The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1882-04-28
HOME JOTTINGs.
What about our Opera House!
The roads are rapidly driving.

mss ipI S'IiC. 'dIi III tlc OlllCt.
Republican Congressional Com
mittee meets at Mankato, May 18th.
Bruno Roemcr, announces Nav
dance next Monday night at his garden
DR.. Harrington is levelin" his
beautiful grounds oil, preparatory to
sOdding.
The gentle reminder given by the
Chief of Police to clean up" is being
generally obeyed.
The annual Sunday School Conven-
ton Of Faribault county will he held
this year May 80 and 81.
Our real estate visitors spoke in
high terms of Mankato and their enter
tainment while here.
-MesSrs. Willard Il Barney are law
ing new sidewalk along their levee
property north of City Hall
If ii he true that Il new broom
sweeps clean, new carpet sweeps
cleaner-your pocket book.
Mcdonnell & Co, have increased
their advertising space 10 enable them
10 announce all their new novelties.
Anyone having books to bind can
he guaranteed satisfaction by sending
them TO THE FREE PRESS bindery.
Mrs. Lidgerwood has leased her
house. furnished, and will rccuperate
the coming summer in distant lands.
Gen. Baker has disposed OF his
residence in this city TO Prof. Soaring.
president of the State Normal School.
Mrs. Dittman and Foulke, two Of
our leading millinery firms are repre-
sented in our advertising columns to-
day
A social hop is advertised to take
place at Union Hall tomorrow CSatur-
day. night, and every Saturday night
until further notice.
Our liquOr-dealers are receiving
gilt edge notices that May lst is rapid
ly approaching, the commencement
VI ne" Incense year
Inc lana owned by the various
railroad companies in this county would
IL ass''sSe'' represent taNao'e 'a'ua'ioh
0i nearly @fo"'ooo'
If any one has suggestion to make
ieia'i'e 10 oiir l"Il"coll''ii2 Immigration
GU 'oi Vi 'eii 'I'o'saiu copies we would
az W ''.e''e '''''n'
SCI local III announcer co'unih oi MIS-
u" IT. i"e ia"! i introducing i
s'e'" io' cutting ,"'''' anu c''li'reh )
u'esses INA. '','S '''e ""i'"'
ID l Da' - ~ Sun 'i''''i' removing
'leii S''oN Vi groceries l" rlPe9'ohe
next month"; WHERE ID. Davis mas Pur-
chascu quarter section I'll i"hu'
'eo' NJ nay Has ic''i'''e" HIS S'oSh
vi Soo"s ieceh''! Pu'cii"se" lr"ni w l.
-hi"s' ~ 'iie S''ie "ui''iiis Nv" ""'is
sou'il vi haiil"''' 'i'e"' MARKET
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i"iiroau "H'cii lie Has un"er contract
MI "e'' heiin"ii' has iooai III 'o'
day issue Gaining attehtloh 10 MS en-
ceiieht variety Oh Seed potatoes also l"
MS strawberry plants head WHAT nc
says
Mr.. A Anderson, having nt'ed up
the Alien " fafoY DITCH puil"ih@ III
SPieh'id SlyIe' Win new paper on 'ne
Wills i'll" "i"'iiien'eu ''iiihs' Will
occupy ule SAME may Isl.
MI H. w. burgess OIL EaSie Lake
mas "eei' coiioc''nS '"Ae' wi 'ne 0'"n'S
treasurer, anu mas 'i'o, WIN maj N''
suocesH' MI 'on'' !" i'' '''"'''' :" '''
eaSihS 80 Su'cesSiul anu seni"i '"ii
'"sSeI'
quite huiiloer Oh our ehlcrPrisihS
citizens, feeling assured that the Council
will authorize the restraining of horses
and cattle from running at large, art
setting out shade trees and other shrub
berry.
The big mill has been making s
few repairs prior to starting up fol
active work. What this town wants Il
alot more just such men as Hubbard
and Waters, and then Mankato vii
Doom VIII ili"iiuiac'oricS'
ne river Is receolhS raPi"if "
'"' ' 30! '
been unusually HIGH this SDTin1, with
out any visible cause. our nclShDOr
c, po,., L.,,.a I.., c,rooJ ., ,,,,l
AZ 81 c'Oi navy "V'H i"i'c" 1" HMM
some of their connections by bnat
--JnO. Glavin, grocer, was closed III
nv
wednesday, ny Freeman " Fldu, al III
instance of Roundv Pec<ham Il Smitl