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on Sales of Fuze Bred
FA^E RAILROXDRATES
N' COS$RO VB,. Prertdent. B. W. RANDALL,
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$0,000 Padaff Race on •Sf j|J
BxclfiiiglXames Relay Ridln
aifri—Evety afternooaoffalr we^li,
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vBpedaIti^ae^,alt«rnppaw(i^
^fuSnHttttloni of all kinds o^SParm, and
fiblry Machln«ry«T-Dally. Hv'
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|Nets made. Will give as gooa service as some^f ibe very best of leatnej'
,eam nets. We Wokr ,Mus^Hp ^yrT|ewrs. of trial. Made in 5 bars bolh
eather and cord OTr^ hfeaW '&rdf smngiaF body and hrea^t,
•Jf^JM«:pi^aozen Size 66, $f
eacii $23"p«r dozen S^j^,'$2^3'p®ofi} $24 pw doHn
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WiwtieldrtthisBaptlst ChU!th
last Sunday qywiin^-rPr^*
*rc.°.
gram fol,iPresbyi«rian
^CS M"
-OTHiOrTjT
v-T Ctb O?
LasfcSunday evening the eve
hour 1 r«t the/Baptist obo^h
d&Voted jtoGbildrensrDay.
by fiaembenof rtha Sabbatlr
-. rireranwaB very lirge~atte4*
Alice
«iid^llwere.
wellpleaaed
tti^pYOgMmpralentediWhjoir
sietod" o^ musicf speaking and'«
Ifteeentattoa pf -tbe Gospdl Shlj^.
u/iAfr the oloee df ithe1 eohool:
gtam -Bevw Daraeii: /.made. a^.lB!
addfes» jftiong the line, ioggested
th6 illayvi^i^- i'^hch isam
¥he
th& "PireebytelcJao
BtiiJda/a 'fl(btobl #111, hold"-th^lr
6hit3resvs Diy exetoises next 8a%
dajr-evening kt-th^ ve^uliur UoaV £&
-fbiloWing is the pwi-
gn^tbb^preeented.'
Song by thelnhbol.
i:
15'
Seriptiire Reading.
jnb^lttUlV^
^^r'-
5
Prayer.
Song by the ^echo^L /•••''-••'j
NeM' Sf
*•:fteeitiitton.^ The Farmer.*•
Finger ^Pliy^by Priihary 01Mi $,
B^tttibn By Five Prittiiftry CHrli
Bbtg^y ther School ..
Hesitation, -Children^ Dky1.
Recitation, L98sons from
am.- *c
••••i ^s
^Sbiitg- Will The Arigela'Ii#t Me
:Pl»y!'t" :,""i
r'Re&tatiext,'
wjJI
Pedple Will Tali^"'
Reditatiohi Stray Muofb,t|^^
Recitation In-ffi# land df Prett|y
Soon.: .'ts
'^&&&$-
'^boi)isvlH
Birthday Party*
doned from the fact that the rail
rSiii^ com^ttny ideibianded a guar
antee of $100 before they would
fiiMikh the spebllal train. There
seemed, to be a lack of interest in
^hdh ^Iffcatf fher5 part of the
teachers and no one cared to assume
th^ te¥poiSBibility^Of the guarantee.
lAtteiiipited Burglary.
(JNf! ^f.' Evfrns were aroused'
.fWrf^T^^-vfsS .v. ."- ••-£"fey
i''^arawJoGpg^tor
bqv&
The meftbbre ot the Birthday
Club met with MrBi J-. 24. Adding
ton Tuesday afteiUoon aml assisted
that lady in apph4ri$tely' *belebrat-.
ing her —th birthday ahniversary.
(Sanies, naiwio and ia generally
pleaisaht social visit ^enlivened the
pasaii^g. hours, ^, Refresh men ts were
serVedf^fcep iWhioh^the guests de-^iieaoe andoommanda the respect
parted leavinglatestimonial of theirj -of a^ who enjoy his acquaintance
regard for the/hostess in the shap^
I of an elegant eeleoteio- stand lamp,
[it WM A most enjoyable nfBair^
''jrii'i* iT
WoodiDen^Picnics.
The Miiih^flli
Picnfd As^lati^dta '6f Modern Wood-?
men of^A^^^^ifi'^'hbid
annualpibnlp^,
|tfi^lblin 0xtv.
day, June program el!
spra^s aiid entertaiiim^n ts has been
£&
en of Northwestern
bill: ^fcefr:f 'Ahnbal picn'io
at Sibleyi oil'
Jun^ 3^th^and that city
israrrangiug tp fnte^tein a large
crowd.
y\.w- ,c
Excursion .-.Abandoned.
The^exdui^h wfafch was to have
beeni'glvie'u by the teSchers and Co.
F.^at ^Jkoboji thiS"
••O
noi^ at, one of the windows on
pniriveatigatibn
!. ihisin Was
.etf^jtx an entrance
,lbe tlmib ,ifr. Evans^ Was'
hiui! an 'he mlide
J^^^pa^f^^e poiVce^ vehb
I] naa iieen summoned by telephohe
laSKtt.lWt"1--rv
,s"
aT aji-rf Sitiiro.t! .a 0^?
^^fe^^^j^..»^nuiae'at the hope
pi .Wi jLpWles^^but this proved
tpA fee flT&lse alarm!, One of their
waa p^ymg a prank oxx hii
brother whichUm to the alann.^
aa^''}^l|S^^*yp3t.|
$^arii-Srus )«rcig 'bJaasB, ^rtu
WORTtflNOTON, MIRK., FRIDAY, JlINfi l5, I9Q6.
Hit's •qiiagrfate'x.aoig ^c^iv'vl? --fl5g.fc-". .£::•
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StfiiMtffc ^Atra'sXB.
THE STATE
GGKIVINTIOI^
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HarmQny^ Preyails
Strong Ticket is Nominated
'*:wr-
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••:•.' .-••££'.* ar-rr"
Goveinbir 'i
A.-L.cGole,' •'•f
m, ^^i-^-Walketi-.
I
A.^%. ^berhart,, XX
Matikalib
:iO-.U!p"
State^Treasurer
i. Pinefaart,:
•.-^ Slayton
Attorney general
«.
?!'RS'T.:^UWt,:•"
•,.s.-i i^Appletbn
Secretary Of State -i:
.: Julius, fi. Schmall,,,.,
t:
Red wood Falls
State Auditor *4"1,
8. lveteon.:
v. :,,T.. .'rr.RU8hfOrd.^:
Clerk Supreme tiourt
0.,-
C. A. Pldgeon,
5
ifL fir ^'^tl^alb.1''i
Railroad Comtniasiotter r-
V* F. Stapleai: :r. .:
vl -i.ui.v- •.
xWest
:fx
mention were in thei interests of the
party as well as thoee of the people.
The ewiy: reports indicating the
long lead of Mr. Jaoobson for
governor .indicated that he would
be the ncmiinee, but.! a majority of
the delegations willed it otherwise
ttod selected 1
oer.
j"
:was
aban
A.:L Cole^ of Walker,
«s the party standard: bearer, fie
i»^ man of much legislative ex-
andR stands for the beet interests
the peopl^ o( the Btftte* -JMr
lie'S ttdmlnitiiij^ Wafl toade on the,
thied ballot.
^^e only bther oflabes for which
^er^ i&tas "ia^lpirited' contest were
Siiditof fbt Which
^Ivettibn^^iis itonomi^
^ated arid^fetreasurer
f^ii to1 ^ir^eiglxtior C. E. 1)1nefiart
hi^^hibud ahd the beet of
-'1*^
tmoUgbPUt the' 'sessions
df tbe'66nteil'iion: The 6atidid^tes
made hPBibVAfiief contests and there
are tio "soire''" spots to'disrupt the
Jpkrty diiifitn^Wcariapittign.
"rJOiir Votihg Contest., .1."
The voting contest to decide who
is the most1 pbptilar teacher in
Nobles county will close July 4th
lit 6 jj. m. Jburixi^ the last three
gtetti interest has bebn
ifind'tfieiiviites are coniing
lk'nd:
T.
day ev^iug the fan^y
iiii big blocteB
shotild' ^et th'iiir
IriendcTSft' w'&k'fct thbzd during the
^iiekt "l^o1 w^&kS, a^^the vbte cast
iikne WiU be lar^r, and
bne'shoui^ trjp to ge*thfer lihblre:
The is comparatively
yetri i?o as the volume pj[
^pt& i^bonceirfied1 and one feabfaer
'^t^Eatfds ad1 good 'show of winning as
another. The oiie thrit works hard
est and gets her,fr^4^ 4°
wor^
'or
her will'win out'. With^ our splendid
firray bf Jii^bairibis ifr~will' be easy
^liw'Bubsbribers, br'ii^t&e
tiio^e' dii i&e llbt to pay a^yeiar in
The prifees are well
Worth ttyiiag tor.
ti--. lit-,.
:-.i- ..•Jv.i', -^.••-
Mr. Casheit 'went to 'Heraaann on
budness Thursday.
1
7
33MVQA
somm
vo *ar6Jf»q£'Of'/
The Work^df thfe ConyeMi^
Warmly Gomriiended by.
all Factrdris.
u* S i-i
The Nominees'
:S.
Smith
St. Paul^_
iV^SVl* Wi& :%?v •'.
The republican state convention
which oonvened at Dulath Wednes
day did its work quickly and well.
The rocks upon which the party has
split in the past have been avoided,
the nominees have been judiciously
placed as regards location in the
several portions- of the stat^,- and:
the personnel of the ticketis such
that ii will command the respect of
every citizen and the unanimous
support bf .every member of the
regard Uhb oft^the.- past differ-
v1fOT0tfHTBQWT","f
•.iklJm
'Atf^ m,
-K «M
sdi
sark-^is
I,„-^^
^asta*..- agrra .M
'cerst* ''b&rimn! !tp.ss p.I*',I-,V
pjspmo^
For the AnWai
b« Held at lake City.
The member* ofpo* F.,., are pre
paring themsj^l yes .for. annual
enoa^pment pje j^e Third i^qient'
which is to 'M^held on the stjrte
grounds at Lake City te$ningJ"''"w
2$r'd.. A new and, t'xioTb
pleasant.' future hasbeeh' adopted
this year, which requires the
variouk coppanies to assemble ^VSt
Paul and, iniaroh to L«ke (Kty. It
wlli give !/jtj6o^.JMW^b«ni* the
gq^. a.taiite of tte"i
,tr^'^thiM''
in'a 'soidie^liter
'Monday Lieut. SivS."Smith Cor
porals Dodge and Oberman afrd
Private Lawton made atrip to Rush
moM whei»" the^ t^ in range
shooting With' mehibers of the
^U^hmore squad.
Saturday several ibenibew of the
Gtitajj&tij
Were at the Wbrthix^tmi
rangier foilr rilie pjnibtice:: The
following'1 aiie some of the scoreit
fifty being ihe highest posiubie
score:
206 yde. 800 yds
Dbdge gjr 84
R. Smith 35
Peterson 'Z2:: 81
•=(«pT:rj ft
iiawtoh
Gov^. Johnson ,will be present and
1300 in purses for races,
prize Forester's. DrUl. |$0 prize
Royal Neighbor Prill. Base Ball
Game, purse $50. Free.Street At
tractions. Wire Rope Performers.
Minstrels, Tent Show. Mudic by
io Bands. ,Two floors for dancing.
Seoure tickets early that aocom
modation m»y ^proyid^» .,
v'^-:
fi. ^Pftifdee,.^ P., A./
iuu
•:U
yin.ii^
•ft s-i
(t
Adjudg«|Jimne.s,,
lp9isott''h1m/'!r'':
S!
A.clean ticket of popular men
dum&ii&rized the ticket, find it 'will
bl trihmphan'tly~electbd in Nbvem
^'l^k' toftt
K,:
aiti"»-T ••I'---" :--a:! ^r,t-»
All members pf Stoddard Post,
No. 34, recmested tq jie
present at
rthe
.jQ^xt meeting June
J&*. Remember the^ .Dafteict., En
campment is to .he h^d A Luyerne
June l9 to 21T and a full .attendance
i^desired^^
vf»-r
rfriw Jpbft fl. Scqtt,
!K' •-,v- L^ostfQpiwnandtT.
V'?rivn r-iiii.3 -»:-v
i~i*-
F:r
tiy."-
^fti:TheCircuss .-,s-
^C^a&plfelY' ^BJbls.'
rTh0
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7
OlsOn
r*:'il
WOODMEN PICNIC
Madelfa June 21. x^ursion
of S5c for Round Trip.
The dmkha %ill run ai special
traiii.to Madelia on the. Above date
leaving Worthington at
(7:45
a. m.
Retbnudg lea^t^ j$fTac^fc at: 9:30
p. m. Tickets wiir be good only cjn
he a a in 0
~Proti»oted meetingal
t,
Andrew Erickson, a farm labor«r
of ljittle Rock townshlp was takeb
in, bui8toay laist Week by flhdriff
FaUskee" Oli Coitnplaint- alleging in
sanity:^ Oh ^Satiirday he w'a6
¥ttiinedbefote:iJudge" of" PrbbateC.
adjudged inaatfe.
fie Wascommitt^tothfeasyluiilat
MrP^t^ fiie haluitfiiatibn',tf9eibed
tb be th4t#ym6 onfc-wfcfr tryiflg to
Vfsite^d
Worthifi^tbn la^t Saturday and gavp
tWo vei^y cr^it^ble ^rformances.
The 'oircus ts ndtf bne of the largest
biit they carr^ ei large company of
high cl&sS petfoita^ attd ft 'fairly
^bod 'menagteriei The 'attendance!
WasHght at bbth perfPrniaiices1/
Ti'sV ,A tr-Vi .r"
Public' Saffe bf Thoroughbred»
SKpr thprn j£att|€
A.,=
I
l..W[ill.iSeU. at-public, auction
Ford's Feed Bapo,, Slayton, Minn.
beginning at 1 o'clock p. m?.,^aturj
day une 53rclt $8 head of registered
Shorthorns JL^i -yo^ng cows eaplr
with calf at foot., Pon't mm0thi,tfprwrk!iii the city
sale, which wiljl. be. held regardl^s
of weather. s»^ rro^.ji^
David Hammond,.Strviblet!Ia^
H..JBrowny Adrian, ^uotr.ft
A big iine of men's batliihg suitB,
jn wool and cotton,' at Sterling Biros.
& ,#i. .11 JC: S,i' *Z^±£.
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lifwi
EPwpifflilXeDE"
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•.CiSt?*':
Relation of the Social Departmen
Personal' Christian-Work".
The delegates from the 1
are as follows. Rev. 6. A
l&foriiable commencing on
night the 15th of June, and' con
tinuing on Saturday and Sunday,^
10:30 a., m. 2:30 .and. 8« pAj^. On v|
Sunday the ladies oif the church will
serve free:, dinner- to- visitors.
Preachers from abroad are coming*
Ev.5 MiWon ^veMan^of ^idaiwloa,
.JjiQrmaa ^aatort4 tb# 8^
church,' miuhi
Cth^s..,
(A
1
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II
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•ity: .fir- yrts fwf.
A rtjnwfr* •.
fii&Jwrh
is#
.rr.ffrt.
«r«'
-V-rtoft-„
?7M .svc frocTt
BRh Awuial Cohv«!fitr6n arS|«^r
,f-7?.ten
Ntxl Week.
•, i-1 £i»
r.. '.
-f-."
i: ft
The ftftn imkual.oonvention of tb»
Marshall IhMriot Epworth LeagoaP1
wHlVdonyene at Slayton on IWdajr'
afternoon Of next Week and con^
tinue in session during Saturday &
andSuaday..
A very interesting .program has'
been prepand for the cbnsideratien ^,
ofL^theL—oonyentiop Mise Ednal4:
ifackey of this city will speak of
Mrs. F. Dean, Arth
berger. -Daisy—Vail,- offieexs^
Misses Mable NicholftSy Mjrrtl^
Turner, Edna Afockey,, Rena Bab
«ock, and(lSelle ^DoV dnd ifrf Lloyd "J,
Helmick. •$"
The delegation will leave on Fri-'
day afternoon of next week and re-s
turn Monday afternoon.
Wtdding ft Aifitoun&dl
A wed#ng that was. celebrated at,
Toledo, Rev. W. A. Briggs,
pastor the Congregational
church, d^'JIfay 12, was just made
public todk^to friendain, the pity^
Miss Mfl§iif$tairson, of Pearaon
Iain and
avenua,:ir^s the -bridr .^ras gi?en in'l§
marriage t^j|r..ll|i. L. fiolbrpok.
Mr. fiolbrook iB
ti"
pltunbbr, an#
until recently was-in the emplojr^
fieoker & Cid|rinB. Mr. and Mra-^|
Holbrook left this morning for'
Worthington, Minn., where they
will reside.—-Marshaltown, Iowiai
Republican. '.-."Cii
Protracted Mi
Obidia^^ita|fcionis here-1
by extehd^i to alllhp SpiuiainayiaA
people to oome out: to these .meet-*
ingi:"Mi '^nibnB 'wilf be in-^?|
S is
ThfPKfceiApgus Di?persipn5jl«.
One of the ^greatest dispersion,
sales in An^U# histo§y ^tbok place at -fj
Creston, XllinoiSj on Tuesday, of tWs
week and was attended by uotidfl -1*
breeders and agncul^upil college
profSssor^^bnPliir^iohE&kthe U. 8.
Th^^^^nwetyts^x cattie brought
|27,5i6 br about a $2^0 average.
!Geb. O. Moore and rtto purchaBed
cow and bull at the sale the -'6bir£_|
being ofiebf th^ befefput upland the
btill being an excellent SindiVidtial
'iQSd the son of Prince~Itor the
$9100 champion. This bull will be
used as aB8istant-i(? 4iJeir
grea^ herd ^u|l and his ^purol^^e
with the besfc breeders. Minnesota
Agriculture ^jl^ge.also. ,go^ three
good ones.' .^1 n
,111.1 'i!.1. '.•
V2-
•jf
j..
Js?t- -(A
Evangelist Sunday's Wbrli.
3 lilh'ffie fii^torygf Freepp^r yeftpr
day, June 3rd, will stand out pre
eiAfy§abo|reiti{ll otlii
is biit one Bay in the annals
dt
/iliy *hnt may hw namo/i in fhp
the
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