The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-08-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Judge Mead has made an order
appointing Mary Dunlevy guardian
of Gertrude NJ. Nutter.
w. L. Perrin, of Amboy, and D. A.
Reed, of Lake Crystal, were court
house callers Tuesday.
"A marriage license was issued
to Emil Tillman and Hulda Lind
holm, both of Beauford.
For the next thirty days w. B.
Walker & Son will sell all fy-nets and
summer lap robes at cost.
"A marriage license was granted
Monday to Bert Scheneig and MaryM
Allen, both of this city.
Judge Shissler has the case of O.
Throdahl VS.. P. WysOng and c.
Wampler under advisement.
The home of County Surveyor
Haynes was gladdened by the arrival
of little girl Wednesday morning.
The suit of Ole Throdahl VS.. P
Wysong and G. Wampler was tried
berofe Judge Shissler Monday after
| noon.
The jury in the case of G. L. King
VS.. Walter Thackery brought in q
verdict for the defendant Saturday
evening.
"A marriage license was granted
to Austin M. Mosher, of South
Bend, and Alice M. Dickerson, OF
West Mankato.
Henry Himmelman's Senator
Wilkinson took fourth money in g
race at Independence. Iowa, Thurs
day. The time was 2:124
Nick Bruels has purchased Will
Saylor's milk route, and will see that
the latter's customers are supplied
Mr. Bruels has an excellent dairy
herd.
"A. W. Finch has been allowed s.
a month back pay from 1865 to 1893
and So month pension from 1898
The back pay will amount to about
81 $50. This will be great help tt
him.
Miss Durkee, having resigned hel
position in the Mapleton schools
on account of her health
Miss Otilie Liedloff, of this city, has
been elected in her stead.
The Guenther hill grading is II
progress, and something more thar
half done. Contractors Bowen &
Thomas are pushing the work, ant
the improvement when finished viii
show a marked change in that 10
cality.
The suit of Robert Fox VS.. Geo
Sechrist, over wages and the kind OF
board furnished, was tried by jury il
the municipal court Friday afternoon
w. N. Plymat appearing for the plain
tiff and w. e. Young for the defend
ant.
Judge Severance has the Duffy
will case under advisement. The
suit of L. T. Grady VS.. 0. Cassidy
came up Wednesday in the form o.
an argument of demurrer, The
case of the village of Madison Lake
VS.. the Minneapolis & St. Louis Rail
road Co. is set for Thursday.
-"Ben AlIie," J. E. Neff's trotter
took first money at Galesville, Wis.
Saturday, 5000, in the free for all
Among his competitors in the race
were Guy, 2:O6a, Second Strike, 2:1O8
and Lulu, 2:l4. Ben Allie" is
wonderful horse, and has alread
made his mark in racing circles.
! Sheriff Bowen was at Madison
Lake Friday and continued his in
vestigation of the criminal assault OF
Mrs. Underwood. Several more clue
were obtained, and it is hoped tina
the parties who are wanted vii
eventually be brought to Justice
Judge Mead has made the fina
decree and distribution of the estate
of Lucia III. Patterson, John Wilso
and Joseph May; an order appointin
A. NJ Rutan administrator of the es
tate of Geo. w. Chamberlain; and i;
sued letters of administration to H
ram Bornt and an order for hearin
claims in the matter of the estate {
Henry g. Bornt, deceased.
H. E. Hance has procured suppl
, of Mexican dollars and is giving on
of them and fifty cents worth of me-
chandise for every one of Uncle Sam
dollars. at the Model Clothing an
Shoe House, where the customer
willing TO take the Mexican dollar
Leading merchants al over tn" c0ur