The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-05-27

Mn. y. a. Atkinson left Saturday
Tor I visit q Fergus FAlls. \,
]. n. Dickson, of Eulda, was in
town Monday evening. u. !,
Enhance left Tuesday afternoon
Tor, 4 tip "a Nebraska.
Miss Rena Luenberg went to Her
Ion Lake Tuesday for 9 visit. Va :i..@
Mr., Aug. Wilson left Tuesday for
asvisit with relatives at Starbuck. \
Dr. +. M. Manson has purchased
the line matched team of Albert
Leistico's. ss >5's .<&
OATS! OATS! OATS! ..@. T. ~
ThatSare oats. at the mill.
Jacob Gleim, is now located ut
lMohler, Idaho He says the wealth
| Ter is very nice and they like it
there. +, ..s i.
Mrs. w e. Nichols expects to visit
Lake Park this! week to select q suit
liable realdence that they may move
to that place. IT
II It is reported, that in Rock coun-
4 ty, the wire worms are working in
5tcorn and to such extent that num-
Der of fields will require new seed.
Best table butter l4c a pound
! at Harris. ~
Clayton Bedford went to Lincoln,
J Neb., last week with the University
sTtrack team, returning through heref
I Sunday afternoon. He got first
place in the half mile run.
\ Clark Pannell had relapse again
few days ago and his fever is up
4 again but it is expected the fever
J will break again in five or six days
Imore.
4 WI. Carpenter Is getting his feet
of row boats in good shape for the
! summer. His gasoline launch is in
! demand for evening boat rides
around the lake. This is very en-
1 ioyable ride on a summers evening
and he makes the price for a party
4 very reasonable.
Il. Best table butter l4c a pound
i lat Harris.
4 In conversation with Mr.. Allen,
i who secured the contract for the
Ilibrary building, he says, under
| favorable circumstances he expects
to have the building completed by
s}October LIST. He will commence at
Eonce and expects to have basement
lexcavated next week. He will en-
#Iploy all the home labor he. can use.
Mrs. W. Dunbar returned from
Pipestone, Mond ay afternoon. She
Reports her husband getting along
nicely. The accident occurred about
las heretofore stated. But for the
presence of mind of parties who
were in the car with him, he might
have bled to death. To stop the
flow Of blood a cord with twisted
knot was used. It was the left wrist
that was injured. 1t is expected
be will have the use of his arm as
before, when he RECEIVERS from the
injury.
Vim, Corbet, one of Wi]mont's
pioneer settlers, bade farewell to
his many Wilmont friends last We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Corbet was
engaged in the grain and live stock
business when the town was found
ed, and was the first man to buy or
sell anything in the town. Mr.. Cor
be goes from here to St. Peter,
thence to Minneapolis, Chicago and
St.Louis to take in the Worlds Fair
and will thep again return to Will
mont for a few days, after which he
will again leave for ST. Peter, where
he will make his future home, .hav-
ing bought half interest in an ele-
vator at that place. Mr.. Corbet has
made many friends in and around
Wilmont, all of whom regret to $50
him leave. but wieh him every sue
cess in his new home.-WiImont'1n-
ltiator. -.
The Tourist Club have elected the
following officers for the ensuing
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