The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-05-11


been investigating the dog poisoning
case of night before last. Suspicion
points to certain parties.
Rev. S, D. Works Tuesday mar
ried Geo. Doland and Anna Dilley,
both of West Mankato.
John, the fourteen year old son of
Michael Letters, of Rapidan. died at
O'Clock Tuesday evening of infamma.
ton of the bowels. The funeral &C.
Cured at ten o'clock Wednesday fore
noon from St. Johns Catholic church.
The Royal Neighbors initiated a
number of new members Tuesdaynight
and number of members from Gar
den City were present. A very pleas
ant evening was had.
T. w. Hart lost his Senator L. colt
Monday.
The Review says, ''the Republicans
of North Mankato did not hold a caucus
Saturday night" The Review should
post itself on matters political a little
more fully and not expose it's ignorance.
A caucus was held in North Mankato
Saturday night and elected solid Nc
Cleary delegation as follows: J. A.
Tidland, A L. Wheeler. w. E. Stewart,
A. Hintz, Thos. Smith
Frank Mettler has purchased John
Kleinschmidt's interest in the Bavaria
saloon and will in the future conduct
it alone. Mr.. Kleinschmidt will give
his attention to the real estate business,
]. joining with W. M. Lang, of Mapleton.
Miss Laura Klein has presented the
public library with twelve volumes OF
desirable books. The board has been
able to purchase 80 few books this year
that these gifts are of added value.
Joseph Walraf and John Rukland, of
this city, will build the Catholic church
at Wells. The cost of the church will
be about $4,000.
Contractors J. B. Nielsen & Co. secur'
ed the contract for the erection of the
Hirsh Joseph block at Austin, fol
1922, O16.O0, F. w. Kinney, of Austin,
is the architect.
The Evangelical association at Wells
has appointed F. G.. Sahr pastor of the
church in this city for the coming
year.
Remember, we haye $500 all wool
mems suits that are just little Bit
better quality than any one is selling in
this community. Model Clothing &
Shoe House.
Four or five more dogs were poisoned
Tuesday night in the vicinity of Spring
street The party who is responsible
for this is to be prosecuted if sufficient
evidence against him can be &C
cumulated.
Ten saloon licenses expire July Isl
and City Recorder Williams states thai
applications for renewals should be in
by May 25th, in order to go through
the necessary formalities in time.
| Adolph Zeigner. who lives on NORTH
Fifth street, awakened Officer Thilger
at the latter's home at 1910 Tuesday
night and asked for protection on the
way home. He said that some boys
were laying for" him and he did not
dare go home alone. 1t appeared thai
he had chased the boys with a CUR
and they had followed him. The Off
Ger accompanied him home and no one
offered to modest him.
The Winnebago Press News says thai
Mr.. George D. Eygabroad and wife, Of
that city, who are we'll known here, re
turned Saturday from three months
pleasure trip in the old world. He re-
ports very pleasant time but, in his
Judgment, the Paris exposition does moi
compare with the worlds fair held al
Chicago few years ago. He says
Americans are leaving Paris for the
reason that they will not put up will
the impositions practiced upon them il
charging outrageous prices for every
thing.
We sell better quality blue serge
mems suits for less money than yor
can buy them elsewhere. Model Cloth
ling & Shoe House.
| The niIIiner's hill is said to be A trim