The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-03-20

For Sale-Gocd seed barley.
4-3" 10. Larson.
For Sale-5 year old horse VT. 1900
lbs. Vim. Malcolm.
Mayor W.. H. Sievert, OF Wilmont
was a county seat visitor on Wednes
day.
Mrs. Willard Layme, of Luverne,
Was operated on at the Worthington
hospital last week for hernia.
For Sale-l Lady Elgin windmill,
8-ft. wheel, 40 #. tower, 2-way pump,
so #. of pipe all in good shape.
If GO. & G. F. Moore.
J. M. Larson came down from st.
Peter, where he is attending school,
to vote and attend his sisters we'd
ding.
NJ. L. aolbrook came up from Lee
mars last Monday and gathered up a
large number of orders for his pan
forum.
| The weather on election day was
quite chilly, but was otherwise pleas
ant and favorable to getting out a
large vote.
J The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Moore last week submitted to
a throat anu nose operation at the
Worthington hospital.
A.E Hart went to Marshall last
\ Sunday evening, where he spent sew
, eral days experimenting the ship
ment of large lot of wool, which he
bought there.
Curtis Brown, who recently moved
on the Hurd place, was in the city
last Saturday on business. He re-
por,s fine crop of lambs at hif
x place. He has "a lambs from Il
ewes. one eve having bankruptcies.
DR.. F. NJ. Manson received tele
phone message from Mapkato Wed
( nesday announcing the death OF hi
D. mo; her. which sad event occurred d
t. the home of her daughter, Mrs. DR.
st Curran DR. Manson went there OF
Wednesday to remain until after th
0, funeral. -.
y l.. M. Austin, of jefferson, Iowa
visited relatives and friends a few
: days the latter part of last week. 81
10 vas on his way to Mountain Lake t
look after a hotel property owned
t. by bis father. Mr.. Austin is, will
e he help of his brother, running tw,
hotels ard a daily newspaper at JEFF
49, f-rson City.
Ia A marriage that attracted consid
cradle attention was solempized las
. Saturday by Court COMMISSIONS
- F. A. Stevens, when Sam Spangler
an old resident of Graham Lake.
township, was married to Miss Cece
''' liza Kribs, of Sioux county, Ia. TIL
st groom is upwards of 60 years Of age
and the bride q.
y The High License caucus was hele
u last Saturday evening, when the fol-
y lowing ticket was nominated: Pres
dent, W. E. Madison; Trustees, c.
70 P. Dolap, Will R nan. G. L. Maxwell
n Recorder, John Boberg; Treasurer
Z Sam Swanson; Assessor, Robt. Reed
John Boberg declined the nomina
. ton for recorder because he ex
a poets to be gone the coming summer
d and r. Il. Torrance was put on fo1
the Office. c.. L. Msxwells also de
t. cliped to run for trustee, and G. B
g Ward was put on in his place. S. A.
a Stewart, A. z. Rose and T. A. Palmer
Il were appointed city committee fo1
ensuing year.
Q Judge Cory this week made ain or
/ der directing Jas. F. Cox, admins
b traitor of the estate of the estate Of
g Margaret Pembroke, deceased, to de
s posit with tho county treasurer 1922
I4l, being the share of William J
s. Pembroke, one OF the heirs whose ad
a dress or whereabouts is unknown
al The law provides that money so de
b, posted shall be credited to tn,
d county revenue fund, but upon appli
dation made to the probate. cour
II BY the person entitled thereto within
d twenty-ope years after such deposit
e thes' our may order the same paid t
q such person without Interest. If no