The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-26
Are you 4 patron 81 the creamery I


Are you 4 patron Of the creamery !
Is not, Why nots t.5
1T. Branigan has been engaged to
address the Farmers Institute at
Rushmore, Saturday evening. 7s.."
y. .Gleim has sold his farm to
Henry Pfiei for fifty dollars per acre
and expects to 60 to Washington. -
AK Wanted Farmers to sell us their
cream. Paying now "a cents. Kelly
land Co. IT,
p. L. Nance purchased a car load
Of nice fat, spring steers for his
market from D. Shell the other day.
Mrs. T. F. Diefondoff. of Irene, =.
ID, visited with relatives A. Fl. Seg-
|srstrom, Thursday, ON her way home
from visit at Forest City.
II. D. and W. l. Humiston are fix.
ing tho carriage room of their I'M
PIGMENT shed with paper to keep
1their stock in good condition.
Kelly and Co. Gan sell you a cream
separator at the right price and on
the best terms. See them before
buying.
Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption it negleored. They can
be soon broken up by using Foley's
Honey and Tar: Sold by City
Pharmacy.
7 Mr.. Korsland, employed in the
State Bank, left Wednesday night
for Livermore, and from there he
goes to St. Paul, expecting to be ab-
sent for some time.
Mrs. B. Schmid and daughter Dora,
returned to their home at Waverly,
Iowa, Wedr esday after a pleasant
visit with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. F. c. Stitser.
4 We were misinformed when the
statement was made that Vic And
erson had moved into town, but he
did move in this week and occupies
bis residence opposite E. C. Pannell's.
Earl Cutler moved back to town,
from Doom. Wednesday night. We
are glad to have Mr.. Cutler once
more resident Of this place. He
occupies bis residence in the Clary
addition.
Tied down to his desk in the Office
' While others are free and at play,
Papa fancies he is having 4 vaca-
\: ton,
= While drinking Rocky Mountain
Tea. F. M. Hickman.
@, Roy Birkett, of Ellsworth, son of
Miles Birkett, was buried Wednes-
day: He died of typhoid fever in
the Luverne hospital. He was eigh-
teen years Of age and a splendid
young man.
fraternity Lodge 1O1 AT. and A.
M. will hold = special communica-
ton, Monday evening to confer the
NJ M. degree, Postmaster Richard
Mabey, of Minneapolis will do the
work, All sojourning brethren are
invited.
The remains of Mr.. Muck were not
brought here Thursday owing to
some delay in the arrangements but
it sls now expected they. will be
brought here Friday at two o'clock.
The place and hour of holding the
funeral has not been fixed yet
VIM. Schroeder, clerk for Il. W:
Patterson, returned Monday night
from Egan, S. D., leaving his moth
or in an improved condition. Wed
aesday night he received a message
announcing her death. He left for
Egan, Thursday morning. She was
50 years of age and died Of pneu-
nOnia.
Why suffer with your kidneys'
The discovery of Kidney Elites has
proved a blessing to thousands OF
kidney sufferers who have been re-
tored to perfect health. These
Tablets drive the diseased germs
'ut Of the system and we urge all
uferers to give this scientific and
kidney remedy a trial.
Price 81 cents. E. M. Hickman. |
The past weeks weather has been
f a varied nature. One day the
Wind blowing from the north, the
ext from the south etc., with sim
liar changes in temperature. We'd
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