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iv. i$v jy tV iPf 1 IK? *fpi' l%l fry •f(#\' TliAiicoiifIc City Clerk C. L. Mann left last week on a trip to St. Louis and up the Mississippi river. He is expected home to day. Mrs. A. Nor berg of Sioux Falls was a guest at the residence of Gust Swanberu last Friday between trains. She was on her way to Denyer. W. G. Bamage recently bought a lot of C. J. Smallwood, and also bought the Morhoff house, south of the railroad, and is having it moved Lakeiield Standard: Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Fauskee of Worthington visited their son A. J. Fauskee, over Sunday. Their grandson Oren accompanied them home. Mrs. Jas. Humbert and daughter Gladys returned to their home at Webster City, la., on Wednesday, after a visit of a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Dickens. A party of gentleman of this, city including J. M. Addington, Dick Torrance and Wm. Devaney, will leave Sunday evening for Duluth, ex pecting to take ap timber claims in St. Louis county. The Mission Society of the M. E. Church wiil give an ice cream social on Wednesday evening, Aug. 28, on the porch at the residence of Af inOUSatluS 01 Commodious, inviting rest and retir ing rooms. Ample checking facilities for parcels and luggage. A bureau of information, polite at tendants "at your service." Nicollet Seventli GEO. D. DAYTON. President ,* Local News. Wm. Oxford of Sewaid was a Wor thing ton visitor Wednesday. Harvey Sew expects to leave this week on a visit to Artesian, S. D. The Board of Audit has been in session at the court house this week. R. H. Dieckhoff came home for a few days visit with his family, Mon day. Miss Delia Grannis is back at her •post in the Hub store after a short vacation. W. G. Myeis came home Tuesday from a trip to North Dakota and the twin cities. E. F. Buchan. All are invited. Ice cream and cake will be Served. Geo. H. and W. T. Thompson, two prominent young business men of St. Croix Falls, Wis., passed through Woythingten Wednesday on their way home from Sioux Falls, where they had beenon an automobile trip. •ssm JlllnnCSOIallS THE Arthur Hildyard made a trip to Luverne and Pipestone last week. The Ronan Bos. shipped two car loads of cattle to Sioux City Tues day night. Miss Hazel Fepple is to teach in the Paine district, Lorain township, the coming term. R. L. Morland has been making a number of improvments in his drug store the past week, including a steel ceiling. Roland and Helen Peterson re turned on Wednesday from Rock Rapids, where they had been visit ing relatives. Our Fall term begins Sept. 3. Special inducements to those enter ing at that time. We guarantee a position. Over 5000 Toland grad uates now employed. Toland busi ness School,' Mankato, Minn. Prof. Abbott went to Beaver Creek Tuesday to give the new band there a lesson. Mr. Abbott is now teaching the bands at the above place and Lismore in addition to the home organization. (IT Dan Patch 1:55—Owner M. W. Savage Up V, The above is a very fine illustration of the world's champion harness horse, Dan Patch 1:55, being jogged by his owner, U, W. Savage. On Monday, September 2nd, at the Minnesota State Pair, Dan will endeavor to lower his present record, made on the same track last year. Every indication points that his attempt will be inc* cessfal. •. O. W Buss, of Lorain, #aa in the city on Tuesday buying sup plies for his'threshing rig, which he will start this week. I' In Bible times idols were i^ftde of silver and gold a silver idol would be bounced out of the scanctury new we bow to no idol but gold, and every one, from the preacher down, is kow towing to golden image. A. M. Schroeder of Jackson^ clerk of court of Jackson county.',was a Worthington visitor Monday Mr Schroeder has been regarded as a confirmed batchelor, but lately Worthington ha* developed peculiar charms for him. Walter Walker, a stock buyer of Round Lake, was arrested tbis week on complaint of J. Bixby, on charge of asssault and batrery. He' plead guilty before Judge Dow and was fined $5.00 and cbsts, which he paidi It is said that Walker remonstrated with Bixby for abusing his team. The latter turned on him and Walker tried to shut him up with a jab on the jaw and arrest followed. Tift* Darto»lBfy Good* Co., Minneapolis, MW accupy thl* entire building, Longest Store Ffontage on Nicollet Ave— 215 Port. We Would Have You Know, That we cordially invite you to make this great store your headquarters and home, while in our beautiful city, and be assured, whether or not you make purchases, the many facilities here afforded for your comfort and every convenience are at your disposal. TEA ROOMS open from 8.00 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. In Fact, Aside from being a supply center for quality merchandise of absolute style and serviceability, at very low prices, you will find every individual em ployee of tjiis establishment eager to accord you every courtesy possible. The advantageous location which we enjoy, proximity to all car lines, amusement enter prises, public buildings and interesting points, prompts us in calling your attention to Minneapolis, Minnesota Uinnocnfanc and hundreds from all sectiont ofthe northwest, &re ju«t now looking forward This respite from work-a-day cares is always especially welcomed by the women folks, for it means, above every thing else, that "something" so dear to the feminine wish,—A tour of the Nicollet Avenue shopping district, with its many interesting sights and its opportunities for material savings for the family purse. A Visit to the State Fair is Most 0||ortune for Shoeing THE'DAYTON DRY GOODS CO., Like the State Fair. Has, each succeeding rear, and ESPECIALLY THIS YEAR, grown and expanded in area, in mercantile strength and usefulness—in everything pertaining to progress and de velopment. a DAYTON DRY GOODS STORE witH pleasurable anticipation of their annual trip to Minneapolis* and this year tHe dates are September 2nd to QtK. inclusive. Expert teachers instruot at the Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux Falls, S. D. Enter Sept. 3rd. and get the three months tuition free. Send for catalogue. We prepare young meo and wo men for first-class positions. Posi tions guaranteed. More than 5000 now employed more than all other business colleges in the northwest combined. Fall term Sept.3. Send for our catalogue. Toland Business School, Mankato, Minn. (Jnder the new laws a farmer can ditch his land and run the tfater over on his neighbor and the only recourse the neighbor has is to run the water onto the next fellow, and so on until it is emptied into a run ning stream. A man can do all the ditching he wants to on his own land so long as he don't change the course of a running stream, and no one can stop him or collect dam ages.—Ex. Heron Lake News: Tuesday night some one broke into H. W. Robson's hardware store, and lifted about $20 worth of razors and knives. Nothing else was missed. Entrance was made to the building by cutting a hole in the back door, in the same manner Jeppeson's ?aloon was robbed some three years ago. The work is no doubt that of a local artist. Fulda Repnblican: The Rural Mail Carriers from Fulda recieved or ders from Washington last Saturday instructing them to start on their dai ly trips at eight o'clock in the mom ing on and after Aug. 12th, 1907. With a 29 mile trip to make everycjpy rain or shine, hot or cold, wind or snow and short winter days coming an early start is most favorable for the carriers and seems to be satisfactory to about 90 per cent of the patrons. Daily Paper Free. We will give a year's subscription to a good daily paper, the Sioux City Daily News, to any one who sends us two new subscribers to the Advance or pays up arrears and one year in advance, and sends one new subscriber.' The other subscriber can have the advantage of. ai)y of our clubbing offers. FOR RENT—Four large living Enquire at this office. rooms. Free telephones, a branch U. S. post office, City directories. Spacious sanitary lavatories and a nur* sery for the "little tots'' Writing rooms provided with every needed requisite, time cards, etc. Kinbrae. Improvements"this week in town are the laying of cement walks on main steet, and the raising and other wise improving the Skewis Grain Co's elevator. Mr, William Skewis of Rock Valley Iowa is superintending the repair work on the Skewis Grain Co. eleva tor., Mr. Fred Lestico of Wor hington was a caller in our town Wednesday. Dr. King was called to Kinbrae on Wednesday to attend to the sick babe of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brag ger. Mr. J. Keise of Worthington was in Kinbrae Wednesday adver tising the Nobles County Fair. Mr. Elmer Skewis of Chicago and his nephew of Minneapolis passed thru here Thusday in a big Mitchell touring car en route to Minneapolis. C. W. Davis was in Fulda Thurs day, it is presumed that he went there on his own business, but of that we are not Bure. "I reckon thet there cement walk that is bein' Ibid on Main street is a mighty good thing fur this town, and a feller can git over it widout rmpmn' no resk o' breakin' his laigs." So says uncle Jabez, and as usual he is about right. Brewater. From the Tribune A new general merchandise firm was formed in Brewster this week, the name of which will be H. H. Pinz & Co.. and'which will continue the busi ness of the old firm of H. Pinz & son. With the death of John Kaufman last Sunday morning, at the home of his son in this place, there passed away one of Nobles County's oldest residents. J. H. Ober was at Worthington Tuesday to consult Dr. Geyerman about his throat, which has given him a great amount of trouble recently* The doctor informed him that he has a cancer, but it is belived that proper and skillful treatment will soon restore him to perfect health. Miss Ethel Bloom, of Worthington oame up to attend the social at J. M. Hageiman's home and to visit friends Mrs. Nicholas Costello came down from Lake Crystal Monday to visit with her parent* Mr. and Mrs P. Mc Carver. Nicollet Ave., at ^eventli D. DRAPER DAYTON, .Treasurer FOR SALE—Set of Ecyclopedia Brittanica. Address El, this office. I^FOR RENT—Furnished rooms.— Lee Leonard. 7 WAITED—- Young lady to leam to set type, at Advance office,. 0 FOR SALE—Gasoline lanuch andi boat house. See F. A. Tripp. If you want to rent nice clean: rooms apply to 1311, Third avenue. Rooms are well recommended. Terms reasonable. 31. WANTED Steady young man for night clerk and tram boy. Steady job at $30 per month, found. Apply at Hotel Worthington. 30 For sale—Folding go cart and lace top parasol. Enquire of Mrs. C. M. Cory. tf WANTED—To 1 ^Sf & .ft buy a'small house with three or four lots, mu*t be cheap for casb, Fend description and priced to Mks Carrie Jefferson, Bingham Lake, Minn. #Gives a Russia Iron Finish 6-5-4M 31®sI?C.Surface Dries in 10 Minutes It It nothing like an tnjunel, but Is y«y tbtn and viry black* e-6-4"••«• up" rut* wttordew •alt. W. E. MOSES has it. S O E of the very prettiest POST CARDS hare being turnde ,t •sf iW •'.y.'KVT -iil mm* Cv&iV* 111 I# Studi aroundJORabena friends