The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-23
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A pension has been granted 10 the
widow of W Gleason, Of 81. Clair.
{. p. Williams is prominently men,
= toned for alderman in the Fourth ward
At the town meeting in Jamestown
the question of license or no license WAS
submitted, and liquor carried the day
by - majority
The suit of Ring x Tobin against the
county WAS renewed the day after il was
Withdrawn, no change being made in the
amount demanded.
On the 18th inst. party Of young
people got mp a surprise party on Miss
Ada Bradley, of Lime Town. 1t was
we'll attended and all reported good
time.
=. W. burgess is mentioned for al
derman in he Third ward and Henry
Zimmerman, Jr., III the Second ward.
They would both make iirs;-class alder
men.
The Good Tempiars are arraugingto
give an e. tertgiumcnt at Il. Peter for
the benefit # the i. Peter lodge. Rev.
II. \. BUS incu VIII give au address
there Marcel 18th for the same purpose.
Tie COZ cert Icy the Carleton College
Glee Club ,i7i evening gave good salts
faction To IL K large number present.
The club con iajns some excellent talent
and il was ell displayed. The justly
popular cole ~ songs were tie princi-
pal feature r the program, and each
number Was tvell received.
Mr.. HcnEy Humphrey, of Lake
Crvslal, has purchased lot !, block n,
according 10 E. d. Burners y.at of the
Town OF Maukato, of Mrs. Annie l..
Hemperley, formerly Of This city, but
now Of Minneapolis, for 5000 Tie lot
is located Oh he corner just north Of the
Opera House. 1t is sand that Mr.
Humphrey represents q syndicate Of
Lake Crystal people il making the pur-
chase.
Tie residence Of joseph Lowe, in
South Bend, w., burned ON Wednesday
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with no insurance. The misfortune falls
heavily upon Nj. Lowe and he has the
s,-,n7stbv ,f hi. naighbors
The II. Pau Trust Company has
c,rcr,,5,3 ,,a.,ot-utiors for th,. ,urchase
of tine $4,000 sever bonds 1t - per
cent. fiat, !nier'.l - hn-in a. hme OF
purchsSp. iUrlg.,ug the interest al
ready accumulate the price paid is
- 80. The bond. are tweuty-y ear five
Der cent. ones.
The water rcr.ts lur the past year
have amounted 10 about u .OOl. In case
the warri bonds are voted next month
the increase Of income is expected TO
more than pav the interest on lie bonds.
As only those benefited will have 10
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siuoh'
Daniel Shanahau, of -. james, died
of cousryDpliou Oh the 10Th inst. Mr..
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coup,v-ord f,,.v desire 10 extend their
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or deceased durinc his illness. Mr..
Sbanahan caves a wife and oae child tn
mourn his loss, beside, st lar, circle of
warm ITlsAds. ne lv't mr. '"iiii'S III
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Immediately AM making provision 10
enforce the order or 70 lave the work
doiie anu oii"i "P ~ ''ii'E % i'1 thi'
hnpdsn,rn Iftbr latter are rood and
are still held il Is evident tIiat the coun-
~ Is well enough situated
CFrom Saturdays DAILY free Press
Mr.. Ed. Bradley i "..a,ioned loI
CITY treasurcr.
nina Craig has decided TO erect 4
$500 residence on Prospect Heights this
spring.
Prof. W. Siebcrt's concert is TO come
off April 10th. The band has received
some new music which will be present
ed then. Only brass music will be fur
nished bv the band.
The Lake Crystal Mirror made it
appearance this morning. 1t is aseven
column quarto, two pages being printed
at home. It's neat geographically, anC
saws it has come to stay. There vii
likely be music in The air at the Lake
when the times comes.
The work turned out by the Free
Press Binderv in the way Of magazine
binding meets with good satisfaction
Prices are as cheap as is consistent will