The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-16
d ". q. Wyatt d Bigelow Was . bus
mess caller in this city Thursday. %

II ". q. Wyatt Of Bigelow was . bus
mess caller in this city Thursday.
ForSale- 3 yearling and 8 calves
Enquire of G. r. Lundgren. 1872
David Miller Of Wilmont was do
ing business in the city Thursday.
\ A. j. Kannal and son are paint.
ing and .papering the old pest house
and putting it in shape for a dwell
tng house ,...
. Mrs. 'Cowing of Jackson arrived
Tuesday afternoon and ia u guest at
the home of her daughter Mrs. AR.
Alberrus.
Mr.. Pierce Of Sioux falls arrived
Tuesday and is guest at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. Ed. ..Lampher
in this city.
The catalogue of the Mankato
Commercial College is a model of
art, and gives valuable information.
Sent free
!. Mrs. G. B. Ward and .sister-in-
lw Francis Anderson returned home
from q visit with friends at Sioux
Faua, Thursday.
For Rent-For cash or on shares,
the south east quarter section four
teen, Dewald. Apply to W. j.
Dougherty, Rushmore, MINI. 16
Mrs. John Salstrom and son who
have been guests of Mrs. j. P. Bilt-
gen for a couple of days returned
to their home in &gelow Thursday.
Do you want to buy your gro
ceries cheap? you can do so by
J waiting tor Branigan s Special sale
Sale begins Thursday, Oct. %.
/ We will have an auction at the
second hand store every Saturday
afternoon, commencing at o'clock
consisting of clothing of all descrip-
tious, including underwear: shoes,
furniture, stoves etc. Darby and
Todd. 16 If
| NJ The past weeks weather has not
been pleasant After heavy rain
Sunday night it has been cloudy
and cool win indications of snow
Thursday. The roads are muddy.
Threshing is being badly delayed
It is quite difficult tor farmers to
plow on account of the land being
80 wet with the continued heavy
rains.
\ The high school athletic board of
control received a challenge from a
number of alumnis for a football
game Thanksgiving in this city.
/. As yet no action has been taken but
|ikis hoped that the challenge will be
accepted. The alumni team will be
composed Of ex-players Of the '01
and '02 elevens most Of whom are
attending the U at Minneapolis. In
spite of the fact that the alumni
will be handicapped by lack of prac-
tise they will put up fierce game,
and one worth going to see. Such
good stars as R. Town, B. Forbes,
M. Beeson and j. F. Glasgow. can be
depended upon to give the local ag-
gregation q stiff game. The stu
dents are in favor of having the
game and their influence will un-
doubtedly cause the board to act
favorably.
A game of football was partially
arranged between Lakefield and
Wortningtpn H. S. Teams but the
former wants to include their Supt.
as one of the players. This might
be alright for some game but as the
boys of the high school are playing
no one but students, it is strange
request to make. The professor
ought to stay out Of high school
games, he should see it in this way.
Sara D. Blotcky, the popular dra-
matte reciter impersonator and |
monologist will appear here at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening !
Oct. %, under the auspices of the |
ladies aid society. Miss Blotcky |
recently gave an entertainment ut
Laketield and Pipestone under the |
management of the Eastern Star and |
we're highly pleasing and satisfact-
DRY. Press notices give her very |
strong endorsements which supper
ted by the recognition given her in
these two nearby towns ought to be
sufficient to bring out large audi
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