The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-01-25
HOME JoTTINas.
To Publishers.

To Publishers.
That the newspapers OF Souther
Minnesota may be able 10 lay bcfor
their readers at q nominal cost, the pro
ceedings of the Northwestern Dairy
mems Convention to he held IN Manka
to next month, The FREE PRESS vii
supply an eighteen column supplement
TO all publishers desiring them. Man.
OF the choicest papers read will be pub
lished in full, while the meat OF all dis
cussions will he gathered in readable
and comprehensive form.
We furnished some $4,000 sixteei
column supplements of last years con
yention to papers in this locality, anc
the prospects now are that this numbel
will be nearly doubled this year. No
paper IN thus vast dairy region can af
ford to neglect to provide its readers
with this valuable document. SenC
your orders 10 this office Immediately
Read Samborn's business locals
elsewhere.
Ice is drug in the market al tnr.
ty cents load.
-"Only a Farmers Daughter a
Union Hall next Tuesday evening.
"A sacred concert was given in the
Catholic church last Sunday evening.
H. Lorenz, the forif, has a new
I'D" IN this issue, to which we call at,
tention.
-Jsnesville wants q paper mill.
Likewise Mankato, and she intends to
have it.
Mcconnell 4 Co. present a new
nd" in this issue. Notice it in another
column.
Mrs. Barron gave quite u success.
full concert at Edgewood last Monday
evening.
The attendance at the Dairymen's
Convention promises to far exceed that
sflast year.
-Prstracted meetings have been cen
tinued during the week al the Metho.
dist church.
Some Of the towns where Eli Per
kins has lectured complain that he doe:
not tell any new lies.
White Beaver, or DR.. Frank Powell
10 having poor luck in running the
gauntlet Of the new medical law.
Only the pride of an agriculturist's
heart, or something to that effect, al
Union Hall next Tuesday evening.
Rev. Liscomb conducted the ser.
vices al the Methodist church last Sun
day morning and on Tuesday evening
Monday was balmy and almos
spring like. The weather clerk seems
inclined to give the ground hog half 9
chance at least.
-Janesville had = shooting affray
last Saturday evening, in which Mix,
Warner fired at Klennan, q saloon keep
or, but without effect.
Mr.. D. B. Owen, assignee of GeO.B
Owen, has filed his report. 1t shows
assets of $i,455.ls, and liabilities
amounting to $S,658.5s.
We learn that the committees APP.
pointed to dispose OF membership tick,
cts to the Dairymens Convention ar,
meeting with good success.
The Royal Arch Mssons Of thi
city will about Feb. Sd celebrate thu
twentieth anniversary of the founding
Of the chapter in this city.
-"Only q Farmers Daughter" hal
had wonderful success, and is pronounc
cd to be the leading play Of the times
At Union Hall, Tuesday evening.
Why must We Americans pay 81
cents for the Century, Harper's ane
other magazines, when the "blsrste(
Hinglishmen" can buy them for q
cents2
The report that little boy Wa
killed last week while coasting Of
Agency Hill is incorrect: He receive'
few bruises, but nothing of q seriou
nature.
DIR. E. j. DAVIS, of this city, ha
been rs.appointed member of thestat
Board of Health. All of us here ar
willing to testify to the wisdom of tbs
appointment.
Judge Porter, in deciding the Fow
Ter case, recently brought before tn
municipal court holds that the ordinanc
fixing the suctioneer's license in th
city 10 illegal.
The whistle on the Iron and Move
ty Works is of sufficient strength
drive out of bed with q rush those VIII
are prone to trespass with sleep upo
the morning hours.
The German singing society, ii
Liedertafel, is preparing to give CO..
cert at Union Hall, Feb. Bird. Schi
lers "Die Reber' will be prcsente
and our people will no doubt have
nice treat.
Ia the case Of Thomas F. McCar
VI. the Minnesota Mutual Accident a,
Railway Relief Association, in the d
trict Court, Judge Severance last Mo
day aled q decision rendering jud
Rspt IN favor of the plaintiff for Sis