The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-08-19

the malt house.
Geo. M. Palmer moved his family
into his recently purchased residence
the Wilkinson property.
The articles of Incorporation of
the Mankato Knitting Mills, capital
stock $3.50, 1000, were filed with the Sec
rotary of state Monday.
THE special train from Denver,
with the Twin City and Duluth LnIght
Templars on board, passed through
the city Tuesday morning.
ID. L. Clements & Son have Dell
improved coffee mill in their store
and attached to a water motor. 1t
will result in great saving of labor.
The following scores were made
by the Gun Club Thursday afternoon:
Bierbaur Is. Owens II, Beach IL, Pow
ell Is, Davis 10, Lulsdorf IL, Brooks
IL, Beebe 13, Minke 6, Kruse 10, Mann
10.
,
died at one o'clock Monday after an
illness of four months. He has a
brother, M. E. Bromling, residing at
Eagle Lake. The funeral took place
at Tivoli at one o'clock today.
Mccall and Mahoney have not yet
gotten in half a block of the main
brick sewer on Washington street.
They are still troubled with water, and
are losing money on this part of the
contract. They will make it up on
Broad street.
We understand that John G. No
bles has purchased the south lot ofDr.
Harrington's recently purchased Brett
property on Second street near the M.
E. church, for $4,000. 1t includes
part of the foundation. Mr.. Mobiles
contemplates erecting neat residence
thereon.
"A marriage license was issued
Monday to Rev. J. Irving Brown, of
Blue Earth City and, Miss Esther Nc
Bride, of Garden City, Mr.. Brown
and his bride are both highly accom-
plished young people and they will
have the very best wishes of large
circle of friends.
IS. w. Richardson, formerly an in
structor in one of the public schools
in this city, has associated himself in
business with D. H. Loynahan, at
Duluth, as manager of the Western
Business Agency. He is bright,
energetic young man, and should do
WELL
-Mapleton Enterprise: Robert
Lamm, the leading druggist of Man
kato, is negotiating for the purchase
of Jno. Schweitzer's drug emporium
at this place. In case Mr.. Schweitzer
sells he will remove to La Moure, N.
d., where he has valuable hotel prop
erty of which he will probably assume
the position of landlord.
Despite the fact that the council
has designated weekly paper as the
official organ, the DAILY FREE PRESS
will continue to publish full reports
of the council proceedings, together
with full synopsis of all ordinances,
resolutions, ETC., doings of the Board
of Public Works, ETC., so that our
readers will miss nothing.
Superintendent Spencer states
that the man who robbed passenger
on Wednesday mornings train took a
pair of trousers belonging to an en-
gineer ON the road There was watch
and SS5 in the pockets. AS the rob-
Der, who looked like a negro, ran out
he was grabbed by someone, but got
away with torn coat. No other pas
senger was disturbed, and the report
about the loss of $500, diamond rings,
ETC., is. an exaggeratiOn.
Ex-senator Wilkinson, in his re-
marks to the Normal Alumni Friday
evening, paid the association high
compliment upon It's personel, and re-
ferred to the excellent taste with
which the ladies were dressed, and
thier bright engaging appearance. He
spoke of his successful efforts in the
legislature to assist the school when
it was languishing in the early
70ties. and referred to the deep infu-
ence for good which the graduates
weld wherever they locate-an infu-
ence greater than anyone can realize.
"A dispatch from Wells of Fri
days date to the Minneapolis Journal
says: Last night two horses were
stolen from a farmer named Cosgrove,
living near Alden, and two saddles
from Mrs. Douglas. Two farm hands
were missing and suspicion rested up
on them. Sheriff Donovan wired his
deputies at Easton and Minnesota
Lake to be on the alert and the men
were captured before noon and taken
here where they are at present in GUS
tody. They offered the property for
sale at Easton where they were cap
tured. One of the men has relatives
living in Freeborn county.
Last Sunday was the twenty.
fl fifth anniversary Of the OccuDancV nj