The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-10-08
Additional Local.


Gus. Kleinschmidt, having arriveo
Monday.
H. III. Bailey and Miss Rosa III
! Robinson, two of Amb1y'S excellent
young people, were married Tuesday
WD. BrySon and Miss Nellie 3 y
son, OF Lyri, who graduated from The
hlgn school last spring, are visiting
fr.epdS III the city.
Work GA |: ,senbatgsr s. Curriers'
new building Is iro.r,s,iug rapidly
| The walls are we'll aloGg. aud with II
lew more days OF nice Weather the
building will be safely enclosed.
-Curfew rings at Kasoya at 500.
p n. Up 10 OCT. lSt the Kids could
wander Oh The streets uDtil 500 . III,
When the DELL begins To ring. the
urchina begin 10 START for home.
Judge Mead has made an order
fer hearinG peJiUon for guard anship
Of CHRISTIAN Hat; and 80 order for
hearing petition Tor administration of
The us.4tp OF MARTIN SAustaH, d.
ceased.
District No ]. Ancient order OF
EiOcrnlals, Blue E3fgh Co, wilt give
Their Snh anuuei Dan Qaet ana bah in
the A Q. U ". haII Oct. %, 1885,.
llus,c viii De furnisnej by tue Con-
GUidi4 orchestra.
Rev. j. i. Stout, former
pastor of une NJ. e. church Of This
Guy, goes 10 Red Wing the
coming year, flon 81. Paul. lev. f.
NJ. Rule, another former Mankato
pastor, remains aJ FarDluiG
WIN. Smith, Of Emore, has pur-
CHASED The c. Nj Fjero place onEighth
street, ia O5lc s. Davis addition, and
has moved here. Mr.. Smith had d
run on The Elmore branch for d num-
Der IF years, and is we'll known To
many Of our people.
The minnesota H0rSsman and
Spo,tSnon gives Alderman Hlmmel-
uan> Senator WilEinsou Il front page
picture this week. Senator is
expected home today or tomorrow, all
OF ms racing appoint menJS hav ng
b .eu Ill CT, snd he will prob ,bly b.
rciit,d from the Track for d year.
L W Washburn, ot Lake Crystal,
is Ii the city on his return fron Cali
fOruid, where he has been 10 look up
Il new location. H. was much pleased
with the Coantiy arouud Ieiiuudc,
Colorado, wlrre lis brother, Lev. +.
NJ. NdsAburn, is located,
T. T. Hamm returned yesterday
from his "Trip 20 Chicago. He report3
an 9Dcuur giug feeling among Cti-
cdgO business men, who nave tad an
immense jobbiEG trade this faIi. llr.
Hamm states that ne expects 10 close
luJ The stock OF the Ricnalds' B1uk-
rupt Store about the holidays.
CT. w. Bates, of CIeYejano, Ohio. l..
f. Ferguson, Of LeMurS, Iowa, and
+. Z D!bIey. 5. NJ, II, mttJ and IL.
W. Kimball, Of Minneapolis, all re-
presenting bridge ,nokinG brm>, were
in the city TODAY 10 hid un LIE iron
bridge TO. be nuilJ across Perch creek.
Tue bids were opened by the county
board tins forenoon.
The enrul.menG in the Normal
school is Tar beyond any thing In pre-
viouS years. Nearly 10 students have
already been Admitted inLo the Nor.
NAL department., or but few short OF
the total enm!nA.eiit Ut last year. All
classes are larger than expected aud
the building aud faculty are taxed 10.
their utmost TO care for iiIru. The
Model school is also very full.
The coal dealers have received
small supplies and are awaiting the
approach of cold weather. The dealers
say that it does not pay them to carry
large supplies, as the profits are too
small to warrant the tying up OF
much money in stocks of coal. If cold
weather comes on suddenly there will
be big demand for fuel and the last
corners may have to wait.
The marriage of Miss Ella Evelyn
Rioble, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Fl. Ribble, of ST. Peter, and DR..
Henry A. BeaudouX, of Winona, &C.
CURED at 700 o'clock Wednesday at
the home Of the brides parents, in the
presence of about sixty invited
guests. The groom is known to
many of our citizens, having had his
Office here for several months.
Ed Barnes has returned from Shell
dou, N. d., TO recover from the effects
of runaway, which occurred Sept.
Sd. lie was thrown out and one limb
twisted in the spokes ofha wheel, a,
knee sprained, and was kicked in the
jaw. After receiving these injuries,
he walked five miles to town and re-
ceived medical treatment, which did
not prove very satisfactory. He will
be unable to work for several weeks.
The Concordia band will give
free concert in front of the city hall