The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29

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Monday On business. ! !. an. &&r
Jud Caldwell made his usual trip
10 Sioux Falls Saturday night. &
DR.. Gould made a professional
visit to Brewster Monday. a.
Born-On Saturday morning Aug.
IS, to DR.. and Mrs. Hard, a son.
William Sticles of Soiux City
spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
Frank Sanford is now chief
messenger boy at the Omaha tele-
graph Office.
S Mrs. Bruce Yale left Monday for
Des Moines, Iowa, on a short visit
with relatives. 49, Il
q Horses For Sale-A few work
horses for sale. H. L. Fisher. Sec.
SO, Dewald. w3t.
4 Miss Kate Lamphere left Saturday
for Sioux Falls where she will visit
friends for few days.
Miss Buelah Saline returned from
Lake Park Saturday where she was
q guest of friends for week.
Ray H. Hawley left last Saturday
for Hastings where he will spend
the remainder of his vacation.
I Editor Burr Ludlow of the
Rushmore Ent erprise was
a business visitor in the city Monday.
: Fagerstrom and Co. received a
large and complete line of school
shoes this week. Stop in and look at
them.
s Clifford Loveless has accepted a
position as night clerk in the Worth
intgon Hotel and entered his duties
Friday night.
= Mrs. G. H. Hart and children left
Monday morning for Elk Point, s. D.
where they will visit at the home
Of Mrs. Harris parents.
81 Lizzie Hoynn, sister of S. Solmon-
son, returned to her home in Sioux
City Saturday evening, after few
days visit with friends in this city.
4 Milton Smith will leave for Rush
more tomorrow, Tuesday,, where
he will survey ground adjoining
the east part of town for park
p imposes.
= J. A. Darling is putting down
good substantial cement walk in
front of his residence property on
the corner of eleventh street and
sitxh avenue this week.
IA A party OF a dozen young people
Of this city enjoyed a pleasant picnic
at the beautiful Lakeside farm of
Chas.' Faleschow last Saturday after
noon and evening.
Farmres and stockmen will be
to know that there will
be a grand auction sale of registered
Herefords and Shorthorns at the
state fair Sept. 1 to + inclusive.
The publishers of the three
Window papers have agreed to
charge a uniform rate Of cents per
line for all church and society
notices advertising fairs, teas, sales,
ETC..
John Rippberger severed his con-
nection with the Swedish Mercantile
Co. store last Saturday and is max
ing all the preparations necessary
to start out on Route No. 2 from
Worthington Sept L.
William Ryan, the fellow arrested
a week ago on the charge Of assault
on j. Mitchell at Rushmore and
who was tried in Justice G. W. w.
Dow's court and put under 800
bond to keep the peice raised the
amount required and was discharged
Tuesday by the jutice.
While everybody was out listening
to the band play on the streets of
Estherville one day last week,
robbers entered the Republican
office and went through the safe. Aft
er summing up the days proceeds,
Editor Nichols estimated his loss at
less than ten cents. If the perpe-
traitor of the act is apprehended
he should be taken before the board
Of insanity.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
A fifteen year old boy at Fulda
who tried to swing himself onto a
moving train, fortunately escaped
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