The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-07-03

COWS duu n0ll0FS. $E.UU-DG. CO
Stockers and Feeders. ..$3. OO-$3. 50
Fred Trunk was in town Wednes-
day doing trading.
Harry B. Lewis has put up a new
awning in front of his store.
G. E. Sims was out surveying on
L. S. Kenney's farm this week.
The Grand has been closed for six
weeks on account of the hot weather.
Mrs. Emma Wills of Round Lake
was WorthiDgton visitor on Tues
day.
Miss Edith Bear is assisting in the
telephone central during the chau-
tauqua.
&C. Borst, of Da]ls county, Iowa,
is here n a visit at the home of A
Oberman.
For rent-5 room cottage, p blocks
from State Bank. Enquire of Mrs.
J. P. Biltgen.
Ernest Sterling went to Minneapo
lis Wednesday, where he will spend a
few days visiting his sister.
Wanted-Man and wife to run
farm this summer. Apply to VIM.
Malcolm, Bigelow township. 7-3
Mrs. Hattie G. Thorn and daughter
Grace, of Omaha, are here on visit
at the home of her brother, E. K.
Smith.
G.. W. Patterson, R. L. Morland
and F. L. Humiston left on Tuesday
for St. Paul to attend the state con-
vention.
Positions guaranteed all students
who complete our combined course
Catalogue free. Toland's School
Sioux Falls, S. D. 7-31
The Lemon Club met at the home
of Miss Emma Geelson, Wednesda,
evening July first and a very enjoy
able time is reported.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred North returned
last week from Lorraine, Wyoming
where they have resided the pas
year. Mr.. North will seek employ
ment in this section again.
| A. T. Latta has decorated the from
Of his dry goods store with numbe
of handsome polished brass signs
Mr.. Latta is one of the most progress
eive business hustlers in the county
| j. E. Moberg who was confined a
thu Worthington hospital for fiv
weeks, with an attack of pneumonia
is able to be around town again. II
will remain on the invalid call 70
several weeks yet: however.
| Mrs. E. K. Smith on Saturday an
Tuesday gave the last two of tn
series of II 80 breakfasts which hav
! been the society event Of the week
| All functions were we'll attended ant
proved very enjoyable affairs.
| Mayor w. E. Madison and famil,
last week moved into their handsom
new residence, which has just bee1
completed. They have a handsom
and we'll appointed home in which tt
enjoy life, fact on which their man,
friend take pleasure in congratulatinf
them.
| Gov. Buchtel has promised to Civ
prelude on "The Conference of tn
President with the Governors. Thi
will be an exceedingly valuable
feature Of the program at our Chau
tauqua as the question is of vital i'm
portance to the nation, should b.
understood by every citizen, anc
from an educational and business
standpoint, is subject which shoulc
receive earnest and serious consider
! There has been but little rain ir
this section the past week and thu
crop condition has greatly improved
Small grain is looking good, corn i
coming on fairly we'll, although as
yet we have had no corn weather
Those who take stock in long rang
forecasts can consale themselves witt
the fact that Rev. Hicks predicts
hot and dry July, which should b
favorable for corn.
7 Those of our readers who desil
practical training for business, eithe
a bookkeeping or shorthand, and .th
l assurance of a high-salaried positio
! l..ol .-,x:A. In T.7.J3 D:2,