The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-03-10
The funeral of J. ]. Haggard took

place at one O'ClOCk OulS dlucTHOob do
Eagle Lake, and was largely attended.
Ole Monson yesterday afternoon I
settled the claim against him held by
John Klein & Co., and was given pos
session of his saloon.
-Akers & Rooney have new and
attractive gray horse sign, harnessed
and hitched to a sulky This sign
will be exhibited in one of the large
plate glass windows.
The first quarterly meeting OF
the wear for the Welsh Calvanistic
church of the Southern Minnesota
district was held at Lake Crystal
Wednesday. 1t was largely attended.
John Lance, who lives in Belgrade,
has purchased of Ole Nicholson the
building now occupied by Ole Mon
sons saloon, and will tear it down
, and remove it, Mr.. Mickelson's new
} building will go up this spring.
The temperature record for March
thus for is remarkable. Five out OF
the six mornings the temperature has
been below zero. Yesterday morning
: it was eight below and the same this
morning. Today has been sunny and
: pleasant.
The weather bereau at st. Paul
reports that the mean temperature Tor
Feb. was 81 degrees, the lowest since
1871 with the exception of February,
1889 and 1892, when it was 9 degrees.
The month showed a total deficiency
of 179 degrees.
: The new wagon which Jensen u
Andersen have just completed for the
hose company was turned over
e to the company. 1t is fine
u niece of workmanship. 1t will be eX-
e hibited on the streets in a few days.
Mrs. e. Schoyen has made piece
;, of bead embroidery representing
Morning" in imported gray and
yari-colored beads. Miss y, Haynes
/ made the frame. This handsome
I. piece of work will be shipped to the
IS Worlds Fair tomorrow. 1t is on eX'
a hibition at J. Manderfeld's art store
;s Another child of Mr.. and Mrs
a Henry Robel, girl two and a hall
= years old, died Monday of dlph
20 liberia, and the remains were inferred
T. this afternoon. This the SECOND
NJ death within short time. 1t is the
earnest hope of the friends of the al
ficted family the remaining children
~ may be spared
~ The complaint was filed TUESDAY
, with Deputy Clerk Thorne of the Y
y, S. circuit court in an action com
20 menced by the United States agains
;, the Chicago, Milwaukee u st. Pau
A Railway Co., Michael Donovan, Ihos
49, s. THOMPSON, and O. 9. Erichsrnd
. The suit is to obtain possession OF
~ small amount of land now held by tn
,r defendant individuals.
al The remains of Lucien Il. ICdo
who met such terrible death at On
!, cago. arrived Saturday afternoon an
y were met at the depot by delegatlo
oo of plasterers Of the city. The funera
10 services occurred at $3.50 O'Clock Sur
II day morning from the residence OF t
10 l.. McCollum, and the remains wei
,ro taken to Decoria for burial. In
od funeral was largely attended.
be Cooley Root opened the CONNIE
nv cial House today. 1t has undergOr
BIT through cleaning out and has bee
IN repapered and reprinted. 1t has ais
been newly furnished. Mr.. Roc
+o proposes to run 1t as first cla
he house in every respect, and he q
no serves to succeed, as he is pleasal
for gentleman and will endeavor to tt
Of best of his ability to please his pa
M rons. He now prepared to enterta
nv the public.
his Mr.. Mike Farrell and his hire
per man, Mr. Robertson, had close sha
es- last Saturday forenoon. While cho
in ping a walnut tree, a portion of II
of top, about six feet in length, fell, Of
nes end of which broke the handle of Il
ter ak in Mr.. Farrell's hands, the 9th
end struck Mr.. Robertson on the hea
oct passing down his left side, literal
o. tearing off his outside pants and d
of locating his ankle.-Madison La
av Breeze.
en- The suit of Peter Kremer VS.. t
her Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ra
was road Co. was again before Judge 81
the erance Monday, this time on mott
the of the plaintiff to strike from the fl
hen the demand for new trial, viii
at motion was made on tie ground til
we'd the defense was not entitled to n
om- trial. Daniel Buck, of this city, a
has d. F. Morgan argued on behalf of
motion and HI. H. Field, of Chica!
,er- and A. C. Dunn, of Winnebago Ci
ven argued against it.
Mr.. The Mapleton Enterprise S;
nth that Brown & Mclaughlin have lie