The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-04-22
Local News.

again
a Miss Fahy is sick with typhoid
fever.
81 James Ramage went to Mankatu
Wednesday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. SIS. White,
Tuesday, April 18th, a son.
FL Nice clean seed Buckwheat for
sale. Worthington Milling Co.
B. T. McChesney. of Bre wster,
transacted business here Tuesday.
X Millet seed for SALE A. P. Darl
ling. 22-4
|SE% Dave Gould, of Owatona, is now
4 employed as timer for Dieckhof
Bros.
Geo. Miller left Monday night on
r. a trip to the northern part of the
state.
!. For Sale~-two horses, cash or
- time G. F. Moore, &c.,, 4, Worth
Iipgton, Up. 1tf
II T. A. Palmer supplied Robert
Blacks home, at Rushmore, with a
fine organ this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Taylor will
be held Friday afternoon at CLOCK
at the M. E. Church.
II A few settings Of Silver Laced
Wyandottes Eggs for sale, $50 per
Is. S. Kindlund. 3tw
D. j. Green, of Wilmont, was in
r town Monday evening. He reports
his grain loading machine working
fine.
Wednesday morning there was
five inches of fresh snow at Mitch
ell, two at Sioux Falls and half an
inch at Luverne.
III Biltgen and Devaney have fitted
Their restaurant up with dining
p room. and ice cream parlor entirely
separate from the other rooms.
The Allen house Is being improv-
III ell on the exterior with a coat Of
paint. Mr.. Allen has made some
"a great improvements in this house
since he took possession.
Misses Pearle and Matte Barnes
-. left Tuesday for Mandan, N. D.
= where they will take up homestead.
Miss Pearl will return here and
IL complete her term Of school.
" J.K. Darby left Monday night for
- Colorado for his health. expecting to
" be- gone three weeks or more.
Johns many friends here hope he
~ will return completely restored.
W. P. Jenkins went to st. Peter
Ii Friday afternoon to bring his wife
5 home, she having entirely recovered
8 from her affection. Their many
l. friends will be pleased to learn this.
10 Jacob Glenn and family left Tues
l. day for Cameo, Wash. to make their
u future home. On their arrival there
l. Mr.. Gleim intends to purchase a
farm and engage in farming again.
% His many friends here will wish
j. him success.
The past weeks weather has been
quite pleasant, six days passing
without. rain storm, but as We
q went to press last night 4 light rain
= had set in. Farmers have been put
o ting their grain in the mud, and had
1 it remained pleasant all week would
t have had the small grain pretty
we'll in.
!. Adolph Amondson is having a
serious time with bis arm. It will
be remembered that year or two
ago he had it badly lacerated by
l getting it caught in machinery.
Since then it healed up and appar-
, entity was alright. A few weeks
ago it began to bother him and now
it is feared an amputation will have
= to be made.
A number of inquiries have been
=, received lately as to when was the
proper time to uncover strawberry
beds. From Mr.. Chas. Sundberg,
the banner straw berry grower of
Mobiles Co., T b Q A diva nc Q has
acquired the desired information.
Mr.. Sundberg states that to insure
against freezing weather they
should not be disturbed, until at |
least after the 10th Of April, and !
Iovon IN m Nav lat IN Aarlv enough !