The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Saturday and Mondays Daily.

Wednesday.
/ The Standard Brewing Co. yesterda.
purchased another work team. It is
pair Of bays weighing 2,70O pounds
and was secured from Chas. Arndt o
Mapleton.
The city councils Of Owatonna, Al
bert Lea and Austin have visited
Mason City in body on junketing
tour inspecting the paving which hal
been laid this summer. There has beer
a mile Of asphalt laid and nearly al
much brick.
The Standard Brewing Co. s driving
horse had to be killed yesterday morn
ing Another horse kicked him, break
ing his leg. He was half brother OF
the famous racer, Senator Wilkinson
Sumner Tollefson, the man who was
injured by falling from a train neal
Vernon Center, had lad day yester.
day, but is so much better today thai
County Physician Bjelland feels m uct
encouraged over Lis case.
The annual meeting of the Swedish
Lutheran Cemetery association Of
Mankato will be held in the basement
of the Swedish Lutheran church Oh
Main street, November Goth, at p. m.
Mrs. Anna Jenkins returned to Lake
Crystal today after visit of q few
days with her mother, Mrs. Parry.
Mrs. P. D. Mcclellan arrived last
night from Jackson, Mimi, for a
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
A marriage license was granted to,
day to Andrew Howieson of Sterling
Centre and Minnie D. Loveland OF
Mapleton.
The council chamber has a dozen
new chairs, made of golden oak, and
very handsome and durable
Leo S. Lamm was out today after
being confined to st. Joseph's hospital
for three weeks and to his residence
for two weeks. He is now on the road
to recovery.
Miss Eva Roos of Portland, Ore
gon, has arrived to visit her cousin,
Miss Hattie Roos, for a few weeks.
She formerly resided in Mankato, NOV
ing away ten years ago.
Ed. Mccall, who was released from
Jail yesterday afternoon, was locked
up last night for disorderly conduct,
and paid So. 65 in the municipal court
this morning.
The Milwaukee road has laid its
rails to point beyond where it is in
tended to connect with the Great
Western, but parallel with that line.
J. E. Swenson has disposed of the
Id Red Lion Dry Goods Co. 8 safe to
the village of Lake Crystal to be used
as a depository for village records. 1t
is a Mosler safe and weighs 1000
pounds.
Aid. Taylor, Capt. Keysor, Capt.
Holmes, Mrs. Showers and others resi-
dents on Broad stree. have laid cement
walks in front of their property.
There is now a long stretch of this kind
of walk on Broad street.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to Emmett G. Keehn and Almira NJ.
Mobiles, both of Garden City Otto E.
Lamm of Mankato and Philomena G.
Holman of st. Louis; and John b..
Hohmann of st. Louisiana Caroline L.
Lamm of Mankato.
The girls of the M. 81. s. basket
ball had their first challenge game of
the season Saturday with the Lake
Crystal team, which resulted in a score
of 10 to on favor of our girls. We
hope that they will keep up their re-
cord.
Christmas time is not far distant,
and it is not too early to leave your
order for photographs at Blissenbach
Bros, next to The Leader store on
North Front street. Blissenbach Bros.
are successors to August Blissen bach,
the veteran photographer.
St. Peter Herald: VIM. Nicol, the
landscape gardner and florist at the
state hospital, is quite proud of his
chrysanthemum show. He has $50 OF
these flowers in bloom in the green
house now and 1T is probably the
finest show of its kind ever seen in
this part of the state. Many of the
people from down town have visited
the green hosues to see the display.
Two Hackley pianos and one organ
were delivered at New Ulm by Pet Ell
Helm yesterday. Professors and all
who study the art of piano making
invariably trade their pianos for Hack
leys, which shows the increase of bust
ness of this honorable concern not vel
year old in this city. They have sold
more Hackely, Chase Bros. and Car
lille pianos than that of any othe,
make eyer sold here.
The first meeting of creditors O.
Kallested Bros. of Elmore, bankrupt
was held in Referee Flittie's Office to
day. Mr.. Stanke of Elmore was Sc
lected trustee. Attorney Babcock o.
Elmore was present to represent thu
bankrupt firm. whose members were
also on hand. Attorney Gaylord O
Minneapolis and A. r. Pau Jr. rep