The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-11-06
HeImick sells Lovcless bread.

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HeImick sells Lovelessi bread.
Don't forget the date Nov-1o 1908
Helmiok serves CREAM OYSTER
STEWs, when wanted.
Ira King of Mankato is now night
clerk in Helmick's restaurant.
For Sale-Ten registered Shrop-
shire rams for sale. George Good
rich.
E. Strangeland of Marathon, Iowa
was doing business in the city We'd
nesday. r..5.
Miss Ethel Barton of Ewington
was a guest of friends in the city
Thursday.
Tue New England housewives
were always noted for their good
ok1rg-atGend their supper Nov.
10 from to 8 p. m.
J. You will have chance to witness
a fine foot ball game at the fair
grounds next Saturday Nov. 7,Shel-
don vs.. Warrington.
Ship your cream to Kelley andCo'
Worthington, Mimi. We buy cream
delivered at any railroad station, If
you have a separator correspond
with us. Kelley and Co.
M. G. Woodallen, state W. CT. U.
lecturer will lecturu in the Presby-
terrain church Friday evening Nov.
.I3 and Sunday evening Nov. Is. No
admittance charge and all are invit-
ed.
| We have a one hundred dollar
scholarship in the international Cor
respondence Schools, Scranton, Pa,
that we will dispose of cheap to any
one desiring to take course with
this company. They are recognized
the best of the day in this country.
The past weeks weather has been
fine, with the exception of couple
nights of heavy fog. Farmers are
losing no time getting their fall
work done. It will take two or
three weeks of good weather to fin
ish threshing. Some pieces Of grain
are pretty good but the most of it is
bad stuff, the same can be said OF
corn and potatoes.
Roy Rose met with painful az
cident last Saturday morning while
at his work in the Hubbard and
Palmer elevator at Kasota. He
was in the act of taking block
from under car wheel the car slip
ped by and struck him on the right
arm causing an ugly wound. Roy
came home Tuesday morning where
he will stay for three weeks before
he will have use of his disabled
member. Mr.. Rose has a host of
friends in this city who congratulate
him on his narrow escape.
TIE election held in several states
Tuesday, demonstrates, that Roose-
velt Is still a prominent and popu'
| lar man with the people, and, that
the republican administration is pro
ceeding on conservative and safe
lines. New York returning to
Tammany rule indicates that that
power has again triumphally manip
u]ated matters until successful. Tam
many left no stone unturned to &C.
iicomplish their purpose that they
might have more prestige in the
presidential campaign next year.
Mrs. Dr.. eastman, Professional
Magnetic Healer, Graduate Of
three of the best schools, has located
in our city, with good references,
and in order to become established
quickly and known in the surround
ing country. She makes the very
liberal offer to treat and cure every
case that will come and begin in
the month of November for the sum
of $40 No matter what your
trouble is come, satisfaction guaran
ted. All are welcome; located with
j. II. Cakes 1918, one block north
of High School. Office upstairs,
| walk right in, don It ring, remember
come low and $40 cures you. "A
HERE WE ARE.
with another thousand pounds of