The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-06-24

Published Every Friday atsWorth
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RUSHMORE.

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Laundryman was in Rushmore
Tuesday doing business with barber
Wedge. ~. y LIE. s4 a5ays M.
Rushmore will celebrate and do
that to perfection. Extensive plans
are being made to give the people a
good enjoyable time in every way,
and this will be done. Hon. j. A.
Town Of Worthington, q 4 speaker
whom everyone likes to hear will
address the people at II q o'clock.
The business mans parade and cal.
athupmian line up will be-. worked
to make it. the best. Those who
wish to booze and have a rough
time needn' t come to Rushmore on
the Fourth, but those who wish a
good sociable enjoyable time this is
the place to spend the day.
The new house OF A. Hale is pro
crossing finely. It will be acredit
to the town. =
Sixteen tickets were sold We'd:
nesday morning for the Woodman
picnic Window. This gives the
people chance to:spend the day
at a very reasonable price,
The Rushmore creamery ID com:
pleted and IN fine running order
The first shipment Of butter was
sent off Tuesday which amounted
to seventeen sixty pound tubs.
Not bad for the first two days
opening. This will keep hundreds
of dollars in Rushlnore where be.
fore it was sent to other towns and
given to the express Co.. The cream.
cry is on the cooperative plan. Has
good men at tho head Of it and
ought to be success in every way.
There are many more COWS in the
vicinity than there were a few
years ago and the farmers have
learned that this product pays bet
ter than any other ON the farm. In
few years if it is deemed feasible
the creamery will be enlarged and
a larger plant put in. .s.s
Road Commissioner Boldly has
been at our city:.streets the past ten
days giving them a touch which
greatly improves the looks and will
be great benefit in the way Of
drainage. :" Nothing improves the
appearance of local conditions as
much as good highways. and side
walks safe and passable. y Rushmore
has already in considerable cement
and in the future it is hoped that
all walks laid will be Of this mater
ial. It was discussed in the spring
of laying cement the entire distance
of main street, but it will proba-
bly, be delayed a year. -:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Bedford, who
have been away nearly two weeks
have. enjoyed themselves greatly
on their southern trip, the weather
having been ideal. At the present
time they are at the great st. Louis
exposition coming up by tho south
ern route They expect to be at
Hudson, Iowa the .2Sth to be pres
ent at the marriage of 4 nephew,
after which they will return to
Rushmore. .t.%T
MIR. and Mrs A. Schaefer are
again located in Rushmores to make
it their permanent home, they hav-
ing moved their household goods
from Owatonna!! Of this the people
OF Rushmore are very glad as the
family is one to be desired in any
town. Mrs. Schaefer with her mus.
ic and Mr.. Schaefer with this assist
ance to young men in the drill and
athletic work will put impetus to
such work and be advancement in
lines which we need Already Mr..
Schaefer has planned for d platoon
in the militia company to be form
ed at Worthington and with his
drilling with attentive work the
boys here can have twenty: five
boys drilled in a way to be- unsur-
passed in the state. AS Captain Of
the Owatonna company MI. Schae-
fer had the banner work Of thestate
by his men given at the yearly
meet. We are glad these people are
to be part of us.
Mrs. "A. A. Putnam and children
Wednesday for Austin
vile, Iowa where she will give an
entertainment and also visit at the
home Of W. S. Warning. u .
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