The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-31

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will Meyers of Worthingt ton was j.
\ Rushmore " nesday. " 3s.S,3. ssst
4 Many fields are 90 wet that 9
fbinder will not work in them.
Make hay while the sun shines.
but be sure it is going to shine first.
Will Bedford came to Rushmore
land drove to Worthingson Sunday.
Telephone men are busy putting
lin the new line which passes through
l Rushmore. 7: .s& r, 4 f.
DR.. Gould was called Tuesday to
i administer to q sick horse belonging
lto Jas. Booth. s,s Il.
Buy a good lot in the new addi-
don. A good investment. A good
lplace to build. : = MI. F. \ !.
4 Master Geo. Budgett, of Sioux
Falls is visiting with his uncle A. W.:
IBudgett, northeast Of town. .,.
Corn which was badly stripped.
Iby the hail is making all possible
]]Epeed to overcome it's setback. r s%
It is reported that Rev. Putnam
will return to Rushmore il. the fall
making this his home in the future.
Mrs. s. B. Bedford and Aida who
have been visiting relatives at
Hudson the past two weeks are ex
|pected home Friday. ]
u Thos Prideaux and wife returned
1.-THE later part Of the week from q
pheasant trip into Michigan. While
on their trip they took peep at
Niagara Falls. " -
VIM. Warning returned from
ECrpokston Monday. He will not
move there at present as there is no
house available in which he can
move his family. 49, 1> = 4
The small boys of Rushmore busy
themselves with base ball !. and
tennis, running off the superfluous
energy which awlays comes to
healthy growing lads.
Frank Patch Of Hartley, was in
town the latter part Of the week i
looking after his land interests. Mr..
Patch recently traded the west one
lslf OF tihree insf for q Il rssock
of goods in Iowa. se% s:*:=,: "A Y 4 +
Misses Mable and Jessie, and i,
Frank Dryden, Miss Ethel Wood and
Mable Bedford drove to Worthing-
on Sunday evening to enjoy the
Concert given that evening at the
Presby yterian Church.
Miss Ethel Wood, of Traer, Iowa,
who visited several days at the
home Of. q. Dryden, departed for
a short visit at Worthington, from
which place she will go to Hardwick
Mimi, where sister lives.
The elevator companies are de-
batting the question as to whether it
will pay to keep four located at
Rushmore open this year as two
" ill be able to handle all 1.-The grain
the hail and wet weather have
permitted to mature:
The cellar for the Bedford Block
is completed and the stone masons
are hard at work getting in a:solid
foundation of crushed stone pre-
paratory to erecting the structure
which. will be one Of the finest
buildings in Mobiles County.
Rev. IS. b. Smith and wife are
again III our city to make their
permanent home. The house north
of Dr.. Carrells residence which Mr..
Smith purchased is being remodled
and agood sized addition attached.
When completed Mr.. and Mrs. !;
Smith will use it as their home.
Rushmore's streets and the main
entrances to the city are now in
good condition. Roadmaster Mitchell
has had a force to work for the past
two weeks getting grading and
bridges il shape Z The entire dirt
from the Bedford block cellar has
been put in the lower part Of main
street raising it some places over
three feet. This has been = hard
x,oor tn kooY roads in the condition !