The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-06-30

Order al same rates with same benefits
as men and since that time nine Conrts
have been instituted composed exclus
lively of ladies, ST. Paul having three of
the nine.
VIM. Jones young son, who was
bruised by fall recently, is suffering
from large assesses and his case is con
s;dered serious.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Olson, of Spring
Island, were greatly surprised Saturday
night by large number of their
neighbors dropping in to see them. All
had fine time and stayed until early
hours of morning.
John Dack went ION the hill' today
for fifteen days for disorderly conduct
last night, in default Of fine of S. 60.
He crawled through the window of
SOMEBODY else's house at two o'slock this
morning while drunk,
Ringing Brothers geological collec-
ton is the finest display Of rare and
costly wild animals in the United States.
The massively carved golden cages in
which the animals are exhibited are the
most elaborate and expensive ever con-
structed.
The picnic of the members of the
house and senate from the Second con-
gressional district will be held at Lake
Washington Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next. The legislators and
their wives will stop at the East Side
hotel, and Senator Benedict will show
them thing or two about fishing.
Ashley Coffman. of St, James, was in
the city Saturday afternoon.
c. H. Brush, of Fergus Falls, national
bank examiner, is in the city.
Mrs. Harris, of South Bend, left Sat.
urday for Spokane, Wash.
MI. and Mrs S. B. Wilson returned
saturday from their wedding trip to
| Wisconsin.
Mrs Lon Strickland, of North Man
kato left for Cumberland, Wis Tuesday
to remain for a couple of days.
Mr.. Arthur Bittner, of ST. Peter, ac-
companied by his sisters, Misses Alma
and Hattie, spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. J. E. Muzzy, of this city
President G. H Cooper and family
left Wednesday for Boston, Mass.
MI. Cooper will return in about
month, but his family will remain un
til Sept. LIST.
In the case of the Nichols & Shepard
Co. VS.. VIM. and B H. Gerlich, the
jury was discharged by agreement of
the attorneys and the trial was pro-
ceeded with Tuesday before the court
Henry P. Gerth, Of Fairmont, book.
keeper, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy with Referee Flittie There are
no assets and the liabilities are 81. O99 43.
Architect Gerlach's right knee was
badly injured in the elevator of the new
hospital Friday, and he is obliged to
use crutcheS.
Percy Latin, fourteen year old son
of Mrs. Frank Latin, of Shelby, was
tried before Judge Shissler Saturday
afternoon for incorrigibility and sent
to the state training school at Red
Wing.
Nothing half so good as Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Thro.
The sprinkling contractor is having
an easy time of it this summer.
Makes creamy complexion lips like
Cupid's bow. Rocky Mountain Tea.
Thro.
Twin girls arrived yesterday morn
ing to bless the home of Richard
Krousel. All are doing nicely.
J. E. Reynolds was today appointed
trustee for O. H. Hanson, bankrupt,
and his bond was placed at $3.50.
Health Officer Holbrook has received
complaints of several pools of stagnant
water in various parts of the city.
The Am boy State bank has received
license from the public examiner to be-
gin business. 1t was heretofore pri-
vate bank. The capital is $25, 900, David
Secor, president.
Among the notable aerialists with
Ringing Bros. circus this season are
the world famous Fisher Family, the
Da Comas, Joseph LIE Fleur, Mile.
Turnour and Alvo, Boise and Packard,
the incompatible aerial bar experts.
Ringing Brothers menagerie is the
largest travelling Zoo in the world. 1t
embraces almost every known specimen
of rare wild beasts, exhibited in most
costly dens, cages and lairs ever con-
structed. Ringing Brothers cages
comprise in themselves an exhibit
worthy of inspection and study.