The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-08-16
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s F.A. Fish land owner near Ru1lhE'
more who has been here the past II *
returned TO bis home near Janesyille,
Wis, Monday. II u. }1.s5 1;
IA new crossing has been put u ug On
main street leading TO the German
Lutheran Church. >E ..35.sj
Mr.. H. c.. Constable visited lover
Sunday at the home Of Chas. King
Of O.g. ]. !: ..:ss,@ Is. j.. 4. \. h 5.
Rushmore now has new koot
Beer and Boiling works. The only
drawback il, the manger cant SET me
bottled goods to "fiz."
County Com. John Shaw and family
went to Worthington Monday
~ On Thursday Of last week q b
Bedford and wife returned from their
five weeks TO the coast. Although
the weather was intensely hot here
they experienced no such weatherin
their journey Ca going westward
they visited E. p. Bedford and family
who are nicely located in Utah and
the Hollis and Cheesbro family in
California. II was just the fruit sea
son and all were busy getting of
their fall crop which is the one il the
year to be counted on. .Mr. and Mrs.
Bedford were much pleased with their
trip and saw scenery:much moro beau
tiful than that of Mobiles County but
for general living, think they. would
much. prefer this climate !: and sur
-roundings toany they passed through.
On Thursday evening about twenty
five OF Rushmore young people load
ed hay rack drove into the. country
and pleasantly spent the evening at
the home of Jno. Mckenzie.
Miss Helen Ludlow came over from
Worthington Monday to v:sit With
Mabel Bedford. .>y..z.<%z
&c. Constable j. G.. Bronx and
wife drove to Worthington Sunday
returning by way of Org where they
visited with Chas. King.
>~,}. John Swanson has severed bis
connection with the Rushmore
Meat Market and is working on hay
press south of town. T.. Mr., Ed. 20"
wards takes possession soon, and
will, without doubt run good shop,
meeting the needs Of all the people
-of Rushmore and vicinity. Mr,Ed-
wards is we'll known 10 our com
munity, man Of good judgement
and business ability. We wish..h hl
success. ~. ..,. y s-....,, LIZ S:sss
". J. q. Mitchell return - from bis
northern trip Friday. john was gone
less than three days, but succeeded
in selling section Of land. a
Mrs Drowley, Of Caledonia, Mimi;
is visiting With her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Kerr. 5.'@. y ~ 81:
Grain in this vicinityis nearly all
stacked and machines are rushing
the rounds as quickly as possible..
Barley is the star crop, Of the season,
as the berry is bright and price well
up, wheat. is rnnuing from ten .teo,
fifteen bushels per acre, and mostly
third grade, with price toward tho
bottom. Oats is q medium crop and
a fair value. Patatoes are still scarce.
but with the recent rains may mature
and yield better than past indications
showed. Corn, as yet is question:
but bids fair to eli wet and warm
weather predominates. If the spell
Of dry Weather had held out for .
week Or ton days longer the eutire
corn crop would, ia: all probability
have been destroyed. The rains Of
last week saved the country from
this dire misfortune, however, and
the prospect is nov fol. . fair average
or p, and whe, the corn does not fail
tie Mobiles county farmer. everything
is we'll, for it IS the maia -'fattening
food for all kinds Of stock wintered
in this vicinity. .s:s5: IN
Rushmore has been good market
for hogs this season as many Ifrom .
distance are hauling to this place.