The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-11-30

B. F. Young, Of Reading, was q
county seat visitor Saturday last,
Miss Jessie Free left on Saturday
| for Sanborn Ia, to visit married
sister. ..2-5#s 5ssslsss N
"A. E. Little of Route 1 transacted
business in Warrington Saturday
last. &3%#11- fs'@sE5a 4
j. E. Peterson a prominent Bige-
low farmer was in town last Satur-
day on business. s23 ,.@ ia -.
Guy e. Fellows and Henry APPEL,
two prominent Elk farmers we're in
the city last Saturday. *4
John, ,Poppen, yofo Summit Lake.
and Sievert 7Poppen 'of Elk were in,
the city last Saturday on trading
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Editor, Clover, Ut the Bigelow
Signal was q Worthington visitor
Saturday. ~ h2i5 aiiiiiH 6uba s'"T@.au
sAason was born to- Mr. and Mrs
a. Cram Of Ransom township one
oay laee " WE a'} 70 O. VOL "a l. !
The. fifth consecutive son last
week made his appearance at the
home of Ben johnson in Bigelow
township. IL. ~: ..a@ 81 Il.
Among the welcome callers at
the Advance Office Saturday were +. !.
T. Graves, of Ransom and William,
Maclolm Of Bigelow. 49, =. y g
William Malcolm. the we'll known.
breeder of Duroc Jersey Swine,
Bigelow, has an announcement Of
interest to stock raisers, elsewhere
in this issue. - ~ .... >. .,>.-:
| C. J. Smallwood and son Mou1ton
were at Minneapolis, Saturday, at
tending. a banquet given by the
Northwestern Telephone Co., to the
local managers. ''-. ,' -
Miss Nettie Reed who recently
ran a needle into her hand clear to
the bone, one day last week had it
rem owed, the operation taking place
at the hospital. e.: $3.50. s.. t,':~.:
+ }Clatyon M. Holland has recovered
from an attck Of typh old fever, and
last weeks was discharged from the.
Worthington hospital. He con-
tracted the disease in Idaho. 4
s Geo. W. Dealand, Of Org, was in
the city last Friday on business. Il
was, his first visit TO Worthington
for overstwo weeks, he having just;
recovered from a siege of pneu-:
monia: -, s.s~ e., 1 ,,<,.. i - TT. -, j
Will Thompson last.week sold tho
[Idedli restaurant : to q. s. & Frame 81;
sReadine, vhlo took ehlafg,e .6nl Mon
day lests M Frame takes hold Of;
tho edusinass Hike IAN experienoeds
hand! and w. wish him success in
the ss na 10 yaso o oft 1t va &C 81
hsfarmers liviihg IL 18th Or tovttsss
have t been grset!y s ~ qs1kg ths |p ks7
fall ebT sheep. kil]linng deg.b and, many
81 themphayaiaun ered ;ssriousl loss.1
They ha@esds t1miBed' st6 week atthe
destffaction & al dogas found raln 81 ! );
ing atlarge. J.J. schechter one
day last week lost $75 worth of
sheen hIV31555a OK ,saTSsls1 * BIZ 'n'9@
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The Editor of the Advance visited
Rushmore last week, and found that
busting town full Of business in
all lines. The village has two good
general stores, two fine bank build
ings, and business is we'll represent
ed in other lines. Landlord Ed
Wemple of the hotel is as genial
and pleasant Boniface as can be
found in a months journey, and he
enjoys q good trade: y ,:.A ~
Window Reporter: VIM. Maiden,
son in law 81 ". a. Peterson, was
hunting il tho northern part !: 81 tie Is
state the other day and with a com
panion ranupon 7'mooss.1 The CONS
panion shot and ysvouhded the ami
mal,s aud 81 81 pdas 81 s4a,shShait made
! dash az Maiden ;whof W vac some
distances from thesmanowho shot 1T
picked Maiden up 6n its horns and
carried Hin Asvetal mil through
the fhicket qntiI another. hunter u vas
encountered who killed he animal
and released Maiden from his
danger 94!.' ssf. ,.t t2ss s51a - .2@