The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-11-02
November 2. 1900

DAY at st. Peter on the charge of using
abusive language toward Nicollet
man who had invaded his domains.
c. L. Benedict appeared for him and
County Attorney Stone for the state.
The jury disagreed, standing seven for
acquittal and four for conviction. Mr..
Brooks is well known in this city, es-
pecially among the hunters who fire.
quent Swan lake.
Fishing is reported as being good
in the rivers and lakes, and our local
anglers are taking their turn at the
sport.
The greenness of the lawns is re-
markable for this time of the year.
They are as richly colored and as lux
uriant as they are in June.
The notices warning people not to-
spit on the sidewalks under $50 pen
atty were tackled up on the street cor
ners today. People who patronize the
weed should particularly remember the
notice.
The report has been circulated on
the streets that the Sisters are going
to give up Tourtellotte hospital. This
probably grew out of an application
presented at the last council meeting
by an irresponsible person 60 which no
attention was paid. The Sisters
rented the hospital for term of years
and we are informed that they intend
to fulfill their contract and have no
idea of giving it up.
Miss Lulu Austin, of Vernon Gen.
ter, was in.Mankato Saturday.
Mrs. W. W. Quiggle and Mrs J. Il.
Sherin, of Winnebago City, were in
Mankato Friday afternoon.
Drs. L. A. Fritsche and E. Weschcke
were down from New Ulm Monday.
The Rice Lake Land and Realty Co.
has for sale the best timber land in
the state of Wis, and farmers desir-
ing farming or grazing land in large
and small tracts from two to ten miles
from town on easy terms will do
well to investigate before going else
where for further information. Apply
to Henry Fox our land agent at
Mankato.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to John D. Taylor, of South Bend,
and Mime Blain, of Cherokee, Iowa.
Senator NJ R. Everett, of Water
Vile, dined at The Saulpaugh today.
Attorney W. D Abbott, of Winona,
was guest at The saulpaugh last
night.
Mrs. W. A. Reeve, of Minneapolis,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. W..
Heydon, of this city.
Mrs. Leland and Mrs. Odell, of
Wells, were in the city yesterday
afternoon.
G. J. Klein, proprietor of the Cliff
ton House, has returned from a two
months trip through the West.
Llewellyn Hughes, who is working
for Fleener & Co., the tax experts, at
Usage, Iowa arrived in the city to-
day to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Upham, of Litchfeld, who
I travels for the Standard Oil Co., has
/ leased Mrs. A. L. Dornberg's residence
for the winter and will move to the
city and occupy it about Nov. 18th.
| The motion for new trial in Martin
| Murray's case was made before Judge
, Caldwell today at LIE Sueur. County
Attorney Hughes and Attorneys Pau
and Schmitt we're present from this
city.
F. g. Heinze's candy factory is in
operation. .-..
I L. Houck. who went to Mortified
four months ago under the impression
that he could do better there than in
Mankato, states that the people here
should be satisfied with Mankato. He
has reopened his candy kitchen in the
building at the rear of the Model
Clothing House. ~."
An excited individual called on At
torney J. 81. Long yesterday and said
that Zone of those-old steam yachts
had frightened his horses and he
wanted some law. Mr.. Long con-
WINGED him that the automobile has
rights when properly handled as well
as his horse