The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-04-29


The Smart Set magazine will en-
terrain you. ~. 'a
: John Thurman has returned here
and will be employed by Ivan Erick-
son.
F. q. Geiger passed through here
Friday ON his way to Minneapolis,
from Sioux City.
Thursday evening the lighting
struck a barn near Sibley and it
burned to the ground
See the sale price on a pretty
line Of suitins,. Hart's.
Ed. Lindquist, of Dundee, was
in town Thursday and listened to
evidence in the Krause trial;
Miss Esther Peterson, of Pillager,
arrived here Friday afternoon for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. S. Anderson left Thursday
for st. Paul, where she will make
her future home with her daugher.
Fred Trip is getting along nicely
and it is expected that he will be
permitted to sit up in three or four
days.
A few more Of the 10 ct. set
glasses left at Hart's.
Lightning struck a dwelling house
south west of Bigelow Thursday
night, the building burning to the
ground.
Eldredge, the impersonator, will
give an entertainment in the Cong
regational church Tuesday evening,
May 3, with u entire new program.
J. K. Baker returned from Water
loo, Friday night. His wife who
underwent an operation, is improv-
ing and expects to be home in a
couple of weeks.
Latest reports from Miss Fahy
state that she is improving. During
her illness her millinery store is in
charge of Miss Follansbee. She has
been removed to the home of Mrs.
E. P. Stanton.
Pearl buttons that sell every.
where for 6 cts. per dozen, Hart
sells them at 2 cts. or 3 for S.
AS Lee Leonard, carrier r. No. 3,
opened his first box, that Of Chas.
Foelshow this morning he found
therein a package marked, Carrier,
R. No., containing four one pound
bricks of choice dairy butter made
at MIR. Foelshow's Lake View farm.
These, little reminders help to make
a twenty-five mile drive on a dreary
morning seem but'a short spin. and
make poor underpaid employe
feel as though perhaps life is still
worth the living. sss..s
The Omaha road are fixing up
their grass plots near the passenger
depot. In year or two these will
be the incest spots in our town.
The Burlington promised something
OF the kind on the lake shore when
they ran their tracks along that
portion of the town but as yet
nothing has been done and ample
time has elapsed, not even a depot
has been erected, but the plea is
made that tho people cannot unite
on a location. The people don't
care, the excuse is only a pretext to
get behind for not building.
With H. Hawley, OF the Advance,
out after the office! of register of
deeds; With E. K. Smith, of the Her.
aid, out after the county treasurer
ship; with c. Hamstreet, of the En-
terprise, out after the scalp of the
Sioux Falls Produce Company; with
A. J. Schaeffer, of the Democrat,
Ind D. J. Times, Of the Guardian,
out after one another, wonder what
here is left for c. N. Sawyer, of the
Leader, to go after? Never mind,
Boys, we will ''help youes' all we
IAN and then when we are out after
mayhap you will return
he compliment -Lismore Leader.
You bet they will, if they have any
ense of appreciation.
Gentlemen it will soon be sum-
ner. and you had better get a
uppIy Of standing collars while