The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-23
,s,. Jos. Taylor w0 have q sale Thurs
day January 29th. u .AaM ~

cHy OAAO6ky S~~A' glS&# sff y
zeigel Bros. arsss vet buying horses
here and will until next week {; u
= Ernest Wilkinson has sold dis
farm to Fred Dolheim and purohas'
ed a place in town. oy*sn e. ". !
The past weeks weather has been
cold, with cold wind from the south
part of, the time:and part of the
time from the north Saturday i
thawed q little but turned colder
Sunday with "a light fall of snow
during tho ulght.
: Some of our young men attempted
o joke recently that might have
proved serious. They met Martin
Levine and called, '''Throw up your
hands,. M. Levine rightly pulled
out his revolver and the young
men scattered in fear, and we'll they
G. r. Bullock will sell at auction
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1s, 100 head cattle
of all kinds 800 High grade :Shrop-
shire eve % Head of horses ~
# cut binders Is wagons and all
other farm machinery AS this is
arge sale. sale at O'Clock sharp.
J. N. Hollbrossk, Auct.
An entertainment of an exceed.
ingly interesting character is an
nounved for next Wednesday night
at the Opera House 'Spirituaaistic
manifestations, mental telepathy,
and other curious features will
comprise bill of'unusual attractive
ness. The famous ''White Mahat-
MAJ will appear in his marvellous
manifestations which have excited
the wonder and admiration of
people in nearly I'LL parts of the
civilized world.
His program isimade up of the
most startling oriental and theosoph-
ical wonders acquired by him
through his association with Madam
Blavatsy and the Hindoo ''adepts"
of India. The demonstrations of
the "White Mahatam'' are quite out
of the ordinary line and should not
be COMPOUNDED with the common
place productions Of like nature
now before the public.
L. L. Freeman who has been
farming some of the Thompson
land on section one in Kanranzi
township, has invented a machine
to harvest and husk corn and is
making arrangement lookingtoward
the organization Of the company to
market the machine or to dispose of
an interest in the device, says the
Luverne Herald. Mr.. Freeman has
been husking corn ever since he
was knee high to a quart bottle, and
in each succeeding fall of the year
when he had to return to tho job he
unused on the peculiar fact that a
labor saving device to perform the
work was as yet uninvented. With
the Characteristic Yankee trait of
planning to make machine to do
the hard work, he began the model
of a machiue. This mode and draw
ings were sent on to Mum and Co.
the patent attorneys Of Washington,
and Mr.. Freeman has been informed
that he will be grantedssa patent on
the invention. He says the machine
will be drawn by two or three
horses and when taken into the field
and put to work will snap the corn,
husk it, throw it into the wagon box
and bind the leaves and husks.
By this process the stalks are stripp-
ed clean and left in the field and
the bound leaves and husks may be
used for feed. Mr.. Freeman is con-
fident that the machine will prove
practica blesand as there is no other
machine of the kind on the market
he sees no reason why ownership of
the patent and manufacture of the
machine will not prove more profit
able than farming Ellsworth
Herald.
CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH.
Chas. H. Curtis, pastor.
Sunday service a usual. Morning
theme: 'sThe Triumph Of Chritlan-