The Worthington advance. [volume], March 28, 1902, Image 3

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Wc have also the -finest
Heater inthe market and we
let you judge it
Ladies we have serea different'kinda of waak
img machines ef which one ia a machine ^whichj yo
mj 'karaoi trial and if does not'suit you
be returned.
new hardware Store ..
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MAJESTIC STEEL RANGE, the range that pays for itself in econo­
my ia fuel and by catting down bills for repairs, will last for generations
Beckwitk'a "ROUND OAK" the store that all manufacturers ^Imitate
burns any kind of fuel, ask your neighbor from Iowa, what he knows about
the ROUND OAK?
a full liae of the cheaper grades.
A new line of Builder's Hardware, Guns, Ammunition and Cutlery.
Plumbing, Heating and Tinwork.
A car of the orieinal "Baker Barb" wire just in, the kind I hare sold
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far the past sixteen years.
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have a com­
plete line pf
cameras and
supplies. We
give full inr
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QUICK MEALJ[RANGES
DIECKHOFF BROS.
Come in and See
the largest and finest display of—
Stoves and
Ranges
ever shewn ia the cily. We sell the
"Garland"
which is best, everyone warranted
first priza at Paris exposition.
I. HUM1STON.
WORTHING TON, MINN
Entire New Stock of
Wall
Pa|er
which we will sell at very
reasonable prices.
we also carry Paints and Oils*
f. M. HICKMAN,
WORTHlNQTON'S
IRew ^evvclrp Store
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We ..
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and look orer our stock of Watches, Chains, Jewelry and^SilTir
ware, it will be no bother to us to shew you
19,^ through our line of goods,
EVERYTHING IN A NEW AND CLEAN STOCK I
F. BUCHAN,
tiridsof copying, enlarging
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'Druggist.
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also keep
phonographs
and a big line
©1 records of
all the latest
songs and mu­
sic.
BIRKBBAK & CO.,
Successors to E. B. Nelson.^
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LOCAL' NBWS.
Geo. Kaiser of Luverne
town Friday.
J. H. Bloom made a business trij^
waigi
to Adrain Thursday nighty
a business
Sheriff .Reiter .made
trip^to Brewster Saturday,
William Grundy ia now
on PanneUtransfer""lineT
AvurSegerstrom made a .busimisa
Hip to BwwsterlSaturday.
Meacham ntmAJiam
from CherokeeTIa., BatSrtay.
fjfjoha KaokayleftSaturdayin
ing for^Mankato, on a buaingaajS
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down with an attack of the
B. W. Cutter, returned
from the woods in Hubbaxd county.
Dan Chute saya he ia:
again open ti^fiurlington
ant
Dectective Dow waa called
Browser Saturday on official
It is reported that two schools ijfr
Elk township have closed on account
of smallpox.
Mike" Hogan, of St. Jameii Will
assume charge of the Omaha yardis
Sunday night.
W. C. Barton returned home from
Wilder Friday and left immediately
for Ewintgton.
Mrs. John James left Friday
evening for Adrian where she will
visit for a week.
A. N. Famham,, of Paullina, Ia.
was looking up real estate in this
ricinity Saturday.
Miss Mary Innig, of Luverne is
risiting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Mackay this week.
Earl Smith the twelve year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Smith is
quite sick with typhoid fever.
D. B. Kumler returned Saturday
from a prolonged business trip iix
the northern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann of Windom'
are guests of Mr. and Mrs.Milton P.
Hann in this city over Sunday.
(Jen. Bickley, a student of our
schools left for Kinbrae Saturday
where he will visit over Sunday/
W. C. Buchana of Sioux Falls,
S. D. was a guest at the home of
Editor Caldwell, Thursday- night.
Fred Leabeck of Vermillion, S. D^
arrived Saturday and is giuest at.the
home of his brother Otto in this city.
For Rent—160 acres of prairie for
flax in Wilmont township.
J. H. Scott.
A.N.Douglass will soon commence
the erection of a dwelling house and
perhaps two near James Crandall's
residence on list, street.
Frank Eggleston's people arrived
in Toledo, Washington, alright and
like the country so far. Potatoes
were 60 cents per bushel.
Mrs. Chas. McMillan and daughter,
of Luverne were guests of Mrs. Fred.
Runyon Friday evening and left for
St. Paul Saturday morning.
W.C. Manchester a brakeman on
the Omaha railroad has moved into
the house formerly owned by Mrs.
Ditty in the Clary addition.
The meetings at the M. E. church
are growing both in interest and
numbers. All are most cordially
invited to attend these meetings
The supper given by the ladies of
the Cemetery Aid in A. O. W. hall
Thursday evening was wellattened
ed as the receipts indicate. Net re­
ceipts were forty, dollars.
R. V. O.Bartlett wili remain here
not-with-standing the incoming of
anew cigar factory. By the excel­
lency of his goods he has established
a good trade and will continue to
make all of his popular brand cigars.
A surprise party was tendered
John A. Anderson, the Worthington
Mill Co. engineer, last night b/va
lot of WorthintgOn's bright young
folks also some of his country*
friends
being present. He received as
memory of the occasion a beauiful
album.
The saloon license here has been
raised from $600 to $800 per annum
ani the nubmer "of saloons limited
to three. This will bring in as much
revenue as four would paying $600
each, and will be better for the
town and the men engaged in the
business. ^-Ellsworth News.
W.L.O.Bartlett and Merle Hulbert
have rented the Wilson building
formerly occupied by EL. Schwartz
and will occupy it as a cigar factory
and store. Mr. Bartlett recently
moved from Adrian to Ellsworth
and has decided this a better, locat­
ion still. They expect to occupy the
building about Apirl 1st. We wish
the beys unlimited sussesa.
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i—On Saturday Maroh 3*ndt.
to Mr. and Mr*
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and Ifm. i]y)%|tt of Lnv«riM
seats atthehomeofJ.S. Irlnk'
ci^. V:
(oberly returned hopie
Wilmont Sattwd*y for a few
visit.
th« teachers
Boyoe.one of
Luverne aohoola waa in the
ra^ir«y wg, -p||] Read.
Friday?^ «!a|Afcr r» gaaoline
le in the iko^aiW4
veleTatoir.
G. KadM^sii^^
lent of ^:2k«i|4'.
has it oneiMiitiaft al hUi fraii
id. :f ~. Ji
to Misae^ Ruby and l(abelSmitb||
iera injcinr i^idio aoiiiaiibl Mktior
ted a licollMr £M»lif Algona
lyand'Satttrdiij^
lisa Canie' JtoCoiaa letf i^day
^SlaytOTi^wliwfe ahe will pal oil
sT'ltoJ'the bmedtloif ona of the
leties of^that Jtlace.
W. Dehnairtk of Paullina/Ia.,
in the city-Saturday, looking
this city and* ooimtryTwith'a
ot
locatingJbiere.
^fred Darling is having a well put
on his farm. They are now
one hundred feet and have
two feet of water,
T. Leverich started to move
household goods to Lakefield
where 4ie will make his
permanent home.
ron Potter and family now live
tld gentleman Pratt's house, on
street out near Mr. Pattersons.
&&is working for, Geo. Patterson.
T. Branigan has purchased the
building owned by E. F. Buohan
formerly occupied by A.~E. Hart
Cut Price Cash store. Mr.
ngan will move his stock of
over in a few days and open
l^the public by April 9th.
C. Collins and son Art Collins
IVe been indicted by the^Grand
of Osceola county for receiving
concealing stolen goods, among
Jch were doting from Geyerman's
re at Brewster and the shoes
the Omaha road at this point
named are father and broher
falter Collins.
was rumored on the streets
ly tiiat^ Worthington would
iiiemindusl^^ded^
to alreadyjoro^hg list! Aiftd taf
be q||tated by. two young business
meiir?Well known in this city'and
vicinity. It is to be hoped the deal
will go. for success is theirs if they
dojgr 1
A Report! is Current that Peter
Thompson lad rented his building
about to be vacated by I. T. Branigan
or a a on a A a
repoiter he very emphatically said
he wotuld not, rent the buildinjg for a
salocm This, report springs up
every|tiime thip building happens to
be Vioant
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Tnemany mends-of Mr. F.
Craiie in this cjty will be pleased to
leaii^ that he has been promoted to
the position of! chief clerk in the
division offices of the Great Northern
railapad At Breckinridge, Minn. Mr.
Cnihe has held the position as clerk
in these offices for several years.—
Mankato Daily Review.
Fra^t.,Geiger left Friday morn­
ing foe an eight months or a years
visitr^in New Orleans. His business
wiU Jtie conductied by Albert Bidding
and .^rife who ai*e experienced in the
restiraTant business and will, be glad
to s^ei all of Frank's old friends con
tiueftiheir patronage and promise to
do allijt& their power to please the
pubkif
Sheriff Reiter arrested Dr. Farm an
of ^u||^'ark, la.,Friday evening on
a beoraL jwilrrant issued by Judge
Bro^, pjharged with practicing his
prof^Etioh contrary to the laws of
Mio|i^ta, at Round Lake. The
doc^^its brought before Justice
Stetsons who bound him over to the
nexj^rm of court in the sum of
iSOQ^nd was released en bond with
T. ArrPalmef, and E. A. Tripp of
this||^^r}° as securities. He was'
indicfed byithe last session of the
grailfipj '.
Atttafter got in his work very
sncoiiifully on an up town corner
thia§||jp£ritoon. He attracted a1
largil^owd by driving through the
stre^j^and then proceeded to srtl
theii^%eetric, belts. He led the
croi&l ^6'believe that he was going
to g^s^jbpek to each pnrdiaser of a
$lO.0.?ttlti the sum of 2.60. On this
pro^i^M^ the suckers bit rapidly
and bad soon raked in $70 or $80,
•wheal Mspeetutfully said good by
to t&gdeludedxJrowd ai went his
way ~-Pip«ii»« Star.
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ff I jlkve'got the fiaeaft line of
d^t»t ihak ever aaae.into the town'of
Thaoelebraied
If
Rubber Boot.
Boys' first quality Knee
Rubber Boot........ *-*r.
SHOE
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STORE.
f'nitffsday^afternoon W^-Chiney
and John, Mackay ftood naur the
engine of train no three due here
at three fifty five,admiring the loco­
motive, its power and construction
until they were regarded with sus­
picion by Conductor Hasey He is
ever watchful of the compnay'S in­
terests .and seeing these fellows
looking at the engine as if they
would like to carry it away, he en-
id
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been alow in coteing^bni' ii yoa
ybo will fin^ Wjenb My priees are
my gooda w« n^hl"^on,'t misa a good tbiag for the
aalie
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ta|ciDg a'Ull^i'r'•••• .' r-'
I can save you money. Come in
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good.thing whether you buy or not
JOHN
Dealeritt all Kinds of
tura I Implements.
you Want
RUBBER BOOTS ..
at a price here they are.
Men's Double Snag Proof,
Double Sole Boot..... ..
light «t. first
lubber Boot....
Men's Hii
quality
Men'9 first quality Knee,
CHAMPION BINDEI^ iW*
THE NEW
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Plows,
BuWi«,ilayStackcrs/and^^^
LoaiM
is
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and over a
quired of the gentlemanly and pop^.
ular express agent Jc^hn* W^ltelr
Pepple. who thos^ fellows were.
John of conlse would not admit^he
knewthem and this:
to be^ more' ^susjxidous!
After a few moments
whistled'to his two brak eman whal,
came sto his s|de' andithen ther».3"
was a hurried oonsd^ticm ai\d ,in-
dications of a decision ''Jlotfc1
two^ fellows lie watched when the .ifkfrB
train pulled out to -see that they
did not leave towi* :behind the 'm-r
gine and ahead of the mail car
DIED—Thursday, March
home of John Anderson.
Wilmont township Mrs.
Swanson.
This case
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Cultivators,- Discs
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plcments. Will alsq'handle^h«
equal to any manufactured. Absojntelj^gnaranteed
personaHy testify to its quality.
4f-• CorNer.
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Call and see us before buying atfyjiirm implemenfc^wei
may save you money as we must wojignp a trade.
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faihily^wereii
•morij^fia^
when his Wife was taken siclron the"
roiad and stopped at Mr. Anderson's
home Whtro. sfto died. The fuiaeralv
will- be held at Mr. Anedrson's resr
idence Saturday, mdfrun'g at ten
o'clock and'interment'' at Worthing
ton cemetery, Rev.. Hamlly
officating.
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