The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-03-23

low Tueaday. Z st ss.. sis /. n
q. A. Zimmerman Of Route s,was
in the oity on business Wednesday.
For Sale Cheap Large two, story
building we'll located: Box ~, City.
=. II. Cabot, Heron Lake, was q
business visitor to our city Thurs.
day. d s55 .. .,@ ~ :.S.s
Wanted. Helpers and apprentices,
for dressmaking, Miss Nary Sum
mar IS MS 4 : Y ..- l Y ~
Y Bert Buck who 10 employed in the
Worthington roller mills is on the
sick list. B: =
eFourth Of July, 9 day plum full Of
goods things at the Cabbage Patch
March 30th. s5: -
John Mier and son Of Brewster,
were in the city Wednesday trans-5
acting business. ,-s. =. -. ~. ~. e.
Attorney @. "a. Cashel spent =
number Of days at Chicago on bust
ness this week. : T.: :.,, s
~ Division supt. Z. Shaker, of
st. James, was here Tuesday on
railroad business, RI zs...... -s
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Ben voss, q prominent farmer of
Elk township, wasin town on bust
ness last W ednesday. 37--.s -. :, !:
Mrs: Wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch
will show q Sunday school in which
manners are taught. =
Col. j.: A. Town left on Tuesday
for st. Paul to attend the annual
state q. a. r. encampment. ,..~
Am closing out mystock of cigars,
tobaccoes, pipes, etc. Come quick
for bargains. W. L. o. Bartlett.
A. F. Lucht, a prosperous farmer
Of Bloom township, transacted bust
ness in Warrington last Saturday.
The Militia and High School gym.
nasium is in working order and
bask ct ball and other teams are Or
ganized. ). (. = III :
5% The creamery at, Wilmont was
destroyed BY fire the early part OF
last week. The loss is fully covered
by insurance. e.. 7-s:~>5 s., :. a s:s$.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
:stelle i. Smith has been seriously
i'll the past week with o attack Of
pneumonia. = ..s51,- >s n ! z.
Rev. Edwin W. Lanham was called
to Round Lake last Friday to con-
duct the funeral of Mrs. Bass, who
died last week. *--.,-. "a .... Ill
!. Buy your clover, timothy, millet
and rape seeds at the Western I'm
plement Co., Worthington, Mimi.
A. M.Renner, Manager. $50
~. B. B. sontag, Of Heron Lake, and
r: f. Lamb, Stay ton, members OF
the Western Implement Co., were
Worthington visitors Thursday.
s The horsemen will find a fine line
Of cuts at the Advance Office. We
are prepared to print bills on short
notice. All work strictly first class.
Walter Saxon and Victor Gustaf-
son are each riding in handsome
new buggies purchased from the
Western Implement Co.,, last week.
Among the speakers at the Mems
Club banquet next Monday evening
will be Attorney A. ". McC allum,
Of sibley, and Capt. shaeffer, of
Rushmore. lid .s- ~ !: .ss s. z.. :: q.
Z The attention of Judge Dow's
court was taken up several DAYS
of last week with an action in
.ejectment brought BY Mrs. q. a.
Lin coin against "A. Lewis: Judg-
me ut for plaintiff was rendered.
BE- Lost Lady's pocket book con:
tanning 81 in cash, pair Of scissors
and small purse. Lost between
Rev. Filburn q place and Reading.
Finder please return to Mrs J..
j. Filburn. s D. 49,. l. d. s-.2aE
Another, and what is said to be q
permanent shift, has been made in
operators at the Omaha depot. NJ.
l. Christensen, Of Lake Crystal,
takes the day shift and Chas.
Fairfield goes on nights. -
In the case of the State We Scott
johnson charged with assault on
Mrs. Carsten, which was to5have
been tried Tuesday, the q plaintiff