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

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~ W. G. Hagg of Sheldon was in
Worthington Tuesday.
s.. M Pratt Of Jeffres, transacted
business here on Monday. 4
H. julius Palm is moving into the
Moberly house at the lake shore.
j Bruce Yale returned Monday
from short trip to Alton Iowa.
A.. O.. Hendricks, of Adrian
transacted business here Monday
and Tuesday. :. >~~.,:- r
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Jones and
little son of Kinbrae visited in
Worthington Tuesday. .-,:-- Il:
The Omaha Railroad company
has force of men q work on the
construction Of a water purifying
plant near the round house.
William Madison went to Sioux
City Monday night with two car
/ loads, of live stock which he will
market there. "
Mrs. H. Peter Lewis and daughter
Mildred returned Monday from a
few days visit with the W. E.
Nichols family at Lake Park. -
Nels Moberg and family left
Tuesday afternoon for Duluth
where they will attend the wedd-
ing of a sister Of Mrs. Moberg.
The ballots to be used at the
forth coming general election have
been printed and Tuesday Auditor
! Paan q Y busy. preparing them
for distribution to + the various
precincts throughout the county.
II Lake Crystal was threatened with
= big fire saturd ay night, which
started in the furniture store OF
Davis and Lloyd, but tho timely aid
of the fire department. prevented the
dames from spreading. =. About
$l0,0 900 worth of damage was dore
I 10 the furniture store and adjacent
buildings. :, ,I--.. -.
III: Willie McNab suffered last weeR
from an aboees:at the roots Of hia
tongue, and for u short time the
tongue was swollen to an enormous
size and protraded from bis mouth.
Saturday night, when it was
thought that nothing could save
him, theaabeess broke, and he at
once. began !: to: recover. The
gathering VA in position where
twas almost impossible to getat it,
:'andzthe doctor is undecided as tothe
Gauge Of it-Brewster Tribune.
= Our next register Of deeds, q.
Hawley, was down from the County
seat Saturday afternoon shaking
hands with the republican voters
and his host OF other friends in our
village. M: Hawley is making q
thorough and geatlemanly canvass
Of the county and his election is 3,
foregone CONCLUSION. He is q very
pleasant gentleman to meet and
every hour he spends in the couatry
adds moro TO the majority he will
have on November s.-Bigesow
Signal. & 90 81 -, Il !. ~. -. !. - - 4
,.s. 2. z. Smith, the republican caar
didatss ter the .odioe of County
Treasuzar, was in town Saturday
afharnoon interviewing the voters
as to- bis chances Of being elected
to that position. M. Smith is1
pleased with the outlook for success
but il leaving nothing undone that
will bring SUCCESS on .NoHem Der s.
When. you 90 TO the poles on election
day vote the straight republican
ticket and then when the ballots
are counted you can say helped to
win the victory Bigelow Signal.
/. K. DARBY
10 once more before the public as
auctioneNr. / have severed my
connection with the International
Harvester Company and will now
devote my entire time to auction
sales Of all kinds. Will have notes
oashed 60 cheap il not cheaper than
any one olse. Those intending to
hold salls viii flnd it to their. In Il,