The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-07

was necessary. This is the end OF
life of toll and sadness. t
The case against Gustave Plooe
was set for trial Tuesday, but as the
plaintiff, Christina Stahl, had not fur
nished security for the costs, as re-
quired by the court, the case was dis
missed.
Frank Fowler has model boat
made by himself during the past two
years. 1t can be rugged with wheels
behind a buggy, has a canopy top ano
weighs about 70 pounds. 1t will carry
two persons.
p. L. Vranizan Monday purchased
of Mrs. Jane Evans her house and lot
next below his property, on Hanover
street, for $500. 1t was a bargain,
and well located and Mr.. Vranizan
will repair the property and rent 1t.
Judge Mead has made an order
appointing Sarah A. Chilson admlnls'
tratriy of the estate Of David Chilson,
deceased. Also an order of license to
sell land in the matter OF the guar
dianship of Chas. A. Chilson. minor.
The attention of our city officials
is called to the fact that publication
of legal notices, or notices OF any
character which have to be paid for
from the city treasury, must be made
only in the official paper of the city.
And especially are they estopped from
paying for notices appearing in a
paper which has no legal status under
the laws of the state.
"A warrant was issued Wednes-
day for the arrest of Albert Theissen
on the charge of forcible entry and
unlawful detainer. The complaint
was made by Mary Ann Schroeder,
whose house he is alleged to have en-
tered against her wishes. This
family has had good deal of trouble
of late.
Chief Yates horse is usually a
steady and reliable animal, but this
afternoon he concluded to show off a
little. Miss Yates was driving along
Front street when he started to run
away. She jumped out and was un-
injured. The horse made for the
city hall, but the well meaning efforts
of some to stop him seemed to frigh-
ten him and he kept on down Front
street. Will Karmany followed on a
bicycle and crawled in over the back
end of the buggy and stopped the
horse and returned him to his owner.
Herd & Gill are performing their
contract in filling Minnesota street.
Talking parrot for sale. Call at
or address 704 South Broad street,
MankatO.
Jacob Sontag has leased the Son
tag Hotel from his brother and will
conduct it in the future.
The city will commence to lay
water pipe tomorrow on Sixth and
Main streets, and will keep on until
all the pipe is laid.
Judge Mead made an order today
appointing Geo. N. Parretti adminis-
traitor of the estate of Mary H..
Parrett.
A warrant was issued this morn
ing for the arrest of G.. A. Cable, on
the charge of stealing eleven chickens
from G.. M. Henderson.
-Supt. Burke, who has been over
looking the work on the new jail for a
year past, left last night for ST. James,
where he will superintend the con-
struction of the new court house.
Fred Westhoff has moved the Of
fee of his general store to the back of
the new addition on the rear. Fred
reports business good, and his en-
larged quarters indicate this.
w. M. FAIR has been awarded the
contract for the lumber in the Longini-
Thoms building, and L. Lampert has
secured the contract for the lumber in
the Kron building. Both are large
sized contracts.
The fifth annual convention OF
the Mankato District Christian En-,
deavor union will be held at Lake
Crystal on Friday, Saturday and Sun.
day, June 14th, 18th and 10th next
An excellent program has been pre-.
pared and most Interesting and
profitable time is anticipated for that
occasion.
Miss Mildred Fletcher entertain
ed number of her classmates at hel
home yesterday afternoon and roya.
good time was had. The time was
spent in playing games until si1
o'clock when refreshments were serv
ed. Those present were the Mise:
Wells, Jache, Thurston, Boehmer
Funk, Willard, Williams anG
Schwartz and Messrs. Jacoby
Edwards, Stannard, Love, Slower an(
John and Ray Willard.
HI. M. Pierce, of ST. Paul, first as
sistant general freight agent of the
Omaha road, was in the city yester