The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-03-31
BRIEF NJ T. TON


A fine line of Easter cards to be seen
at Tiffany's.
Call at Tiffany's and examine those
fine Easter cards.
Polchow Il Co., We're burning brick
at their kiln last Sunday.
Farmers tell us that no perceptible
thaw is observed in the country.
The favorite expression in the city is
cant stand the "Ra9uette'"
The democratic city convention meets
to-day Thursday at , o'clock.
Fine dress suits can he purchased
very reasonably at the Star Clothing
House.
We run short of law supplements last
week, but all Deficiencies are made up
this week.
j. G. Roller has shipped most of his
wheat which was stored in every Access
sible corner
DIR. Davis will, April LIST, move his
office TO the rooms formerly occupied by
VI. y. severance.
Mr.. George Weaver is tearing down
the skating rink shanty preparatory to
moving II away.
A big row was imminent ON Front st.
Monday night, but was quelled by the
proper authorities.
A new clothing house from Mime
apolis will soon occupy Jno. II. Rays
new store building.
An elegant line of new spring goods
has just arrived at the Star Clothing
House of l. Longini & Co.
Geo. W. Mead settled this week the
loss of Rev. Rowlands, who was burned
out at Minneopa last week.
]. F. Meagher is nearly moved in his
temporary quarters, and soon work will
commence on the new block.
JAS. NJ. Sharp OF Belgrade, was
married Tuesday, TO Miss Mary E. Fad
dis, by the Rev. Edwin Rogers.
Spite Of due caution, many cellars Iii
town have received their share of water
resulting from the melting snow.
Not little interest was manifested
by the crowds of people watching the
driving Of piles last week and this.
Forty school "marms" made applica-
ton for certificates al the teachers eX-
animation held at Garden City recently.
Mr. Fred Strobel will soon commence
a new residence on third street, next the
Lutheran church. 1t will be of brick.
Next Tuesday is the city election,
and at shutdown on that eventtul day few
hearts will be made glad and Others sad.
Davis x Dean, of hardware noteriety,
are contemplating charging their pre-
sent quarters, making their building 151
feet deeD.
The Milwaukee company are rip-rap-
ping their grade through the city, and
the piles on the flat are going down
with rapidity.
Due credit should have been given
Miss Piper last week in our mention of
the high school entertainment, for she
did excellently.
pleting arrangements to erect a large
addition to his residence ON Second 81,
soon as spring opens.
Mr.. Lewis c. Tabor and Miss Anna
Goolsbry of lie Ray, were married
March 22d At the residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. r. d. Price
F. c. Heinzc of the Excelsior Bakery
manufactures six different kinds of
bread. He takes pride in Offering to
his many patrons new kind The
Vienna Cream Bread" which is unex-
celled. DOVE
B. F. Davis K Son are making some
noticeable Improvements AT their grocery
store, such as fixing the front, painting
and kalsomining the same, ready for the
spring trade.
&. +. Steward, formerly Engineer at
the big mill this city, has accepted
the position OF assistant master mechanic
on the Manitoba road with headquarters
at Fergus Falls.
We notice by the RecieW that Mr..
Isaac Marks has Withdrawn from the
field as Il candidate for city treasurer.
Mr.. Marks has filled that position in the
past with fidelity.
Todds Millinery Store has been
moved TO the building formerly occupied
with Shows drug store. and will open
the first Of next week splendid stock
Of millinery goods.