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Martin Luther COL ganI y Intsrl|
term yesterday flhe ffacnlty
call Unchanged and the enrol luent IS y
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profitasl term il il Is pect
The Mankato Athletic Club has arran.||
'ged for q Wrestling match between ohm
3 Rooney and Bob Faul kner to take:
place next w Wednesday evening Sever.
.aIlovers Of athletic sports will 90 FROM
this city.
Anton Schiller who has been IN the
employ Of ] T. lyeumann for the past.
three years, has purchased q general
store ~ Revere and went 10 that place
last Weanesday. He has many friends.
in this city who wish him success.
e you are Interested il the progress
and welfare Of the city do not forget
the meeting Of the Commercial Unlon
Friday evening. President Klnssnerw will
announce his committees and several
matters Of imp ortance will come Up.
The annual session Of the grand lodge
of the Masonic order will be held in in
Minneapolis next Wednesday, the 1'7th.1
The local lodge will be represented By its
Worshipful Master, John Q. Geiger, and
several other prominent Masons will also
attend. @# TIA, # I.
Friday morning at about o'clock
the fire department was called to South
Washington street bY FIRE in the old!
windmill situated on lot owned by
Henry Diepolder. The old building
was Of but little value and no other
damage resulted. .5: 5s... S5s5
Mrs. Bertha Frodl, of Iberia, died at,
st. Alexander's hospital, this morning.
She was 81 years of.age and the cause Of
herr dearh was cancer. The remains.
were taken in charge by undertaken.
Buenger and shipped to Sleepy Eye on
the afternoon train 5. 5=. 4
December 3Oth the Modern Woodmen
Of America organized camp at Hanska.
with 81 charter members. The number
of the camp is 477s and its officers are:
J. W. Thompson, V. G., ]. Laug hlin,
Clerk; Herman Meise, ADVISOR; Albert
Graut, Escort, Ole Mittbrugett, Banker.
Nick Smith, of the Minneapolis detec-
tive force. was in this city this weesz as
a witness in the case of the state against
Mclaughlin but it was not found nteoes.
sary to put him on the stand the evidence
being strong enough to secure conyic-
ton without going into McLaughlin's1
past record. s=s 4 "a &:
\ CHA. Ottomeyer made business trip
to the cities last Friday, returned Satur-
day afternoon While there he laid in
large stock Of goods IN anticipation Of d
rise in prices IN order that he may be
IN shape to give his customers contin-
nation of the bargains which he has al
ways given them. i.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tain Endeavor of the Congregational
church are making arrangements for i
lecture By Prof. Maria Sanford Of the
State University to be given in this city
in the near future for the benefit of the.
pubic library. Subject Of lecture and
all details will be given later. .
Weather Observer Eckstein's report
for December is as follows: Minimum
temperature, 9::mean temperature, ia;
maximum temperature, 50; total precip.
itation, 100 inches; total snow fall. ]. q
inches; number sof clear days, number
Of cloudy days, 8; number Of partly.
cloudy days. 5 prevailing direction Of
wind, northwest. 5 s5.Ss
Aletter from Alex Russell brings the
information that he IS rapidly recover
ing from the burns received q week ago
last Sunday when several Of his build
ings at Snnnyside farm, West Newton
were destroyed. M. Russell IS we'll
known.and has many friends II this city.
who will be very glad TO learn that his
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