The Worthington advance., 1901-01-18
! LOCAL NEWS.

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N. H. Austin made trip to W:n-
dom Thursday.
Mrs. George Foster Moore is re-
ported improving. s
Chas. Durling has moved into town
from the Lyon farm.
The "boy preacher" arrived from
Ohio Thursday morning.
Oliver & Nance made a stock .pur.
chasing trip to Round Lake Thurs
day.
Gus Swanberg and Attorney Town
made a trip south Thursday on legal
! business.
John Ramage left on his annual
agricultural implement purchasing
trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. P. Lewis and daug te1
Florence have been laid up with tn.
grip the last couple OF days.
c. S. Porter and family returned
Thursday from a very pleasant visit
Alta, la., with friends and relatives.
The date of the Teachers Examina-
ton was an error in copy furnished.
The dates should be Feb. 7, 8 and
9th.
Chris. Kunckle, who was injured
by train at Bigelow Saturday is re-
ported in very critical condition
now.
Have you read the liberal offer Fl.
Peter Lewis makes in his ad in this
paper? If not do so now before you
forget it.
J. NJ. Shanahan went to Sioux
Falls Wednesday afternoon to attend
a convention Of agricultural imple-
ment dealers.
Lost-A black and white spotted
coach female pup, eight'months old.
Finder please return to DR.. Do|an,
Worthington.
Swartz says the dance goes on and
he keeps fine footwear for men, ladies'
boys and girls that will add ease and
grace to their dancing.
For Rent-195 acres of wild land
10 miles north of Pipestone, to be
broken and faxed. Address Chas
Glattly, Worthington, MINI. 3d.
Mr.. Prideaux aud wife, of Adrian
spent Sunday with thei1 daughter
Mrs. J. H. James. Mr.. Prideanx re
turned Monday and his wife remained
for longer visit.
| For Sale Cheap - Edison'
phonograph, including recorder fo
making records, ear tubes and brass
horn also choice lot Of records. En-
quire at this office.
Do not forget that Fl. P. Lewis il
buying poultry. beans, and potatoes
and pays higher price for them tina,
the other fellow in any OF our neigh
boring towns.
Rev. Curtis is expected here thi
week and will occupy the Chnt'
house on 10Th street fer the present
He. will not assume his charge of tht
Congregational church until Feb. 1st
Chas. Folschow, and son Robert
of Aurelia, Ia., who recently bough'
the CHATTER farm arrived in towr
Wednesday with a team of horses
and other farm tools. Mr.. Folschow
will move his family here about the
first of March. They were two days
driving over here.
Imitotors have been many. Thought
full people have learned that true
merit comes only with genuine
Rocky Mountained Tea made by
Madison Ca. 35c. Ask your drug.
gist.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will hold their
monthly gathering at the home OF
Mrs. F. c. Stitser Friday afternoon
for social time. Light refreshments
served.
Don't get side track ed in bust ness
Dizziness sometimes passes for death.
Men with brains reach the goal.
Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray mat
ter into ones head. 35c. Ask your
druggist.
In the Sioux City journal of Ties
day appears an item Of local interest:
George Lear, former manager of
the Mondamin and Garretson hotels,
is negotiating with the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway company
for the erection of summer hotel at
Arnold's Park, on the shore of Lake
Okoboji. 1t is the intention of Mr..
Lear to have the hotel completed be-
fore the opening of the lake season
next spring.'-Spirit Lake Beacon.
Saxon & Amondson have secured
the agency for the Nicols g. Shepard
threshing machinerv. for another
year. This company have made some
new improvements in their separa-
tor which are claimed to be very ad-