The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-07
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, NAAo. 0dAu5 -Asso A0UuAA0u AOA4e.
from a visit with her dauhgter Mrs:
A. Greig, at Lismore. -. =.
Rev. Wilk and Fred Boltman, OF
Bloom township, transacted business
in iWprthington Friday: = :
B::F Knies, Of Summit Lake, and
L. Fischer, of Dewald. have com
pleted their season g threshing and
Thursday they housed their rig. -,
Mrs. Arthur Dickens and son Jer
aid, OF Heron Lake, visited in Worth
ington from Thursday until Friday
morning They had been at Web
ster City, Iowa, on a visit and stop
ped here On the return home.
Mrs. O. M. Patton, of Pipestone,
who has been receiving treatment
at the City Hospital has regained
enough strength to leave the hospit
:: al, and on Saturday afternoon she
went to her fathers home in Ran
som township flor visit before 60
ing to her home at Pipestone.'
. George E. Jones, OF Jackson, was
in town a few hours Thursday after
noon while on his way to Luverne.
MI. Jones is the democratic candi-
date fer congress against Congress
man J. r. McCleary, and while here
he was taken around: town by Harry
s. Hobson,s ]. He is. now practicing
law at jackson a'' ~ vi r. u. 43s.s., -
D. NJ. Ciough, formerly governor
Of Minnesota; has been declared a
bankrupt says j. . dispatch from
Everett, Wash. He: owes nearly
$3.50, 900 and has assets to the value
of 80. Most OF Mr.. .Clough' . credi-:
tors live in Minnesota. He is in the
lumber business at Everett but his
mill interests are arranged 80 that
they are not affected by the failure.
A new heating plant is being in
stalled in the school in district 81:
The school in this district; does not
come in the class which are entitled
to state aid buk thy school board
want tie heating system and will
put it in at their expense. They
will be refunded by the state when
the school has attained the proper
standing. -, = - ;. '..'~. H.. -
Sheriff Black, of Rock county,
rassed4 thru: town Thursday after:
noon on his way to Saltwater with
three prisoners. The prisoners gave
their names as Fred gmofsky, OF
Peora, ILL.,, George Kane, of Tru-
mon, Iowa, and Frank Willis, of
South Dakota. The charge against
them was Is gambling and horse steal
ing. The three men wore fastened
together with irons. -. 5-,ss... 81
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II H.. E. Mckee and wife, who b I'd
been visiting since Saturday with
Mrs.. McKeo's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Kendlen, left ON Wednesday
afternoon for Omaha, whore they
have decided to take up apermanent
residence. Mr.. Mckee is an under
writer for the National Insurance
company Of America, and since their
d marriage about two years ago Mrs. "
Mckee has travelled with her hus-
hand continuously, but Nj Mckee
has now concluded to give up trav-
cling. and. will open an insurance
Office in Omaha. ..sas..sT. l. ..-.@.,- RI Fl
DR.. C. P. Dolan's Alaskan dog,
Klondike, ls pro tably the biggest
beefsteak gormand nstown. While,
the doctor was at the oma ha dePet1
Thursday night waiting to meet his
wife on her return from Mankato,
a stranger happened along who ap-
parently became much attached to
the dog and purchased Is cents
worth Of steak for him. This dis
appeared very readily and the fell
low got more until he had spent Is
cents, ait with. the dog "
condition tos eat more. Thesdocfor
declares that he gave the dog q good
supper before going to the train 49,
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