The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14
From TUESDAYS Daily. I

From TUESDAYS Daily.l
Mr.. Frescholtz, of Dukes addition,
died Sunday and was buried to-day.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Emil Schrischmidt and Paul.
ma Laube, both of Mankato.
The Board of Public Works will re-
ceiye bids for the grading of an alley in
lot Z, block 81, Hinckley's addition, at 2
p. m, Nov. 22d.
"A new plate glass front is being put
in Mr.. ]. H. Rays building, formerly
occupied by the Model Clothing House,
which will be great improvement.
The politicians are beginning to
figure on next springs local campaign.
Between now and then there is plenty
of time to select good men for the vari-
GUS offices.
John G. Noe reports the sale of 232.
acres in South Bend township, known
as the I'D. A Jones farm" to Orange
Little, for Rhoda H. Madison, for Sc, ZOO.
This property is located four miles
south of the city and is excellent land.
The Normal students are arranging
for an oratorical contest, to occur after
the holidays, for prize to be given by
the Literary Society. The latter society
have uniformed the football team in
white, with black stripes.
The many Mankato friends of Mr..
E. R, Kennedy hope that he may con.
clude to remain in the city. While he
has no business engagement at present,
it is not improbable that he will con-
clude to 60 into something that will hold
him here.
The new Stern block which has sur
planted the old Mankato House, is now
practically completed and presents a
truly majestic appearance. In 1t the
Model Clothing House has the finest
salesroom in the state, outside the twin
cities. 1t is beauty and no mistake.
r. ID. Hubbard & Co. received an
order Saturday for forty carloads of
Superlative -four to be shipped to Glas-
cow, Scotland. Yesterday another order
was received for fifteen carloads, for de-
livery in Glasgow and Liverpool. This
does not look much as though the Nc
KinleV bill was cutting America off from
the remainder of the world as our DEM
ocratic friends would make out.
Next Sunday the Swedish Lutheran
Emanuels congregation will move into
the basement of their new church on
Main street. The services will be as
follows
Receiving of new members.
Preparatory sermon by Rev. Prof. NJ. VAIL
strom,
Morning service by Rev. c. B. L. Boman.
Installation of the pastor by the chairman of
the conference, Rev. P. Sioeblom, at O'Clock
p. m.
English service in the evening at 7:3O by Rev.
Prof j. Sander and Rev. Prof H. R. Shanor
All are welcome.
The st. Paul chamber of commerce
considered the beet sugar question at
its meeting yesterday, and letter from
F. J. Whitney, of the Great Northern
road, was read.
He said that Prof. Wiley, of the de-
partment of agriculture, has analyZed |
of sugar beets raised in Mime
sofa and found that they contained a |
much larger per cent. of sugar than the |
beets raised in any European country
where the manufacturer of sugar was |
successfully carried on. The smallest |
capital required for successfully operat-
ing a factory he stated to be $4,000. |
This would handle 1000 tons of beets in
a season.
Two young lads were drowned in
the lower lake at Waterville last even
ing. One son of Prof. Morgan former
ly principal of the High school there,
and at present express messenger on
the Kansas City road. The boys were
trying the new ice and broke through,
one in 5 feet of water and the other
where it was considerably deeper. The
Morgan boy was brought out after being
in the water half hour, but all endeav-
ors to resuscitate failed. The other lad,
3 son of Mr.. Andrew Bennett, was not
found for four hours.