The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-12-11

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Mayor Trip left Saturday night
with two car load of sheep for Chi
oago. s E
I'D. and W. I. Humlston received
shipment of nice cutters, Monday
morning. a,4s.r,
Lands for sale or exchange for
merchandise or good property.
Ownezs only. sP.O. Boz, sos, Water
town, s. Dakota. ..,
The Sunshine Club realized near.
~ twelve dollars from their candy
sale, Saturday. This was q neat
sum, and the candy was fine.
A. ]. Kannal has opened q paint
shop for the winter in the rear of
Rob. Hatenhauer's blacksmith shop.
He will do all kinds of sign and car
riage painting.
On account of an overload on one
dynamo, while one was beng re-
paired, it became necessary to turn
off the lights in the north part OF
town Monday evening, until tb Q
stores closed.
J. E. Darling has traded farm in
Elk to James Ramage for the stock
of goods the latter recently acquired
in Ellsworth. Mr.. Darling is unde-
cided where he will dispose of the
stock.
Howard Durfee returned Tuesday
morning from Seattle. He is very
much pleased with that locality
and country, so much so that he in
vested in property there and will in
the not far future go there to live.
Ralph Beckley is building meat
market near his fathers residence.
Robt. Reed has the contract for
erecting the building, IL by "a. Beck
has large number of friends here
who will wish him success in the
business. ,~,
The Maccabees enjoyed a social
time Tuesday evening after the reg
ular routine work. The lady Mac
cabees were invited in, games play
ed and an oyster supper served. all
making a very enjoyable affair.
Miss Della Swift returned to Wor-
Ellington Monday evening to accept
a position again IN the Steam Laun-
dry. Her many friends will be glad
to have her here again and her en-
ployer to have her excellent assist
ance in his laundry -.
The local militia companies Of the
state are about to undergo a rigid
inspection and those that do not
come up to the standard will bel
mustered out. Pipestone and Man
kato are endeavoring to get their
companies in shape to pass inspee-
ton. n%1.
The Modern Woodmen elected the
following officers Monday evening;
V.C., Eugene Smith: Adviser, Peter
Heinl; Banker, F.C. stitser; Clerk,
e. F. Buchan; Escort. Ed. Norris;
Waterman, Robt. Reed; Sentry,
Frank Dewitt; trustee, F. s Bur
roughs. * H..
The Simoni stock OF groceries
aud confectionery was sold by SHEER,
if Fauskee Tuesday forenoon to
Taylor Clark of Battle Creek, Iowa
for one hundred and sixteen dol
ars. The fixtures were sold to diff
erent parties. Mr.. CLARK will move
the stock to Iowa. *5s.
The following officers were elect
ed in fraternity Lodge No. 1O1, A.
f. and Am Monday evening. ".
NJ, II. Hawley; s.W., Wilson Ager;
J. W., W. E. Bloom; Treasure, T.
Prideaux; Secretary, W. M. Evans.
Installation will take place the next
regular meeting, Dec. 21st. - -
James Ramage =. brought suit
against J. Bisanz for killing one Of
Lee Forbes bird dogs, claiming if-
ty dollars damages, before Justice
Dow Some time ago Mr.. Bisanz
claims, after watching for some time
to see what was destroying his
chickens, discovered dog at the
work and killed and buried it. Later
the dog was dug up and identified
and followed by the action. The
case was set for a trial week ago,
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