The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-09-27
~ Local News. -.

Wanted Experienced saleswomsn,
at once, steady position to competent
party. Those without experience do
not apply. Torrance & Son.
A. Z. Dickens went to St. Paul
last week where he enered st.
Luke's hospital to have his foot
treated, it being injured some
weeks ago.
Good position for graduates ut
the Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls, S. u. Enter. now
and get three months tuition free.
Send for catalogue. .%..$j
Luverne Herald: G. T. Topper,
formerly of Warrington but nowof
Spokane, Wash, was in Luverne Mon
day locking after business matters
and visiting with old-time friends.
Rev. Badger, of Mankato, min
lister at large for the Presbyterian
Church, held services at Westmlns-
ter church in This city last Sunday
morning and evening. -%
Join the Western Land Securities
Co.'s next excursion to Bowman coun'
ty, North Dakota, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der LIST. Our local agent, Am.
Gregerson will be be pleased to give
you full information.
Messrs. A. T. Latta and F. j. Golf
left on Wednesday for Marshall,; to
attend the annual convention ofsthe
NJ. E. Church. They are the lay
from the local congrega-
ton. .Ss}
Buv farm of US in Bowman or
Billings county, North Dakota, and
the raise in value of the land will
make you more money than your
business. Talk this matter over with
A. NJ. Gregerson, our local agent.
P. H. Brown and family leave
next week for st. Paul, where they
expect to make their home for
some time, while the boys attend
school. The Browns have been
residents of Werthington for many
years, and have a host Of friends
who, while deeply regrettingh their
wish them happiness
and prosperity in their new home.
The ru nor that the victims Of
'Cassie Chadwick" were to form a
consolation society and set
aside 80 days for mourning, is evi-'
unfounded. However, it is
that the countenances OF
most of the victims will. be draped
in mourning for even a longer per-
lod. (
Miss Hilman, a missionary from
Korea, will speak at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening at 8
O'Clock. MISS Hillman is one Of
the conference speakers at Mar
shall, and the pastor has arranged
for her to address the people of this
community. Korea is before the
world just now, and all should hear
one who speaks from personal
knowledge.
Berkhimer, the newspaper night
mare, has vanished, and the Globe
has relapsed into a comatose condi-
ton, from which it may sooner or
later be revived for al few titful,fev-
erish moments by some reckless and
irresponsible adventurer. The
Legitimate business of a newspaper
is to print the news. The Globe
banked on traffieking in hot air,
gush and slush, and it captivated
quite a few, most OF whom were
credited with better sense and in
sight into human nature. s@"
Luverne Herald: After an illness
of seven months duration Rev. Isaac
Brock Richardson passed away Fri.
day evening at home of his daughter
Mrs. G. E. Mcmillan, in this city,
The deceased was afflicted with
Bright's disease and during the last
months of his illness suffered intense.
~. Funeral services, conducted by
DR.. L. H. Woodwork, were held in
Methodist church Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, and the remains were
laid to rest in Maplewood.
The deceased had reached tina ripe