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

suit of the train robbers. They have
given up the chase.
Mccall & Mahoney began work this
afternoon upon the Warren street end
Of their sewer contract. All but half
dozen of their laborers have gone in
to the harvest fields.
A Washington dispatch says that
bids for the foundation of the Manka-
to public building will soon be called
for. Mr.. Edbrook,. the supervising
architect will visit ST. Paul in a few
days.
Several hundred bushels of new
wheat was marketed at st. Peter Mon
day. 1t graded No. northern, but the
kernel was not as well filed out as
last year The yield was III bushels
per acre.
The following jurors have been
chosen to serve at the U. S. courts at
Minneapolis, Sept. 9Th: Petit-W. J.
Kremer, Minnesota Lake; G.. N. Ack-
erman, Medo: Ira Reynolds, Eagle
Lake; Grand-H. G. Howard, Lake
CRYSTAL.
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Snroico1 onorot;on 80 - 80 Nv
Which +ua $500 100 noraouod 49,
at e.ao o,clock Lost evonino Gu uos
.hont twontv-fomr noars 90 90 ona
was an excalient vonno 1.dv bev;nn .
large circle of friends Her father
Adam Reaver resides in Ca1iforni.
nh h;a, 60 49,, o.o..o
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and are as follows.
John Weimar 81 oa5 M
r. G. Burdick COX m
r. Mablke $40 m
IN Tow 700 on
Hagen g. Kottboff 9Ae5 M
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-ouperln6enden6 spencer and l..
faIIerson returned TUESDAY a1ter
nooh lfom lour DAYS "Trip through
tne "neat sectlon along the western
DIVISIONS oI tne Omana ROAD. Ihey
wenI W olouX rails ana from tnere TO
olouA ClCy ana Saw good zeal OF Ter
rlCory. Ihey were pleased Win wnat
they Sd" ana report the crops as oet-
Ter IMAM 1ney had expected ana out
very llUule odmaged py anythlng.
only III lew places dld tney nnd any
evidences OF the destruction wrought
by nall.
"A report having gained circulation
that architect Thayer had made re-
QUESTION for clerk hire in his public
building duties. He denies it
and states that he will not
ask for clerk unless it proves
to be absolutely necessary. In that
case he will appoint someone who I'M
derstands stone work, and who can
not only keep the books and time, but
oversee the laying of the stones as
they are marked.
Every seat was taken in Williams
hall Tuesday night, and Prof M Cleary
held his audience to the close, although
the room was uncomfortably warm.
He took up the tariff and financial
questions and presented them in so
fair and true light that no one could
fail to understand them Alright. All
present felt that they. had enjoyed a
treat and will be on hand when the
professor next appears before Man
kato audience.
Prof. O. G. Gregg has consented
that one day of the Farm Institute
session at the state fair shall be de-
voted to forestry under the auspices
of the State Forestry Association, and
has designated Thursday, Sept. 9th,
as that day. 1t is expected that Prof.
B. E. Fernow, Chief of the Forestry
Division, at Washington, D. c., and
ether scientific foresters from differ
emit states and Canada will be present
and a program most suitable for the
occasion has been prepared. The
movement is one that ought to meet