The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-09
RushmOre.

week. 49,. -..-...-
al Rushmore.
Jay wolven, OF Worthington,
visited several days the past week
with friends in Rushmore.
Miss Mary Damon of Worthing-
ton came over Friday last for a
short visit, and while here assisted
in the musical program given at tho
National Guard Soual. -. -
|sS Louis Bassett came down from
|St Anthony Park Wednesday, max
ing short business stop.
VIM Parry, living south OF Rush.
more, shipped two cars Of stock
Tuesday to Chicago. Mr. Parry is
Ebecoming one OF the largest feeders
and buyers of cattle in the county.
J W Roger returned Tuesday from
Chicago, having marketed two cars
| OF fat cattle of his own feeding.
Mobiles county is beginning to see
that the money il in the stock not
il the grain and elevator business.
The auction sale of Thos Walsh,
Living two miles south east of Rush
more, held Tuesday, was we'll
attended and goods were we'll sold.
Mich COWS. ranged in price from
42s to $50, Mr. Walsh expects to
leave soon for Traverse County,
,Ewhere he has farm.
On Friday evening was held a
i basket social ut the Opera House.
The occasion was in honor of. the
! National Guard and to raise money
to provide the boys with needed
|ssupplies, drill hall, etc. w H
Thrown from Adrian came over and
lauctioned of the baskets, which
Invent at an excellent figure. 9 Prior
/ to the supper a program was given
consisting mostly Of music which
was we'll worth an ordinary admis-
sion to an entertainment. Every
thing was free but the price of the
basket purchased. The boys
realized over $50 and everyone
present enjoyed themselves to the
mount Of theig ;riuronase. Lieuten-
ant smithsalia* wife were over from
Worthington. "..
JH Dryden and Son are making
the people, especially the farmers
believe spring is here. They re-
oeived car Of spring implements
have set same up and already made
several sales But short time be-
fore the seed will begin to be sown.
Walter Barron is in a critical con-
dition the cause being pneumonia
A few days ago Mr. Barron fell
from the haymow striking on the
shovel of q, scoop handle. The
bruise was very painful but he
thought nothing farther of it until
e. E. Boldly is proud of the fact
that pen Of his Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockerels were awarded first
prize in the poultry show recently
held at Minneapolis.
The rag sociable recently held at
the opera house proved great
success. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 81. Prideaux were
recent visitors with the parents Of
Mr.. =, at Worthington.
J. W.zRoyer recently shipped two
car loads of hogs, all of his own
raising, to Chicago, He is one of
the largest stock feeders in this part
Of the country.
Burr Ludlow and wife were
guests Of Worthington relatives
several days last week.
q. q. Hanson, Of Worthington,
visited relatives and friends in our
village one day last week. -
two days ago when the serious
lung trouble set in and now the
fever is taking it's course. 1t is
hoped by all that there will be a
speedy recovery.
EA Burdick of Fairmont, MINI,
was in Rushmore Tuesday and has
made plans for erecting an excellent
barn on his farm now occupied by
Jos Frey. The farm will be
occupied next year by Rudolph