The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-31

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more were in town Saturday 9afj
'tsz WAIVER Saxon OF Indian LAke iss
visiting his brothers In town. 4g; \
2 tAfsw' blankets and robes lett that
7 viii dispose of cheap. Il. 8. HUM !
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Owing to a lack of . quorum
there was no meeting of the councal
last night. '.' s .Z2',
Fsed grinding Of all kinds, proper
" done at tho blacksmith shop OF
James Mackay. Give him q cal.
Aug. Palm returned Friday night
from his land seeking trip. Aug says
he expects to buy four hundred
acres. . ..t,%s&t'
Attorney J. A. Town moved ms
Office Saturday to the rooms on the
second floor of the Citizens National
Bank Building. 49, ..~, -,
A brigade Of the Salvation Army
are here and will hold meetings
every hight in the ". 2: Church,
it viii do YOU good g 90 and hear
them. - '>%'s' -,
Christ 'Koeenig Of: LeMaerrsIl,. Hen:
r. CRIMES Of Neptune Ed. and GU
Knapp Of Merrill Iowa were visitors
Of Fred Knapp Friday. and LOOKING
over real estate. '..>' ;,
Charles. Lass moved back here
from Denison, Iowa, and will, work
the: Kyle farm, formerly worked BY
81. L. Huntington. Mr.. Lass' likes
this state better than Iowa. 2c.l
. "A Cinderella party was: given ct
the home Of John Hansberger Fri
day evening". There . . were about
forty present, refreshments We're
served and most enjoyable time
passed. ~.
F. r. Todd, an attorney, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. and a nephew of T. L.
Mitchell called here enroute home
from Dakota where he was inyesti-
eating an infringement on a patent:
He was surprised at the intelligence
the farmers of the; west Possessed,
compared with those of the east.
Milton Smith is now engaged in
making out the annual statement Of
the financial condition Of the village
and the amount of money handled.
These reports should be printed in
all three papers of the village 90
that the Tux payers could see where
their funds 10 to- &Of course the
| blue prints show this, information
but the situation can be better I'M
;derstood. if the statement can be
taken home where they'can be- look
ed over more carefully. p"
The Minnesota Loan and
Investment Company ex-
poets to soon remove its Of
fee to MINI. spolis. 1t there
+ fore requests those indebted
to it to call and ray what
they owe.
j. L. see1ey of Round Lake had
| the misfortune to lose q valuable
team of horses Saturday afternoon.
|gHe sent his friedman over to the
lake to get a load Of ice and as he
was driving across the lake in. the
track where teams had gone previ-
o1sly the ice gave way and the team
sank into the lake thro wing the man
onto them: He triedto get the team
out but had to give it up going over
to the station for help and when
they returned the team had entirely
disappeared. The team is q .valua-
BILE one and is quite a heavy loss to
Mr.. Seeley. az.
Lake Park News:-Recently a
farmer was delivering some turkeys
to Higley Company at Emmetsburg.
During the transfer to Higley and
Co., one of the turkeys got away.
1t was pursued down an alley and
out into tho main street. When
near the middle of the street the
turkey rose and flew with full force
against the plate glass window in
q tailoring establishment, breaking
tho window: into fragments. The
turkey. was uninjured. As the
glass cost about $50 suit will be be-
H. m. A..