The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-11-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


The Runnells bridge in Medo has
been completed.
Capt. c. W. Gilmore of Pipestone
was in the city today.
G. ]. Laurisch, A. A. Buck and
Robt Little were down from Mapleton
today.
For Sale-A full blooded Yorkshire
boar. Alfred Lans, Belgrade, Man
kato P. o.
New music just arrived and sold at
e-ffth its value. Helm, 200 South
Front street.
A marriage license was granted to.
day to Robert N. Chord and Nora
Brase, both of Amboy.
E. R. Brown has resigned his posi-
tion in B. G. Taylor's Office, which he
has held for four years.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Samuel L. Blaisdell and Nina
May Black, both of Medic.
E. D. Wilmot has returned from his
farm near ST. Charles, where he has
been for couple of months.
Silk lined mocha gloves at SOC per
pair at the dissolution sale of the
Model and Hub clothing stores.
Mrs. A. R. Pau Sr. and daughter,
Miss Mary, have returned from a
visit with Mrs. L. w. Prendergast at
LIE Sueur Center
The November settlement will be
completed in few days, and the city
will receive $40, 900 and the city school
district So, 600.
s. B. Wilson goes to st. Paul tomor-
row morning to appear before the su-
preme court in the Kramer case from
Madison Lake.
Goodyear glove overshoes. gloves
and mittens at cost price at the dis
solution sale of the Model and Hub
clothing stores.
A silver-toned Hackley piano now
adorns the elegant home of Fred Van
Boden of Lake Crystal, bought of
Peter Helm.
You can keep warm and save money
if you will patronize the dissolution
sale of the Model and Hub clothing
stores.
Everything must go in both our
stores Goods sacrificed and sold re-
gardless of cost at the Model and Hub
clothing stores.
The Milwaukee track is only half a
block from the Great Western, but con-
sirable filling has to be done before it
can cannect up. There is nothing new
in the situation today,
Congressman McGeary has recon-
mended r. o. Morrison for postmaster
at Dundee.
The Burrell meat market, at Front
and byron streets, now owned by
Chas J. Macbeth, will be closed after
today.
By a change in the Chicago &
Northwestern time card, the afternoon
passenger train that has arrived at
40 now arrives five minutes later.
Attorney M. W. Brewster of Wells is
in the city, having been called here by
the death of his uncle, the late Geo.
81. Brewster.
Geo. Klughertz, after residence of
ten years in GAINESVILLE, has moved
back to Mankato and has taken up his
residence at SIC North Sixth street.
He is brother of Officer Klughertz.
]. N. Lang yesterday shipped a car
of hogs and one of sheep to st. Paul.
He is in the market to buy hogs and
sheep and pay the highest market
prices.
Frank j. Mead of Minneapolis is
foreman of the United States grand
jury, in session in this city today.
He is former well known Washing
ton correspondent
VIM. 81. Lukensmeyer of Beaver
Greek has fled a petition in bank
ruptcy. with 81, S24. 800 of debts, of
which 81, 472. II is secured, and assets
to $3.50, largely covered by
mortgage,
Geo. Bienapfi, while driving near
The Great Western depot late yesterday |,
afternoon to accustom a team belong |
ng to Mayer Bros. to the cars, was i
thrown forward under the horses heels
~ the giving way of the seat. The
team ran away, and Mr. Bienapf
uttered the fracture of one arm and
he wrist of the other arm. He was