The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-05-06
Mankato, died this morning. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at
ternoon at O'Clock.

funeral will take place tomorrow at
ternoon at 2 o'clock
The four months old boy of
Adolph Heiser, of Nicollet, died yes
terday from cramps. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 100
O'Clock at the German Lutheran
church.
Pat Sheehan has built new ho-
tel upon his point at Lake Washing
ton, and has added to his fleet of
boats. We learn that an Omaha gen.
man has already arrived there to take
in the fishing season.
Joseph Wolruff secured the con-
tract for erecting the superstructure of
the addition to the Cassidy & Co.
packing house, for 81 900. There were
several other bidders.
Owen Herbert of South Bend, died
Saturday night at 9:30 o'clock, of
dropsy. He leaves several grown up
children. The funeral took place at
the home at one o'clock today, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Bergstrom.
j. Hilger & Co. have one of the most
complete clothing stores in the city.
Their stock is large, new and of the
latest styles, and none can fail to be
satisfied. The company has long been
in the business and has an eStab-
lished reputation. Since locating in
the city they have succeeded in work
ing up a good trade. In this issue
they have something of interest to
say to the public.
AS some papers wanted by the de-
Tense were not forthcoming, an adj
journment was taken in the Marsh
case until Friday morning, and the
prisoner was remanded back to Jail.
The attorney for the state now thinks
that they have sufficient evidence to
bind the prisoner over and eventually
to convict him.
Officer Mcdonald attempted to
arrest Butch Roway last night for
disturbing the quiet of the night, and
secured him by the coat. Roway slip
ped out of his coat and escaped, and
the officer repaired to the city hall
with the garment, where it now awaits
it's owner. Mr.. Mcdonald swore out
warrant for Roway's arrest this
morning
-Chas. ROOS was arrested Saturday
night for stealing revolver from S.
Zimmerman'S store on April 25th
He returned the revolver last week
and agreed to leave the city if not
prosecuted. He returned Saturday
and was locked up. This morning he
pleaded guilty and was fined S23.65,
and in default of payment was COM
mitted to the county Jail for thirty
days.
This morning n. P. Lee took out
licenses for one bus and two hacks,
and L. Dutton for one bus and one
hack. The license is $40 for each
vehicle. They will continue to occupy
their same relative positions at the
depots. Mr. Dutton requested Mayor
Willard to reassign the stations but
he declined to interfere unless it was
necessary, holding that the depot
grounds were private property. The
ordinance requires a reassignment of
positions every six months.
Carl S. Eastwood, editor of the
Heron Lake Neaos, formerly editor of
the Mankato Register, stopped over in
the city yesterday morning, with his
wife, while en- route to st. Paul.
They secured rooms at the Clifton
House, and soon messenger was sent
for DR.. Davis, who, when he learned
the cause smiled and went to the
Clifton House as fast as he was able.
In the meanwhile the ladies of the
hotel were all agog. When the DR..
came out and announced that iG was
a healthy boy and that the father was
doing well, it was all explained. Con-
gratulatiOnS, Carl.