The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-07
ri Alfred Bright Wassasver from
Brewster Saturday. sa... &

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/ Robert Klessig, the popular i'm
plement dealer Of Reading. took II
] the sigths: at the hub on Thursday,
7 Thomas Lowery, of Ransom town.
ship, has moved into his property in
EClary Addition, formerly known g
! the Henry Fischer place. @s,a
The popular mail carrier on route
Ion Friday received 4 sack OF oats
from Will Barton and two boxes Of
honey from II. r. veeders. 81
The bay Clyde stallion Of Dick
Long died Saturday night and was
removed Sunday morning. Mr..
fLong h:slyust COMP eted the seasqR
and the horse was valued atsanott
$l.0o. , -. ~. .@..N 49,.
W. s. Davidson, formerly of near
Reading, was in town Friday on
business. :, Mr.. Davidson has bought
q far, close to Turtle Lake, Wis. !,
and VIII take possession about Nov
onber LIST: h-~'< :" r. s.--=s.- Il 70,
Ernest Brunk, of Brewster, and
Miss Sadie Schultz. OF She don, Iowa,
were married at the BRIDES home
on Wednesday. Mr.. Br'lnk has
leased his f,sther-in-law's farm near
Sheldon and will OCCUPY it next
year. ~ ,.~e ...- 49, f..
R. L. Dunl .p in letter to- c..
Murdoch, dat at wa City, Oct. i,
rays that Mrs. D';l..%, has made a
decided e.'',. j., strength during the
last few Jays and he thinks her
chance for a complete recovery is
very good. c.-,t. + ,s~<@... W -
The twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs..
Daniel Bixby have been quite ill
with an attack of cholera infantum
Their condition was so serious a few
days ago that the parents thought
it advisable to send for Mrs: H. G.
Moeller and mother of Round Lake,
and they came up the same day.
A number OF the farmers of SUM-
init Lake township have filed a. Pc
tltion for a large drainage ditch
which starts from the big marsh il
section rs of that township and will
run in such a course as to include
some of the low land in sections 427,
% and "a. The ditch will have its
outlet in the Kanaranzi creek.
James J Madden had a narrow es-
cape from drowning in thu Des-
MONIES river near Window one day
last week. He and another man
were out in a boat which capsized
in deep water. Madden u managed
to crawl up on the bottom Of the
boat, while his compali on swaa.s te
shore and afterward rescued him.
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Adrian. Democrat .,.,. ...~ s::5%sl
s. .. Morse, the republican oans
didate for the legislature from the
Mobiles Murray district, has given it
out to his friends that he will"be in
the race for the speakership Of the
house in case he IL elected at the
general election in November. Mrs.
Morse has the :net;essary 5qualitica-
tons for, the position and there 10 no
doubt that he will have strong
following. -. >-,...
Z Dean Liggett Of the Minnesota ag
ricultural says that "a reasona ble
amount OF. rusted straw fed with
forage and other grain to- cattle will
not injure them Much oft isssfed.
every year, and We have no definite
information Of it's being injurious
While clean straw is preferable to
either rusty or smutty straw, +
would advise using the present crop
without fear of bad results -. !
Otto Knuth has rendered his re-
signation as mail carrier OF the first
rural free delivery route established
from Brewster and will take job
in the lumber yard of Stewart and
.voak at that place, which is an al
together better thing than working
for Uncle Sam for the small stipend
Of $40 q year with horse and buggy
expense. to be taken out. Stewart
and Voak's money is just as good as
Uncle SANS. ~o ~ 1
Misses Cora and Rena1 Dow, of
Worthington, visited during the fore
part of the week with their sister,
Mrs. G. e. Boddy.-Rushmore is soon
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