The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-12

IA Born Mr.. and, Mrs. Ohn
Sahlb bonn, "Wednesday night, \ girl.
Martin Levine and Will Bartlett
made q business trip to Round Lake
Wednesday.
The first new,barley was received
at the Peavey elevator this week,
It was thrashed on F. =. Humiston't
farm. <S'S}t' II N sts,$ 2gai q
), Parties having No. milch cows
to dispose of, coming in this fall,
call on the Undersigned. B.. W,
Lyon, Worthington.. % ; :ys
We now have the best line Of
chocolates ever shown in Worthing.
ton and our goods back up our talk.
Call and we IL prove it. WV. Love
less. - @
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain. Tea
cures all summer disorders in child
| rem, makes them eat.sleep and..srow'
makes them:strong, healthy and 70.
bust. IS cents, Tea or Tablets F.
NJ. Hickman. % >s.s
Mrs. W. J. Parry, who has been
visiting her parents, Mi. and Mrs.
R. Prideaux, went to Little Rock,
Wednesday tor visit with her hus:
bands family. From there she will
return to her home LeMars, Iowa.
Mel Leverich, formerly janito1
at the Northwestern passenger de-
pot, has gone to St. James, passed
the examination for passenger
brakeman, and secured position in
that capacity on the Omaha line
Mankato Free Press.
The following telephones have
been installed this month
Bishop Carl Res. 230
Fox Ira P. "a
Hyland Julia - 1o2 J 3
johnson P. G. - 72J 1
VanValken berg John - 135 J 1
j. 81. James writes that he has
been travelling thru northern Mimi
esota and Dakota and says that
crops there won't compare with
those raised in southern Minnesota.
Black rust destroyed the wheat en-
tirely in some sections. :.
NJ. II. Allen and wife departed for
Beresford, $. D., where he will take
charge of an electric light station.
Mr.. Allen has served this commun-
ity for number of years and we
are glad that he received such a po-
sition. He left tho fore part of the
week. ,... !
The Grade roll'' tea given by
the ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon was
quite successful financially and SOC
iallv. Twenty four babies under
three years of age were present, in
two pairs Of twins. The
ladies realized nearly fifteen dollars.
W. z. Newell, of Ellsworth, has
to enter the race for Reg
lister of Deeds, making the seventh
candidate. Mr.. Newell stands high
in the estimation of the people of
both parties in his town and posses
SEES all OF the necessary qualifications
for properly conducting the office
to which he aspires.
Isaac G. Staples, st. PAUL. had
been given up by three eminent
physicians. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea cured me completely.
It's c'great tonic. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. F. NJ. Hickman.
There is queer contrivance in the
lake which was built by three Of the
kids, Lee Humiston, Joe Franck and
Stewart Hart. It is bicycle boat
or rather raft and it goesTa little,
if sufficient motive power is sup
Piled. Several other boys are build
ing craft of this kind, each intended
to surpass all others. 49,. 800,
There will be an Epworth League
social at the home of John Hans
berger, Friday evening, August IL.
Living pictures will be one Of
tho attractions of the evening.
Teams will leave the NJ. =. Church
between 1880 and 8 O'Clock. II the
weather is unpleasant the social
will be held in the church. I'D,