The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-05

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Roberts, and said that his wife had left
him Monday last and hat he had two
small children to care for. He wanted
the county to give something toward
keeping the children somewhere, as he
said that he could not work and take
care of them at the same time. An
other man called IN the county official
and said hat a man had insulted a
woman who worked for him, and asked
for a warrant. The case will be in
vestigated, as none of the parties are
said to be too good.
Judge Mead made an order today
of license to mortgage real estate in
the matter of the guardianship Of
Carl SOdamon ct al, minors.
Chief Broken Branch, a Seneca
Indian, is at j. G. Thro's drug store,
dressed in gaudy attire, advertising
the Kickapoo remedies. He takes
the eye of the school children. He is
stopping at the Stahl House, with
Fred WOrden and wife, of New
Haven, Conn.
"A Mr.. Conway passed through the
city yesterday on his way to his home
at Reedsburg, Wis. He had been
threshing near Butterfeld, and his
lower limbs became paralyzed in some
manner. He was in the care Of a
friend and remained in the city be-
tween trains.
CONGRESSMAN McCleary will con-
tinue to set apart Monday as a re-
ception DAY for those interested in
the appointments which he is to rec
omnsend.
The Southern Minnesota Teach
ers' Association meets in this city to-
morrow afternoon, and the sessions
will conclude Saturday. The usual
good attendance is expected.
DIR. w. w. Eberhart is confined to
his home with sickness, and it is not
thought that he will be able to be
out for a few weeks.
-Kasota Times: Chas. Clark news
agent on the C.&N. W., who has made
his headquarters here for some time
| past has moved to Mankato where he
will make his home in the future.
Henry Wilcox has completed the
work of placing a steam heating
liant 10 Geo. B. Owens store build
ng. The basement has been
cemented.
"A. W. Robinson has sold a bill of
lumber to Henry Patz, who lives a
mile from Eagle Lake, and n to L.
Hook, of South Bend. The former
will erect a 81, 900 residence, and the
latter will put up a large barn.
j. G. Roller wants all the clover
seed and rye in the county and will
pay more than any other buyer.
It's a boy this time that Mrs. Cleve'
land presents to the eX-president
Growers luck seems to keep right
along with him.
E. A. Hopkins received a Telegram
today informing him that his mother
is very low at Fox Lake, Wis. He
will leave for there tomorrow after
noon.
Judge Mead made an order today
appointing Anon Skulstah admins
traitor of the estate of Martin Skulls
tab, deceased.
Judge Caldwell has signed an or
der allowing Chas. T, Taylor, of this
city, and Burley, Stevens & Co., Of
Massachusetts, to file claims against
Longini & Thoms.
&C. P. Pfremer on Saturday sole
his residence property on Belgrade
avenue, in North Mankato. to Mrs
Goodrich, of Belgrade, for 5000. HI
will give possession in a month.
Editor Harry Maxfeld, of thu
Madison Lake Mirror, was in Manka
to Saturday afternoon. There is
~postofice fight on in that town be
6ween Mr.. MaXfeld and J. K. Knapp
Phillip T. Megaarden, of Mime
apolis, took out a license today t.
marry Minnie A. Ericsson, OF LAX
Crystal, and the ceremony will be per
mroedf tomorrow at the latter place.
: A God-scnt B1essing.-Mr. B. f. Wood, c
Easton. Pa. was a great sufferer from Organ