The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-11
Additional Local.

The first number of the Boyd
Bulletia has reached our desk. H. w.
Perry is the publisher and Edmund
Shaw the editor. The paper is well
gotten up and ought to succeed.
Marriage licenses were granted
day to Otto F. Brandt, of Minnesota
Lake, and Tillie Heller, of Danville;
and Gustaf A. Schirrschmltt,o of Nicol-
let, and Helena M. Krengel, of Maple
ton.
The sheriff of Cottonwood county
was in the cityW ednesday'and tookthe
five men who have been in the county
Jail awaiting their trial on the charge
of stealing wheat, to Window, where
e, court convenes.
Hon. P. H. Kelley, who ran down
from St.'Paul Sunday TO see his Old
friend, Mr.. Meagher, says business is
picking up some. and he looks for
better times from this on. He says
that the tariff agitation on tea has
helped his house to dispose Of about
eleven hundred packages within the
past thirty days. This does look like
revival, for fact, when one stops
to think that for the past three years
teas have been drug on the market.
| Several hundred boxes of his tea were
| shipped to Chicago, If the people
will be patient yet little longer, the
advance agent of prosperity" will
arrive. He is covering the ground
pretty rapidly now.
Jack Haggerty procured warrant
Monday morning for the arrest of his
father, VIM. Haggerty, on the charge
of disorderly conduct. Jack claims
that his father came home last night
aud raised disturbance with his wife,
becoming noisy, breaking the furni-
ture, etc. Haggerty was arrested this
forenoon, but was so intoxicated that
he was not brought before the
court until Tuesday morning, by
which time it is thought that he will
be sotered off.
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to hear petition for appointment of
administrator de honis non with the
will annexed of Alexander Lenertz,
deceased; and an order appointing
Salame M. Wilmes administrators of
the estate of f ank Wilmes, deceased
Judge Mead made an order Mon
day appointing Frank N. Ware ad-
ministrator of the estate of Rasmus
M. Broe; an order to hear petition for
administration Of the estate of Carl j.
! Olson. deceased an order for support
and maintenance of Clara Lehman, a
minor: an order to hear petition for
license to sell land in the matter of
the guardianship of Catherine and
Eleanor Murphy, minors; and the
final decree and distribution of the
estate of Thos. A. Kerlinger, deceased.
VIM. Haggerty pleaded guilty to
the charge of disorderly conduct, pre-
ferred by his son, Jack, and was
sentenced to pay fine of $6.65 or
take ten days in jail. He took the
latter.
In the spring the heart of youth
gently turns to thoughts of cloths,
and thinking of clothes in this city,
means thinking. of the Model Cloth
ing and Shoe House, and their special
sale of spring and summer goods.
If every man knew what every
man should know, every man would
know enough to buy his spring and
summer clathing at the Model Cloth
ing and Shoe House, while they are
having their special sale.
No one knows all, but those who
buy clothing from The Model Clothing
and Shoe House know heap. They
are having special sale of spring and
summer clothing, and their prices will
meet with your warmest approval.
-Arcanum Day, June 23d. will be
celebrated this year at Lake Wash
ington, in accordance with a vote
taken by Mankato council No. 1920 at
it's meeting last night. A committee
of arrangements was appointed, con-
sisting Of Will Rausch,F L. Meservey
and E. +. Soaring. The council elected
John II. Curryer collector, to succeed
L. N. Gregg, who moved to Mapleton
this week to manage drug store dur
ing the two months absence of it's
proprietor. A large delegation from
the council expects to make a neigh
borly visit to the council of Lake
Crystal in the near future.