The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-18

ply tore the flesh of the boys forehea.
and blackened his eyes The SHOOK
. knocked him down however, and hi
companion ran for help and the boy wa
conveyed to his home when DIR. Jacobl
dressed the wound. 1t does not seen
. to be of permanently serious nature
E The old man evidently didn't know hi
shot had taken effect for he immediate
" rushed out of the house with ciut
. in his hand, but sight the boy lylng OF
the ground appeared To frIghten him 81
that he ran oil as fast as possible towarC
the river and waded through II to thu
other side. Nothing has been seen o.
him since. As he is some 20 wears ole
his bath in the river may have had fata
effects. The police have made no eft
ort to find HIM as vet.
From Mondays DAILY FREE PREss.l
49, A barn belonging to Frank Thurs
ton of Garden City burned Yesterday
and was total loss, including good
= sized amount of hay.
John c. Noe reports the sale fol
William A. Pratt, OF so acres near st
James, Watonwan county, TO Alfred X
Noss, of Eigin, H., tor $3.50.
Hon. Chas. Bennett, of Eagle Lake
has just completed new house in Ger
mania Park, and has sold tito German
lady IN lower town. This reminds us
that the Park property is booming
Within the past four days eighteen lots
have been transferred.
Geo. 7. Hoerr, Jr., and Miss Ger
ZACH, daughter Bernhard Gerlach, were
married this morning and after a fine
wedding dinner left for a visit to st.
Paul. Mr.. Hoerr Is Il well known young
man and is associated with his father IN
dealing in live stock.
The October number of the Student
issued to-day contains besides a large
amount of good reading matter finely
engraved portrait of President T.. Scar
ing. 1t is natural rs life and the enter
prise is one which reflects credit on the
management of the most ahle college
paper of the Northwest.
The Union army during the war OF
the rebellion had on lis rolls 2,S;i3,WO
| The Confederate armies had On their
rolls ,652 600 OF the Union army one.
fourth. 100000. still survive. Of whom
4UO OO0 are enrolled in the Grand Army
ol the Republic. Al least 31O,OOO Con-
! federateS live to recount the stories of
| hardship, peril and want.
| Martin Waller, the head salesman
at Jno Klein Il Co.'S furniture store,
closes his fifteenth year of service for
! the firm to. dav. Mr. Klein has num-
! nor of .mnIoves tl,st have worked for
| him the same or nearly the same length
| of time, including Jos. Dentinger who
completed his fifteenth year asst July.
! l hese facts are both Il credit to the en-
! pluyer and the employed.
Travelling man: "Nou have a beauti-
| lUl hotel in The Saulpaugh. | have been
or',,,,.I ~. ,.'nn,~,. a ,,o1I d.aI and II
",,;l,.s ,i., ~ h,.;,i,; ,L,1 fnnst bntei i'm
tb,, Stats in a tnwn the size Of Vanka-
- FL. tails il aII tbst rnnld ne asked
and .ycrvthiny is kent IN annle.nie
nrJ.r ! sb3lI mnka il nv baadGnart.rs
Cnr 81. ravt.,x Wis instead 81 rnnn.
in,, into :, P,nr S,trriaw NIGHTS - The
60, Ei,;., W. - -
n. -, 49,. II. 1,.,
&c. a.. T.,ia,' raInta
;.'''S',' 80 a., - 80 81 3D. 60,
~ W Az o. of tha pahoI.
lion It was i'm the snrInC of 1S5S Jndge
Thomas Wilson of Winona. then
v0nng lawyer had inst donnaJ iudIcial
ermine and WINS onsning his first term of
district court in Fillmore county. Capt.
Braden was present us juryman. A
moment after the young Judge had con-
vened court, n farmer, with large prop
erty possessions and who was widely
known as Uncle Joe Moodle, arose ana
asked to be excused from serving as a
JurVmah; Hlck: VI Il II 'Ie N"t,.IH. ;,
snSses'e" INC c9uIl, Jot .tS; ,.>. ~.
spring worn pehlh1' No; gu re
Germany tilslois ut !.m, me ia"' !c'e
joe nat IL Il! wen, JUICE anu
got any iil3hey, anu can 'laue Count,
.,.or,h ,,o,I';T'.i >; RIA coIr, ;o,na1 Tnr
fav, ,,o,m,nIs in tho ganaraI Isngh,ar
'I',ni' - all arC,,s,J tJ,a rooIm ,Lan
49,, g., s;i,r'... and al. .tTTn,la 10
49,, go, 81 g. S,i,t., hnCI h,,,
,t' 80. isn,,t ,i,a,onI =" h ,.;tio,,t
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From Tuesdays DAILY FREE PRESS
-Iohn G Noe renorts the sale for Will
linn r Merriam If 40 acres of mini
nT"v.J land in section 10 of Beanford, to
Herman NinkpI for $40
u C,.;o.a.o.,' ,I o.,o,o :.
l. Gay Ie s,., Gs'aaI 10
49, IL 10 cnIJ obont twarty>fys
lots has,d.s two blocks in that desirable
marion of The civ
~ Nv p Min, Loe ro,o,ad tho
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pioPeiI' on" S Nc NEa a,o IT.
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ACTON sIe"'iS iinPioNee inc 'ooN' VI TIC
'oc",I'S.
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I'emaIl li"Iiiic'' I"o iet"i NJ i io1
'h' '''s' ~. ~ Nv - j,f,. 80. -
anu com pie'G I'He u, uo ii'S 800 I. dc
wei.S as staliGS IN .iieii 'i"'' ''''"N ""'
The Presbyterian synod closed IFS
SESSION Yesterday morning: Rev. Jno.
Barbour was placed on the standing
committee on aid Tor colleges, and Mr..
w. Nj. Farr on that OF church erection.
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Mr.. w. i Craig has received intel
ligence of the death OF his cousin, Dr.
VIM. ii. Craig, prominent citizen OF
" a,aG"y +r;ard of tLe Iate Rnscoe Toni
H. and tte Gihanv n,,rnnI saws that
hia ;orr,ar rraaaI constitnt,on snffared
a ,,n lU rror1 Tis Iahors Snrino the can.
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IN America Tor iIiile Vas ll,aue al rt3r-
a. Ill, SATURDAY ny Er, beft neyerS' the
feorIa champion; me ''i"i was niaIe
on country foad lew hl!th outslue