fully informed as to what
the saving has been taxpayers by the
curse of license, J.J. PARSONS.
Ray Peterson, Max Gale, and Ar
thur Tinkham walked to Rushmore
Saturday evening, making the dis
tance in three hours. After calling
on their numerous friends they took
the 1890 accombinations for Worth
ngton.
Ronald Peterson, son of j.. p.
Peterson went through the ice on the
lake Tuesday. He caught himself
by throwing out his arms which
saved him from going into the water
all over. He was able to get out of
the water without assistance. -.
Don Carlos Dow, as the result of
the teachers examination, has = re-
ceived a first grade certificate from
the county superintendent of schools
countersigned by sta te superinten
dent of public instruction valid in.
any county of the state. 49, 4 s.
Jeweler E. B. Nelson had on dis.
play Saturday twelve rings for the
graduating class. They are gold fat
band rings with the figures ':Ol'' in
gold attached. They are a very neat
and handsome ring and excell in
beauty any heretofore selected.
a party in the Clary addition
went out 70 close their chicken
house the other night and after the
door was slammed shut and being
bolted, q yell was uttered BY some
one on the inside that did not want