The Worthington advance., 1901-03-15

81 III & s fairest flowers Has
,sr il had roxn to know theI
som realities ot thiis life and beenI
t.,L "a te 9 tllat y tier world where sick 4
nss, aud dstth are unkno va ]. rhel
zorro INK parents and relatives have9|
thssI roiound symp thy of the entire
l.s tn, harbets ,nrii Earl Mel Bride
drove tu Sibley sunday, returning!
Monday .5;Sf s15
,l,.' Kls:sig is now engaged in
sslsin farm % ch my for ! Worth
ingtol filn. he reports gopd sue,
lef-.
g. r. Hawkins now has his house
located on his recently acquired lots
and will repair and improve the same.
81 The summit Lake cemetery has
been fenced and laid out ii lots and
slaked This plot is situated on a
high knoll one half mile east. of town
and :iss QUE eof the most beautiful spots
that could have been selected for this
purpose. 5.s $s. &. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Belize are re-:
joicing over the safe arrival Of d
bouncing boy. This enterprising=
+youngster took up his abode with
them last Sunday morning and ex-
poets to make his; home with them
until he reaches his majority.
John Ct. Mitchell and several Of the
Woodmen Of Rushmore attended
camp at this place last Saturday ev-.:
ening. Come again, boys. You are
always welcome. ssss 81. sz Z.::=5= p s s..
If you haye any deed, mortgages,
leases, contrasts. or legal papers Of
any kind to execute, call on j !. r.
Jones. He holds q notary's commits.
sion and has had several years ex-
perience in this line. # ..5.... .. n 52
Miss Allard was the victim of a sur
prise party Monday evening. Her
young friends spent q very pleasant
evening at her home. .... @.1@s .5 ~ l.:
Township election was held at the
hall, in this place, Tuesday. There
was but one ticket in the field so
every thing passed off quie ly.
The question of license or no license
was submitted to the voters and IL
censo received it's death blow for a
year atleast. There were seventysix
votes cast of which sixty-two were
against and twelve were for license.
It had, been predicted that the vote
would be very close on this issue but
one count of the votes showed that
the lovers Of morality and good order
were largely in the majority. The
following officers were elected: to the
various township Offices for the en-
lsuing year. F. A. Durfee.: chairman;
wv. F. Moss and w. M. Cline; Super
visors, 4. J. Jones; Town Clerk, J. F..
Cass; Treasurer, i. Fl. Hawkins;
Assesscr i, Geo. Smith and j. w. Ham
ilton; Justices of the Peace, Simon
Anderson; Constables, L. IL. Hawkins
and j. w. Mcbride; E. NJ. Swanson,
John Green and w. M. Cline, over
seers. !'4.35 ~ - '&s,.<. =
J. !. Good drove to Rushmore
Tusday. .-s ~ !. d q. j t,zzs, r
q. T: Bullick, John Green: and C
Z. Rowley were county seat: visitors
Tuesday. *: go. -...s,
Il. J. Ludlow, Of Worthington, was
taking orderf for nursery stock in this
sillage Tuesday. s y. (. .'a}'':
Mrs. A. j. Kellar was on the sick
list the forepart OF the we k. ~. r..
H. Fl. Read and wife returned from
their eastern visit Tuesday. They
spent the winter with relatives in
Ohio. They report a very enjoyable
visit. j.. !. -,
Chas. Brown returned from Iowa
Tuesday, bringing with him a bride.
This is q surprise to Charley friends
as he had not hinted that he contem
plated matrimony.
The vote at the town election was
the largest ever cast in this town at a
spring election, there being seventy
six ballots cast. :
Paint your buggies and wagons:
For good paint go to Woodwork &
Jones. -. -"E - =.
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