The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-03-20

Epitapthy" Masonic hall Saturday,
21st.
Course ticket holders, do not
forget to have your seats reserved
for the. Sears lecture.
Call and see the new belts,
chatalaine bags and fancy bead
chains at Nichols and Co.
A. Hole conductor on the Sioux
Falls line and son in law of Gilbert
Anderson has moved here occupying
the Hubbard place.
R. v. Hattenhauer has employed
J. H. IKruse, of Cherokee a man
who makes a speciality of plow
work. MI. Hattenhauer is not only
an experienced workman in this
line and with this assistant is in a
position to attend the wants of the
, farmers in this line.
Tickets and reserved seats will be
! on sale tomorrow Friday morning
at 8 o'clock for The Sears lecture
more taffy and less epitaphy for
this Saturday night, March 21st
Masonic hall. The committee have
been handicapped on this date and
have not yet got their advertising
matter but it will come off as stated
above and no one wants to miss it.
"Cole's bolisalve has been a
favorite, household remedy with us
for years. writes Capt., j. W.
Partridge Belfast, I'VE have
never seen anything that compares
with it as cure for burns, cuts
catarrh, weak and sore eyes, chill
blains, sores ad all itchig diseases. VI
Cole's is guaranteed. Keek a box
handy. Is and so cents. Sold by all
druggists.
I. T. Branigan will deliver an
address on citizenship" under the
auspices of the Eagle lodge at
Peterson and Stitser hall next
Thursday evening, March 26. A
musical program will be arranged
and light refreshments served. A
general invitation is extern ded as the |
entertainment is free. Mr.. Branigan
is an able speaker and the subject
a good one therefore this will be
an interesting meeting.
Walter Aagaard will move with !
his family to Bradon, Canada, early !
next month. He has purchased a !
residence there. This is very nice
and large town situated on the
Assinni boina river surrounded by
the most fertile farm land. There
is government experimental farm
and Indian school located there. The
town has a numoer of wholesale
honses and and some large. stone
buildings. It is a fine town to reside
in. It is probably the largest town
between Winnipeg and the Pacific
Coast on the Canadian Pacific road.
The Douglass Elevator Co. re-
Gently planted fifty four kernels
Of corn taken from supply without
selection and every kernel sprouted !
This denotes the excellent quality
of stock from the Northrop King
and Co. supply. The farmers can
not he too careful where they pur-
chase their seed corn this year. We
expected to have published before
this, an article showing how farmers
are being swindled by irresponsible
parties shipping corn by the car
loads for seed that is nothing more
than corn picrked up regardless of
it's seed qualities. Be careful of
your seed corn.
Wednesday afternoon Richard |
Darling was brought to town by |
his wife for examination as to his
mental condition. He was taken
before Judge Cory. Thursday
morning and an examination con-
Quoted by Drs. Clark and Walker
resulting in Mr.. Darling being COM
mitted to the hospital at St. Peter. |
He is not violent, but acts and talks
irreationl. He is also very weak |
physically and had to be carried
around. Sheriff Fauskee accom-
panied by Dr.. DeCoster left with |
him Thursday afternoon for the
hospital.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Come to the Sunday services.