The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-11-04
Local News.

Local News.
j. p. siherling, capitalist Of
Waterloo, Iowa, vas inSaths city
Thursday on business.
william &. Christsnson, ssof Albert
Lea, was a visitor In Worthington
on Tuesday and Wednesday. j..
Niss Nellie K Mitchell has just
returned from Grand Rapids Mich,
where she has been assisting in q
hospital a. a nurse. She isS ready
to do nursing for any who need
such work, a= >.. AN ID,
U. 81. Snowden, St. Paul-Wite
was sick for year g, nothing did any
good until We used HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain tea. Now she's
strong and healthy. 35 cents. Tea
or tablets. F. N. Hickman.
The Window foot ball team will
come down Friday for 4 contest at
the fair ground. The game will be
called at $3.50, and promises to be
one of the best games plsyed in
South West Minnesota this season,
as both teams have been dong spec
ial practice work.
In his canvas among the voters,
E. K. Sinh. the republican, candi-
date for county treasurer, il meet
ing with a great deal of encourage
men, and as election drawss near it
is more apparent every day that he
will be elected by good majority.
The democratic candidate and pres
ent incumbent has held the Office
three terms and the voters think it
is time to make a change and will
give Mr.. Smith the majority vote.
This is as 1t should be. He has the
necessary qualifications rand the
county funds will be in good hands
should Mr.. Smith be elected. -
Rushmore Enterprise. !
H. Hawley is the regular nominee
Of the republican party for the Office
of register of deeds, and as such is
entitled to and should receive every
republican vote at the eleetion on
Nov. 9Th. He went into the race
against seven other candidates and
won out by good plurality consid-
ering the number against him which
shows that he is strong candidate,
and the talk about voting for a
westside man should have noweight
with republican voters. He is COM
petent to fill the position ii which
he aspired and is entitled|to your
support: Rushmore Enterprise. =:
In q recent issue of the Advance
it was stated that the first number
of the lecture course would be given
here on the evening Of Wednesday,
Nov. 3. This was an error. It
should have read November IS. At
that time the Bostonia' Ladies Or
chestra vii appear here. The leot-
are buReau from which the course Is
suppliak Recommends this al ono Of
the best that can be- furnished, and
this being true this number should
draw q large audiences. Further
particulars will be given in future
issues of the A dvan
An indoor base ball team has
been organized among some Of the
young men of the city, an id several
practice games have already been
held. The vacant building next
door to the bowling alley is being
used for the practice games and sew
eral nights have been spent there.
This building will be used temper
arily until q larger room can be So
cured in some hall. The high school
boys are also talking 5ot organizing
team and as soon as this is done
match game will be pulled of.
Some Of the towns in this part Of
the state have teams, and it is prob
able that games will be had here at
intervals. -. -
Tho little villages Of sKinbrae
and Dundee in Mobiles county are
having a fight to the finish, as a
result of municipal pride and
jealousy. The former town is On
TIE milwaukee road and the latter
Oh the Omaha. The limits Of the
two join. Kinbrae, to catch the
trade from the north and draw it tv |
their town, past Dundee, has
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