The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-02-25
MANKATO FREE PRESS
from life, some of them by DR..
Nansen himself.

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sale of the knitting mill or fibre ware
works. 1t is not known whether
there will be any bidders at
the sale next month, but it is
presumed that when the time
arrives there will be at least one
bid. 1t is to be hoped that whoever
gets the plants will have sufficient
capital to properly operate them. The
board of trade has a committee at
work on the matter, trying to interest
local capital to make bid.
Mrs. Geo. Schneider died last night
at her home at 426 North Broad
street. She was aged twenty-three
years, and was daughter of Michael
Mahoney. A husband, five brothers
and three sisters survive her. She
was beautiful and beloved young
woman, and her untimely death
causes sincere sorrow among all who
knew her. The funeral will take
place from st. Johns Catholic church
Saturday forenoon at ten O'Clock.
VIM. Taylor, hack driver, was ar
rested today on warrant sworn out
by AL. EmpeV, another driver, charg.
ing him with assault in the third de.
gree. The affair between them oc
CURED last evening. Taylor pleaded
not guilty, when arraigned before
Judge Shissler, and his trial was set
for Tuesday next at 1000 a. m. He
was allowed to go on his own recog.
nizance. He desired to secure war.
rant for Empey's arrest.
The Belgrade supervisors met last
evening and decided to secure bids
for grading the proposed new road uI
the bluff. The bids will be received
March It'll, which is the day before
town meeting day. Engineer Thomp.
son has prepared profile which
mades uniform grade of eight pei
cent, as against IL and IA per cent on
the present road. The town authori.
ties have sufficient money on hand to
construct the new road, it is said.
A party of twenty rode to Good
Thunder in four horse sleigh yester.
day afternoon.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Morris Burns. of Lake
Crystal, and Maggie Rask, of Lincoln.
The four days old babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Albert died yesterday
afternoon and was buried this after.
noon.
A deed was filed yesterday. .trans.
ferring from Mrs. Josephine Evans to
f. o. Radke the northeast quarter of
section ten, Shelby, for Sc, $50.
Mr.. Lyman Labbell and Miss Mile
Hamilton, both of West Mankato,
were married in St. Paul yesterday.
Their many friends in Mankato Join
in wishing them happiness and pros
perity.
The Free Baptists, of Winnebago
district will hold their quarterly
meeting in West Mankato, at the
Free Baptist church, beginning Feb.
18th at 800 p. m. and continuing
over Sunday.
Mrs. Olof Lundberg left for Chicago
yesterday afternoon, and may go on
to Hot Springs, Ark, or Florida.
Judge Andrews, of Brookings, S. D.
is visiting in the city, and will be in
the city more or less for two or three
weeks.
Attorney G. W. Somerville, of
Sleepy Eye, is in the city to take
part in the trial of the appeal cases
low being tried before Judge Sever.
lnce.
Mrs. McHale returned to her home
n Shakopee yesterday accompanied
by her mother and sister, Mrs. and
Miss Mcleod, who will be absent two
Note advertisement In this issue of
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. offering
liberal prices for stave boltssdelivered
1T the butter tub factory.
Attorney Evan Hughes went to Ma.
oleton this afternoon to personally
serve on Assignee Argetsfnger the
order to show cause in the proceed
ngs to file the county's claim. @e@|
Father P. ]. Fox, of Mapleton, was
! Saulpaugh guest last night. s..
Miss Carrie Quinn, of Mapleton,e
was guest at the Clifton House. last
night. safn - 3fsla.s e,s
Cards have been received announce
ing the wedding of William Rossiter
Jenkins and Cora Eliza Hubbard, to|
occur at Schenevus, N. Y, Wednes.
day, March I'd at 3:15 O'Clock. p. m., at
the M. e. church. B. f. Payleft to.
day to attend the wedding. 'ad" Il
It should be borne in mind that
next is the last day for the
payment of the personal property
taxes before the ten per cent penalty