The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-05-10
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49,. RushmOre. .~,.
"A. Rust delivered several loads OF
hogsshere last week.
Jno. Mitchell took his regular land
trip to the north Tuesday. ', '~
w. Barron had his corn planter to
wolk in the field Saturday.
Wood & Blyden have nearly com.
pleted their house in the north part
of town. r~.-,
Miss E King, OF Org, visited
over Sunday at the home OF II, o.
Constable.
The warm weather of last week
brought bicycles to sight as well as
he leaves on the trees.
Miss Lilly Thorn, who is attending
school at Wilder came down Satur'
day to spend day with har parents
A,ag who came into Rushmore
with little too much booze caused
a disturbance on our streets Saturday
night.
P. Mccormick, who has been here
for some time. in the interests OF his
farms, three miles south, departed for
Trarer, Iowa, Thursday.
Jno Black and wife celebrated
their golden wedding Tuesday Rel
atives from near and far were present
and all enjoyed the day tot the utmost
A party was given at the home OF
Jno. Black, jr., on Friday night, The
weather was somewhat inclement,
but those venturing out spent a pleas
ant evening.
John Dahlberg is finishing the
Cray house which he recently pur-
chased, preparing to make it bis home
in the near future. We are not in
formed as to the exact date, but think
t must be in the near future.
Mrs. Snyder, , sister of Mr.. A.
Hurd, and daughter, came Monday
from Austin, Mimi, to make a short
visit at the Hurd home. On Friday
MIR. Hurd will accompany them to
Sioux City where a family reunion
will be held:
For few days summer seemed to
be upon US but the rains that started
| in with the first OF the week accom-
| panied by the north wind made one
think that the heat of last week was
simply February thaw and we were
to expect what usually follows.
Rushmore's twain service at the
present time is excellent. The night
train connecting with the main line
making it possible to reach the cities
and back the following night. The
night train passing through at 7:3O
instead 11:15 also makes it more con-
venient for passengers.
Rushmore is seriously talking Of
putting in a local telephone system
Although this move is not one OF ne
cessity still it will be, if carried out,
one of pleasure and convenience. as
we'll as reminding neighboring towns
that Rushmore is an up to date town
although limited in area and num-
Der of inhabitants.
A move is in order at the present
time, with Lou Bassett in charge, to
put skimming station in at Rush
more. This is good move and there
is no reason why it should not be- a
paying investment. There is no rea-
son why, either, station or creamery
should not pay in this country as
we'll as others, altho former attempts
in the creamery line have not been a
complete success. If a skimming
station is located here the cream will
be- sterilized and shipped elsewhere
for churning. We have broad OK
panse of country to draw from and if
each farmer takes an interest, with
Lou Bassett, who is experienced in
that line, in charge, it is sure to be
profitable as we'll as convenient to
every patron.
Genuine Rocky Mountain tea is
never sold in bulk by peddlers or
less than IS cts. Don't be fooled
get the tea made famous by the Mad
ison Medicine Co. Ask your drug
gist.
1t Saved His Leg.