The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-08-07
gee notice of lost setter pup.

September, East Ia North.
See notice of lost setter pup.
See notice elsewhere of Il girl wanted.
BEAD Owens locals bearing on the
White.
The MsDkato planning mill is in oper-
ation again.
Begin Ia lay sonr plans for two or
three days visit AT the Mankato Fair this
fall.
The organ now i'll use in the new
Catholic church is from Geo. Il. Owens
music hall.
The brick work on j. q. Rollers
residence, Jackson street, has been COM
menced.
A pleasant social party was given by
Mrs. S.hulein la her friends last Friday
evening.
Many of the business houses are
draped in most crcditable manner for
Tomorrow.
Owners of scales can get Howe or
Fairbanks wcigher's receipts 1T the FREE
PgEsS office.
Scarlet fever is said Ia Ice prevalent
in Belgrade, Nicollet county, but not To
All alarming extent.
II. VI. Karmany's horse did some
splendid work at the Lake last Saturday.
lie got down 10 30.
Sheriff Monks has good two-seated
platform wagon, with ducking cover, that
lac will sell al reasonable figures.
We learn that several cattle were
killed in the eastern part of this county
during the storm of Thursday night last
week.
M. X. Jones, the proprietor of the
new crockery store, occupies space III
our locals to-day, and revises his adver-
tisement.
Vim. Pearson, Esd, has two neat
dwelling houses in course of erection on
Broad street, between Jackson and
Hickory.
The Gernania band Will spend next
sabbath at Lake Emily, and will he join
eel in their excursion by II number of
our citizens.
The frame building, next 10 the Gold
en iion store, lately vacated by Mrs.
X. q. Welsh, has been occupied by the
new newspaper office.
The Star Clothing House is undergo
ing sDme very important changes inter
iorally, new floor being one Of the no.
iiceable improvements.
Services was held in the new Catho-
iic church last Sunday for the first time.
The dedicatory service will he held IN II
short time, bv Bishop Ireland.
Mr.. ii. Make, of Nicollet county,
brought the first new wheat of the pres
.nt harvest to the Big Mill yesterday.
The quality is first-class.
d. Herbert has become Interested in
ornithology, and has placed what lac
calls An African ostrich at one Of the
front windows of his coffee house.
Miss Mcfarland offers for sale II
parlor suite, together with carpets and
window shades. She expects to leave
for Chicago next week, and desires 10
dispose of these articles in the mean
time.
d. G. Evans, Esq, who has launched
out in the general merchandise trade ut
the corner of Front and Liberty streets,
occupies advertising space in to-days
paper. We bespeak Il liberal trade for
Mr.. Evans.
Misses Jones & PfaT have closed
their dressmaking shop for IA few weeks
10 secure needed rest, but will open the
same i'm season for fall trade. They de-
sire Ia see all their patrons again after
returning 10 their duties.
Friends from the country declare
that they never saw grain cut 50 rapidly
IDENTITY the farmers realize that the fine
weather il rare, and that there will be
something less favorable follow it.
DIR. Murphy took possession Of the
Garden City postoilice Monday morning.
The retiring =. NJ, Mr.. +. d. Evans,
has, during his incumbency, given good
satisfaction, and retires with the satisfac-
ton of knowing that he has been an
efficient officer.
Prof q. w. Smith, was elected to
The position of principal of the grammar
school in the Union building, at the
meeting of the Board on "Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Smith is student of
Northwestern University, Evanston, H.,
and for the present resides at ST. Peter.
By the way, Hunt, why don't you
explain that . To q? You promised To,
but failed.-Bir Earih City Post.
Read rule 20, page III, of Spaulding's
official base ball guide, 1888, Mr.. Post,
and don't bother people 10 frpiain. The
application is perfectly admissible in the
case you whine 81 vigorously about.