The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-25
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LFrom Friday : nAlLr Fnng Press.

The Saulpaugh has been lively to-
day. Congrrssm Lind has something
about him that draws equa, to honey set
before a lot OF hungry flies.
The additions IN the rear of +. G.
Heinze's restaurant and Klein x Cos
furniture store have been enclosed and
furnish much needed room.
The annual far OF st. Johns Catho-
lie church Will be held IN the third floor
of the city hall every dav and evening
from Oct. 2}rd to Oct. 10Th. Don't for
get the date and place.
The Board of Trade soliciting COM
mittee for the DairN mems convention
has succeeded in raising $3.50 Of the $500
which is required. 1t should have no
trouble in raising the balance.
Two prisoners from Watonwan
county were lodged in the county Jail
day before YESTERDAY to await the action
of the grand jury of that county. They
are charged with attempted burglary.
Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Chas. Williams were held ut
the family residence this afternoon at
$50, after which the body was removed
to the St. Louis depot and sent to Rock
Island on the 800 train.
Green, kimb.e x Taliman, Mlllers
dl ' SIubu Ntultl htt NDAliS Cpl
business this .ali. They have remodel
ed and thouroughly rcpalrd their mill
and now turned out as tine grade OF
flour as can be had anywhere.
The SchOrue brothers are erecting
store building on y. Front street, oppo-
site J. \. Aruold's place. 1t will be -
by 80 feet, two stories high and of brick.
The foundation Is being put in and the
building Is to be Completed this year II
possible. The lower floor viii be oCcu-
pied by butcher shop bv the owners.
The building will tie a credit to that
portion of the city, and the large force
of men at work Will push II ahead rapid
lv.
-Johunie Pugh, on his way home
from the MankatO Business College,
"Wednesday, had narrow escape from
q serious injury. When driving along
the road near the street car barn, one
of the wheels of the buggy came of and
let the axle down, pitching him forward
to the ground, but in true Celtic style he
regained his feet before the horse,
which is rather a fractions animal,
could get started to run. He held the
animal and soon fixed Things up and
wendell his way home as happy as a
"clam.
lFrom Saturdays DAILY FREE PREssl.
Well diggers have their hands full.
Farmers are digging new wells and
deepening old ones everywhere.
The Mr.. McFadden, killed IN the
wreck Of the inclined plane disaster at
Cincinnati, is cousin to (. l.. Mead
den of this city.
The grocers have received their win
ter apple supply and are doing a good
business selling them. The prices are
higher than last year.
A marriage license was granted YES
terdav to joseph Shermon, of Arlington.
Washington county. and Helen Schwar-
BILE, of Eagle Lake.
T-rI,l,a ,.o,,.s,,o,,or f,,b., t,,a oo,+ost
non haira 11s,ed hatu,aer tha bntahors
,s ora,;fvin', srectacIe r. Tho n,,Ii;c
at IS an i'll wind that blows no one
good " especially when the price of
meats take such tumble at this season
of the year.
Tho soma drvnaee and conseouent
;,oon,.opianca tl'at ex;ets IN hi st,te is
nrevsisnt in Wisc0nein VTrhigen and
Snrtbarn Iowo ond UIinois Fvarv-
TN, is SrfF.r;n1, fro - = Lax If moist
- s,5 ,raIls - Jrv T,l,as and ri,,-
ars or Iowar I'm aycr Known before
- t;
I,Iedarff,s ,rnodS in DEcor;a for saver.
81 Joysond hos don. considerahIe dam
aae TweTtv cords IF soft wood has
bnrned and II has been verv hard 70
ston the nrocress The flames IN the
SrY timber, A strong wind from the
-sn,;,b MD canea considerabIe loss in
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