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


best quarters on earth just six miles
from town at $50 per acre. Call
and see him and be convinced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parry and
daughter, Mrs. Rue Of Little Rock
township we're visiting at the home
of R. P1ideaux over Sunday.
We are glad to state that Mrs
Frank Stevens who has beer
seriously sick for some time was
reported somewhat better Monday
evening.
Wrinkles are smoothed away by
it's healing touch. Brain tired and
depressed people will find cure in
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cts.
City Pharmacy.
Rev. F. R. Lord of Tonica Ill.
who is a guest of friends in this
city and vicinity preached eloqu-
emit sermon in the M. E. church
Sunday evening to large audience.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give their monthly
social in the church parlors We'd
nesday afternoon from 2:30 to 5
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is OK
tended to all of the ladies to be
present.
Arthur Steinhaus who has beer
employed in the hardware store OF
Dieckhof Bros. for several months
severed his connection with that
firm Saturday night and accepted 9
like position with E. A. Hartley
next door. Arthur's many friends
in this city will be glad to..learn that
he has decided to remain here.
The merry go round was forced
to cease operations Saturday evening
because the boiler inspector was
| in town ard would not allow the
| engine to be run until the boiler
had been inspected. The engineer
not having an Engineers license.
J.H. Blume was employed Saturday
to run the engine that evening but
that did not help the matter entirely.
Vote getting is being reduced to
science. A Missouri man has a
great scheme. Whereeve he goes
he takes with him first-class farm
hand--a man who can break ground
run a harrow, ride a cultivator, lay
by'' corn or attend to any of the
ordinary duties of the farm. AS
soon as the office seeker halls the
farmer, out of whom he hopes to
talk vote. he sets the man he has
with him to work, and while the
politician and argiculturist sit in
the shade talking war tariff and
prosperity, nota minute is lost. The
farmer can sit in the shade for half
day and largely" if it please him,
firm in the knowledge that his crop
is being put in just the same
Duluth Herald.
J. H. Norton and W. A. Harris on
of the merry 60 round engineers
were arrested Monday upon COM
plant of boiler inspector VIM. Nc
Bride, charged with running steam
engine without first obtaining an
engineers license. They plead
guilty and each payed fine of $25
for the violation of the State laws.
The proceedings were conducted
by County Attorney Crandall before
Justice Anderson.
Some of the young men were
amusing themselves until an un-
timely hour Friday night and
Saturday morning on the court
house steps by singing. Some of
the residents appreciated the music
while others did not and got up out
of their beds and investigated who
the parties were and looked for an
officer. In a short time officer Nc
Cartney came from the north part
of the town where he had been to
look after some people, and at once
had the boys cease their music.
Some say if it had been Mr.. Green
they would have been brought be-
fore the Judge Saturday and a de-
cision as to their mental condition
Investigated
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