The Worthington advance. [volume], January 17, 1902, Image 14

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

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'Phone 95.
Mrs, Schutz inOtliet of R. S^hultz
to Luvernp, Friday.
V-J. D. Humiston went to the cities,
Thursday night.
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W. JE. BIOQUI moved Segerstom's
old housie to its ne^V.foundation op-,
posite R. L. Morland's residence.
j- Mrs. Poole of Sioux City is visit­
ing Mret H. C. JFranck. ,f
••foMm. .'Chas.: Saxon returned home
W'- ^iday morning. Her sister who
^JjjiKigin the hospital at LaCrosse is
Wm eoipe better.,
i^^/Mrs. Boell and daughter returned
%f her home at Pipd8tone, Friday kf
.^ter a visit with her mothet Mrs.
tvTryOn3 who is quite siok.
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kaCena Gi^ari Gompany
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i?St.^ Croix Iwiber
Best Equipped Retail
Plant in Southern
Minnesota.
W/orthingrton, Mfnn.
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Merchandise and
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Produce taken in exchange for good?
Custom Feed grinding.
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Call and sec us lor any kind of goods carried
in a genera store.,
Next to Palm Bros.
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Mrs. Nellie Allen, daughter of Mr.
and-.Mrs. Gilbert Anderson has ac
jjjeepteda position with the Singer
^,1 Sewing Aachine ^company1 here as
bOokeepfer.
Phil Heires h$d' twenty one
chickens taken from his hen house
Wednesdy night by some pne \iri
vkhown. Therfast^in^s were broken.
sf to gam entrance. ,/•
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te -(Chaa Glatby ex^'ecU ni6r^ to pouiid^ ball a"u"d .chain! attached.
Mora, Kanabec couiity, ,'as
SOOJI
as
'Jlle get« ipatters, arviGngod here for
^t^ci^ing, to. make their future home.
~He Will engaged in the real estate1 tempt was made to get married
i* His trial comes up in February.
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of other's paoole's happiness i« npt
ueW«fi»ci«»ci^7» y«i-jw»vy
a tJiB-'gaoiM NEW CRITIC
fOIGAR, you should dq *4 be does.
Theroisut a better cigarwade ,any-
!rM j**her,
ana the tfestof Hi is Mat-the
is all the same. Buy a ^ox
New Critics. Every cigar ./"the
jatrfe 10 smoke and fcavor.
Mercantile
^cConnany^
—-DEALEKS
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J. Jenkins lias returaed from Illir
nois and is looking'for a, location.
Mrs. Wm. D.^Qreattrax of.: Hart­
ford S. D. is visitingi her brother Mf
H. Damon this week.
Robert EHessig -living noi-Sh.west
of town returned, last Week from a
two weeks visit at. Milwaukee. He
Reports a very pleasant time tliere.,
S. Kinduund was out in Bloom
township, Friday and sold district
number one 'hundred and" three, a
'.A
set of school furniture,
Word has been handed in at this
office that the^board: of heath are
slack- as to posting qurraatine cards.
In one instance the card was put on
the back of the House.
rlt is i-epoi*ted that Magtius Jcwn^h
who resided hei*e with Mi's. Linquist
and was sent to the asylum at St.
Peter ^ome time ago, ^escaped from
the asylum and was recently found
killed by a train near Mankato:
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The Sheriff's office is in receipt o|J.
a letter from Kansas containing the^
inforlnatioji that Kex-fuss*
is guarded
day and night with a,-thirty two
Miss Bliek lias been, released au^
they are not permitted to engage
Jn
conversation:
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unsuccessful at-
f^5
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^Nbthihfrnewl^ devaloped^
shoetobbory. f'pg!
D.TB: Ktunler made «trip to
on Lakq Monday. "y
my
Mise Clara Prideauxis $jm§
Jytofc James is now drilling
Witota Broth™,'. 4^1
Dan Chute is building an ice^qiii^
'near his meat market,
J. H. ScOtt left
Paul as a grand Fettit Juror.»
A^OlpbAmondaon .and )wi£eSl!||
turned home Saturday morning, $
Mrs, P. C. ChristeuMtin i-eturrie&
|9 her home at Luveitttt, •SatoA'd^ys
MissMillie Lindgen leases Mofcff
day for her hojne .at VernuUiojb?
^outh Dakota. \t '-ft
Mx\ and Mrs. J.-VN. Gould Avi|i
leave Sunday for Minneaiolis for .a
few days'vigifc. •.£'' 'i|i|||J
.: M. Shanahan. ha§. recently
placed orders it'Or t\v« car loads of
the latest and all stylei^ of buggies.
A. G. Kadesky moved his 14$
vervne stock here, Friday, into' fchjj^
Wilson building nex,t to Shanahan'8-
John Hornstine of Benton County
Jowa is visiting his" brother Henrj|
and contemplates purchasing a farm,'
John Bamage has. returned frori*
Omaha where he purchased a car*
load of fine buggies for the coming
Dave Bvovosky has returned -io'
Wortihntgon, from Luyerne ani|
will have charge of Mr. Kadesfcy'a
new store.. .^ •.•• 4
*'*Dr. Walker and wife left Monday
atfernoori for Chicago. He will b&
absent three or four weeks for jftM|
post graduate course. -v
J. E. Johnson, formerly located
Northrop with Hubbard and Paling
elevator company is now located'
at Heron Lake with th« same firm. 4-
Henry Hornstine recently sold A.
Oberman, ten pigs that weighed
2500, Mr. Hornstine evidently know#
how to raise hogs that will briug^ i|&
a good revenue.
A. W. Hakes of Sioux -Falls
now employed as clerk in Road
master Long's office. He will raotte
his tamliy here as soon as a suitable
bouse can bp procured.
Fi ank ^aue haft purchased wife
hundred atod twenty, „acre
•near' Peoria, HI., at eighty' o^e
dollar per'acre and expects to iuqw
there next week to mak^ their
future home".
It is reported that Oleason Bro
there who were bowng a well for
Newton Fauskee returnee^ Friday
tiight'from thfv northern part of the
'State. Newtbn looks as if his sur
Touhdin^ were conducive to good
health'hs he weighs nearly two hun­
dred pounds. 'v,
Fiiday atfernoon -after L.
Mitchell had fimhed sawing wood
and before the* saw liatl ceased to
revolve, Chas Riee. who was assisting
in the sawing, passed* the saw,
totioling it with his hand, not
observing tlnat .it was still in motion,
Inflicting a sevel'e wound on all oj:'
the fingerb of the right hand.
A partj* was tendered Henry Ape]
Fiiday evening iti honor of his
sitxy. sixth birthday by his old
frienda.. Tliere weve about sitxy
present. Refreshments were served
and a most enjoyable tinje passed.
Presents wdre presented.
The fo'lo wing officers of tiie J?
A .R post were recently install(j,1.
I. B. Newkirk, Coni.y W. A. Mosher.
Sfefn.'Vic«i, R. Prideaux Jun,. Vice
C. P. Shepard, Qviartermastet R. B.
Plotts adjutant, J. P. VaiJ, officer or
the d&y.. J. H. Scotti^ .Chaplain, M.
Burrtett, Gentry. *r
A surprise party was 'tenderd
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane at their
home Friday evening, by about
seventy of their frientls.' $/tre. Lane
was presented with a beautiful
double rug and her toother a foot
stool. "Refreshm^nte were' served
and a'most enjoyabfcevening spent.
is ounces of p/«re
coiifee to the pound.
Coated Coffees, are
only about
14.ounces
of coffee and two,
ounces' of eggs,"
glue, etc., of no
Value to. you,, but
money in the'pocke
of the roastery ,w
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A
G. Anderson pear Round Lake were
obliged to abandon the work atfer
reachng a depth of one lnmdx-ecl and
fitfy four feet.
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Toa euittalc6'y«ur.har'
nona gg toft ua a ^lavc
•w tough Sfc ,WJr«1l»r
using ETflftEJiA M«uv
nem OIIVv You curt
llfo—rjukut}
l«st tivtva iv.t i1bQit«k -it',.''
ordinarily wouiU.
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niak^s a poor,looking hur
rii-sa ne\v.'
Jiuro. huuvy boditjU pU^ies
po«IaI!v ^repurMl to' \fyiUi
Biami iSo vy^ifier. :T.
,. ^olrt cwrywhere
iu cutis—all sizes.'
Miile bf STANQARO OIL CO.
J. A. Kennedy of Adrian was in
town Monday.
A. S. Frarie left Tuesday for a
•visit with relatives at Fairmonts
The Old Maid VCon vent ion had a
twenty dollar house Monday higlit
and the'entertaimnent was enjoyed.
John Rippberger has "severed his
connection with H. Peter Lewis.
He will look after the building of
his new house for the present.
W. H. Piideaux and wife retuined
to their .home at Adriau, Monday
after a viait with their "(laughter
Mre. J. H. James and other rela­
tives.
Mrs. J. K. Turner and youngest
son of Guthriei Oklahoma .anived
Tuesday morning for a visit With
her sister Mrs. J. P. Peterson. They
like their location very well.
J: M. Shanahan has a portable
and new style of farmers heater.1
Heating water and feed for stock
is the modern way of successful
and profitable stock raising.
A. P. Darling ind A. N. Douglass
returned Monday from their land
seeking trip in Red Lake, Marshall,
and Polk counties. They are well
pleased with the out look and con­
template purchasing four sections.
Vandy Duba returned Saturday
from Kandiyohi county where he
purchased a quarter section farm
lor thirty three dollars'per acre.. He
waw the Zimmerman boys they are
doing well and will clear up about
three thousand dollars during the
pasttyear._ .. __
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A. R. an attorney, and county
jjjdge.: He was held in most high
esteem by the people of Elgin, in all
:iffiU"cles. He is knovvn to quite a num
b^p of people of this locaiJty,
It is'ruiriored that a company has
been formed in Worthington in the
dntetfest of Texas Oil, and oil stocks
-wfyereby' Dr. 'F. E. Walker becomes
|jres., C. J. BViickett, vice pres. and
General mauginel', E. J. Helmick
Secy and Treas: The organizei-s Of
4hiS' company have large interests
ir^ the Texas oil fiehls having been
fortunate in their purchases, desire^
t^'open an office here, for the t.rans
-atcion of business in the great oil
fields of Texas,
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Investnicnt Company c\
p^cts to .soon remove itb
fice t.» Minnjapolis. It luy
fore requests those indi'bl
td/]t to call and j.-ay what
they owe.)
'"^he,'local newspaper sliuuld bo
found in everv hoifie. No children
should be brought up ignorant who
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Bteinhofer employed by
.Diec'khcrif Bros,, got into an"alterca
ti'op'With H. W. Doolittle Saturday
flight while doing some plumbing,
'While intoxicated. Dick's face,
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Somewhat disfigured. Losing his
position lie left that uightT for
.Minneapolis,
^Edward C. Lovell, of Elgin Illinois
difed a short time ago with bowel
JtrouMe after a short illness.' He
j^ip.an old1 soldier, member of the
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Minnesota Loan and
annrw.i^
cag be taught to appreciate home
papers. It is said to be the stepping
stone' to intelligence in all thosei
ibaiters not to be found in book.
your children a foreign xaper
which contains hot one word about
an^ person, place or thing which
they'ever saw or per'.nips heard of,
atffrifow'do'.yon expect th ni to be
mfer^jteti? But l. rbsra-'i^'-.d the
h^ihe'paper :an •. of i-'Xple,
w^fom:they nv^t an of. pla^ ^itl^
w^ijjh $Uey ftre ianiiliar,. and mti
.va interest is aWakent-tV whit-h iu
'cireajses with the arrival:^ ^vtrv
loeal laier. Thus a habit 'of.'.^alln'j?:
is formed, and thune children will'
read the papers all their lives, and
tecome intelilegnt men and women,
a credit tb their ancestors and Strong
in the knowledge of the world as it
is ^oday^—Fairmont Sentinel. '1
onun shipped a car of hogs
'toi
JHoiiry Kuu^e shipped a car of
cattletoSW»uxGStyMp^ night.
Thos. Palmar, has purchased the
music business of Miss S. M. Cbeney!
ahd iS ubw in iioseession. He will
caii!y a genertlljstoc?k of musical in
-.truinents and musical/merchandise.
Air. Palmer is a hustler in all his
undertakings and is bound to be
succefefun ,,
Archie Klingingsi^ith returned to
Oklahoma, Monday aftei-nbon, Mrs.
Klinging^mith, remaining here for a
rurther visit.
Jcjhn Millington a resident of this
county about tw^ty yeai-s ago re­
siding in G. T. Bulick's neighbor
lio(jd, now of Sicux' City is visiting
at the lionie of Mi*. Bullick.
Miss Clara 1
homte of Lu verne
was a guest of Mrs. Menitt Harding
•over Sunday while Visting her bro-
tujrs
employed at Dayton and
Harding aiid M. E. Fish
TIhj Mi mi' sota Loan
Dealers iu Bonds, Stocks, Grain &
Provisions. Members Chfca^o Board
ot Trade. Private wiies to all lead­
ing niark»-tsi .. ••./.-,•»
OerniaJiia*LipB I"surance Bldg.,_
Cor. 4th and Minnesota Sts.,'
ST. PAUL, MINN
Soiul Your ^Mojier 'y Ban
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•The following table shows the
charges for pending money by ex­
press, motley mtar, orde
and bank draf':
P. Of Ex- Bank
Order press draft
$ 2150 to .$ 5.00 05 05 05
5.00 to 10 00— 03 08 05
10.00 to 20.00 10 10 10
40.00 to 50.00- 18 18 10
75.00 to 100.00— 30 30 10
Jt will b« St en that the bank draft
is.t^e cheapest. It is absolutely safe
aod most convenient
Don't fie Misled.
I will Clerk all kind# of Public
8al^ regardlegs of who the
mjiy
wfMK,a,
JY|# V. BUSUMA.S,
Nand
rnv.st.m-nt Company ex
jH Cis t.o 8t»on Remove its of­
fice .to Minneapolis. ft
t.ii re't«i ivquests those in
delvtetl to it to call and pay
whnt thoy owe. 7
Geo. McC'leeryof Clarion, Iowa,
has purchased the nOrhwest quarter
of section twenty eight Elk of L. E.
Stover. '-H'
Rey. A. M. Summers Of Mankato
district Missionary of the Baptist
church was a guOst of A C. Head
berg Monday.
Wake tip
Rnid up ou our $7 to $12j prairie
iHiids in Minnesota, then--
Join our excursion to
see good bargains.
A1 E. Lawton,
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Agent lor Central Minnesota
Jjand Company
M. DOR AN & CO.,
—The oldest firth of—
BACKERS and BROKERS
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tN THE NORTHWEST.
E. WALKER,
Auction
^nd will gaaraotee
all
notes taken by me at sales to be good
at
i«ny.bank-should
they refuse them
I will get you the money at tbe (•am1
rate as the banks do.
Your cprr^spoodence solicited
OJ
when io Worthington call in to my
office. Yetlrs truly. I »,
r: S.- KINDLCND.
Su o^c .LM, qaick relief,'Red .Oon*
Pil and Fistula Cure^ Cu^s
of alilc time or ni
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ocy iefn')ded
S ticp1e treatment «dd bopk.exp)uiu^
tuf.:
Wivv. to tr-j»t *4d aft)
every other diseases o,f .tfca rectiiiu,
Hyut free by mail to any address Kea,
Bro., & Co., I)ept. 53,r Mi6neapoljB,
Minn. Sold by ail diUffgietfe, *1.00
or onem nth'e treatment. '(VJ
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A^rney st
Office over Baiik of VYortbitigtoa^,
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lAnorttey mt law^
OflSce over Braoigan's ^toi
-*"1 f,L
Attorney Ot Law. jj|F
ke»l Estate and l.oaos f'\m
UE»ON,t,AKi£ MINN *$9,
Attoriiey at Law, "f||S
JACKSON,MINK.:..,rqi.
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r«u years expedience in tbe practice vf •ttmww.
Farm loans, insurance and C'oliecttfW.
H.OLAKK. 3
Physician and
Surge6t» 1
Residence cor. 11th street and 6th
ave., two blocks a boveGourt Houte: ^x4
Office in G. A. K. block.
Physician and Surgeon*
Office over Peter on-Stitser block
QK. J. N. OOULD.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office at Western House.
0R.J. R. CONWA
Dentist.
wok JIN6TON. MINNESOTA.
Office in Baker Block.
JfRANK P. RILEY, D. M. D.
Dentist*
-^Officenext to Globe Frintiaip
Office.
A. SAXOX,
v. o.,
Osteopathic Physician*
CONSULTATION FltKE!
Treatment parlors on 3d Ave. next
to PannellV residence.
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Phone 128.
WORTHINGTON, MINIS
D'OCTORSCUakAN & MAN SON,
OFFICE DOCKS:
10-1
n. tti.
"p. ml
•7 S p. m.
WORTHINGTON, XMLNNBSOTA
Pianos and Organs!
'—Such as—
Steinway!
Tvers & Puiid, Ludwig, Baldwin
Pianos which have a wide repu-'
IgP^Also .FarraudVotey a¥id othtt,
high «rade organs
The,iustruuients can be' seen at
,'UV, s. M. niJENEY.
Land Seeker's Fxctir*
sion every week!
Until oni* .^O-fi'VarttM* sections
in Traverse and Wilkin
are closed out
SECURE GOOD PRICES
for your goods sold at Auctiou
having, them cried by—
N O O O
When you ve a sale write
*+v\
if!
5
ion ant I se 11 on the i-r erits.
{Co»
Deep black soil clav
sub-soil.
Flowing Wells
at 40 tq 60 feet.
M. E. LAWTON,
B?"Over postofiice. 4
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Worthington', Minnesotaw^.^
Auctioneer^
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REASONABLE PRICES
and aatiafaction guarantea.
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I. '.IS, •. HAIi
BREWSTER,
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