The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-06-21
MANKA1o FREE Press.
LOCAL ITEMS.

down.
in the list of successful candi-
dates who took the medical, eXamina'
tion at St. Paul is tie name OF W. II.
Darling, Of Mankato.
j. G. Keller will sell all new twine
at greatly reduced prices. Look out
for some old rotten Irvine which some
of our dealers have bought to sellyou.
Prof. jim Howieson, of Sterling
Miss Tiola Hill. of Mankato: Mrs.
Nichols. Of North Mankato are to be
the teachers in North Side school fol-
next term.-Breeze
Nicholas Brules sent in an order
this afternoon for 1000 pounds OF Am
erican hemp prison binding Irvine foI
himself and neighbors. 1t will be de
livered in Mankato.
One benefit of the frequent rains
has been the killing Of the potato
bugs, The farmers report almost
none in the fields, which is truly a
blessing to the potato growers.
On motion of the county attorney,
the case against John Leyen. charged
with Illegal fishing, was dismissed
Monday morning by Judge Shissler.
Leyen promised not to do it again,
The German Catholic church vii
celebrate the Fourth in the usual
way. in Meagher's grove, on Agency
hill. There will be music, refresh
ments and an Grafton by Arthur
Schaub.
"A marriage license was granted
today to Ole Peterson of Garden City,
and Julia Annie Strom, of Lincoln.
They will be married Monday at the
residence Of the brides father, who is
prominent resident of Lincoln.
The following ministers named were
in the city today on their way to the
Welsh convention: Rev. Ed. Joseph.
Lime Springs, Iowa: Rev, j, O. Parry,
Minneapolis: Rev. II. w. Griffith,
Ryle Davies and O. FOulkes from
Wales.
Michael !Saleem Zenni was today
releases from jail on his own recogniz-
ance, having signed bond for 500 to
appear at the December term OF the
District court. He claims to be a
Frenchman and not an Arabian, and
says that he was born in Paris. He
claims to speak several languages.
Joseph Miaraba and Mary Bac-
haira were married at one o'clock this
afternoon at the Catholic church.
They belong to the Arabian colony,
and the event is being duly celebrat-
ed. a large number of dark visaged
Arabians from abroad are in the city
to help observe the event in proper
name
N. j. Sylvander, of Redwing, who
has been in DR.. Follman's store dur
ing the latter's trip to Lake Mime
tonka, returned today to Albert Lea,
where he has been for some time
past. He will return July lst and take
a permanent position with DR.. Foil
man. He is a registered pharmacist
and very pleasant young man.
Paul." the head carpenter for
the E. c. Burdick company, is doing
a rushing business in the building
line, but he took time Saturday to re-
ceiye the congratulations of his friends
on account of a new boy at his house.
If the youngster develops into a
mastery mechanic as his worthy sire
he will be a boomer.
The Thalia club had very fine
time at the picnic at Lake Emily
Yesterday. About thirty members,
together with their wives and sweet
hearts, went, taking well heaped
baskets of refreshments with them.
There was ball game, with score
of 20 to 81, by two clubs from the
members, rowing, and other games.
-Callan & Karn have leased of L.
G.. NJ. Fletcher the building formerly
occupied by D. L. Clements & Son,
and will open saloon there July Sth.
1t will be furnished in a costly
manner, and will be one of the best
fitted out establishments Of the kind
in the city. Mr.. Callan is from
Watertown, Wis, and very pleasant
man.
The Fibreware works is having e
good deal the same kind of trouble
with its artesian we'll that the city is
with the Broad street well. a leak,
small at first. has increased until half
of the water now goes to waste. The
we'll has capacity of 100000 gallons
of water daily, but only about 100000
gallons of water is now available for
use in the factory, which is all used
and sometimes is not enough. The
Fibreware company is considering
what to do to stop the leak.
Prof Lugger has sent quantity
of the chinch bug destroyer to MIR. r.
l.