The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-11-11

For Sale-3 good cows coming
fresh soon. 5. N. Stewart.
Farmers and breeders who wan
good cattle at prices they can ffort
to pay should attend this sale.
Send for cataleg.
The Epworth League will give,al
oyster supper in the parlors of tn
first Methodist church Friday even
ing Nov. 18th.
For Sale-Full bl oodea Pollan
China hogs, both male and + emales
Inquire of M. e. Sharp, two mule q
north of Worthington. 59-2t.
New York apples are selling fast
Some varieties are all gone. We
still have fancy baldwins, green
ings, russets, spitzen burg and kings.
F A Torrance & Son.
U. n. Snowden, st. Paul-,Wife
was sick for years, nothing did any
good until We used HOLSTER g
Rocky Mountain tea. Now she's
strong and healthy. IS cents. Tea
or tablets. F. NJ. Hickman.
After being sick for two months
with abscess of the vertebrae, Ed:
ward j. Bristol died on Saturday at
the home of his father George E.
Bristol in Ransom township. The
young man was II years of age at
the time of his death. The funeral
was held Monday forenoon, and
interment was made in the Ransom
cemetery. Rev. William ellis
conduced the funeral services.
Mrs. e. F. Bronson and daughter
Miss Helen Bronson arrived here
Wednesday and will make stay of
a few weeks..> Rev. Bronson will
arrive in the city from Chicago
Thursday night, and during his stay
here he will ill the pulpit of the
Baptist church which is temporarily
without a pastor. Before going
east Rev. Bronson had charge of
the Baptist church here and did
much good work tor his people.
As stated in the vance of
Wednesday the Sioux City COM
mercial club party arri vsd in Wor-
Ellington Thursday afternoon and
remained about q half hour before
going on their way to Sioux Falls.
There were between seventy five
or eighty Sioux City business mon
in the delegation and upon arriving
here they came up town and visited
various bushes, places. The party
made short stops at the stations be-
tween here and Sioux City and in
most places they were met by the
commercial clubs of the towns.
The party was entertained at dinner
by the club of Sioley. They arrived
on a special train.
A letter has been received from
Minneapolis giving some in forma-
ton in regard to the Alumni foot
ball team. All efforts to locate Art
Rose proved fatile 50 he will not
play. Last Monday for the first
time there were elevrn men at
practice and few Nebraska forma-
tons were used in addition to the
Minnesota style of play. Jack
Glasgow 'O2 will be in the game
aud Boo Town will also be on hand.
The boys are having bad luck at
present as Bedford and Smith both
have Charley horses'' and. Lewis
has u lame ankle which interiors
with his punting. A prominent
-. =. Z. s.; las otso1oa 10 be; tnat sue
grades win. but demands odds 8 to
which is pretty fair criterion OF
the situation as it is at the presen,
writing. @.s-,--. - 49, :,
The local football team Is getting
in fine trim for their Thanksgiving
battle with the alumni. Last FRI
days game with Window showed
the enthusiasts that the team is in
the pink of condition. Both Nc
Keever and Haggard are playing II
almost perfect form and Mott
handles the ball in "a snappJ
fashion which enables the plays tx
be run off rapidly. The new tackle
Scott is proving to be q terror il
breaking throught the line and hi
admirers are just beginning tx
think of the things he will do tx
Bedford and r. Hawley on Nov. 4th'
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