The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-07-11


coverlet woven by w. L. Coon
mother in 1868.
Mrs. Maxfeld, first and only bool
in Mankato in 1869 then belonging t.
P. <. Johnson, .picture of P. K. John
son, wife and children, Temperance
lecture. delivered .by.P. K. johnson
in Mankato in 1857.
>. Mrs. Henry Boegen,. pin cushion
As years old bead, packet 40 years old
Mrs. g. Marsh, comb worn by Mrs
Marsh's mother, pitcher 100 years old
mug 100 years old, cup.and saucer
cup 100 years sold, saucer 100 years
old, picture.
= Scales, shovel and shears made by
G. Vosbeck in 1859.
:. Mrs. Agnes Ables, commode 60 years
old.
Nj. Fiero, gun carried in revolution
airy war.
: L. q. M. Fletcher, compass, used
in surveying greater part of claims
about Mankato, tripod and compass
used as above, piece of old Indian
gallows takenv from top beam from
which ropes hung.
W. l.. Wilson, sugar bowl used 30
years ago, inkstand used by David
Sedman in ss1775 in Vermont, hand
saw made in Chester, Ver., in 1929,
stable fork made in Springfield in
1889, corn hopper made in 1851, tea
kettle brought to Mankato and used
by W. "A. Coy in 1866, chair made by
Loring Beas in 1860, gingsiDg hoe
made in 1860, shot gun bought from
squaw of Little Bear in 1868, gloves
bought of Baptiste Campbell, one of
the 1888" in 1869, lantern made by
Mr.. Hotaling in 1862.
Mrs. J. Klein, picture Capt. A. M.
Collins, captain in New Ulm Skin
mish.
Mrs. J. Copp, cane 70 years old
brought from Germany.
Mrs. J. Williams. flag gotten at
Centennial, 1876, hand made purse, so
years old, warming block heated in
church to keep warm. Mr.. Marshall
had them made about 1868, picture of
J. T. Williams.
Miss Nettie Porter, home spun
linen sheet about 100 years old, mall
and pin cushion about 100 years old,
card case.
Mrs. Stannar, coverlet 100 years old.
Mrs. @. P. Hoerr, spinning wheel
go years old.
Blossom White, Ulster Co., Gazette,
published Jan. 4, 1900, telling of Geo
Washington's death.
Vernon Williams, commission of
Evans Goodrich, first justice of the
peace.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Van Brunt, chair
brought to Mankato 1868, knife rs
years old, brought to Mankato in 1868,
picture Geo. Van Brunt, brought to
Mankato in 1868, picture of Mrs. Nc
Murtrie, formerly Mrs, Van Brunt,
picture of Van Brunt homestead.
1867
Miss Holt, fur muf 10 years old,
powder horn used in French and In
dian war 1855
81. G. Howard, whole oil lamp 100
years old, lace veil 70 years old; for
ringer Gen. Howard ate mush and
milk from when boy.
G.. M. Palmer, breach, gun, old
flint lock carried in war of 1919,
cartridge box carried with flint lock
gun, Indian hammer head, stone found
by DR.. Il. Fowler about 1850.
Mrs. Anton Heickle, soup laddle
225 years old.
Jean Bauer fax repairer bought in
1851 lamp bought in 81.
Mrs. D. L. Morse Bible 1773.
DR.. Holbrook arrow heads.
Mrs. Murton Burton cups and saucer
used in one of the royal families
brought to the q. S. in 1900, comb 100
years old, shawl 100 years, old plate
brought to U. s. in 1900, fan over 100
years old, handkerchief atout So years
old, dish about 100 years old, card case
brought from India 70 years ago, Nor
wegian bellows about 80 years old,
watch case about 80 years old. news
paper with account of assassination of
Lincoln.
Mrs. Force photo of VIM. A. Hold
son.
Dan Buck pipestone horseshoephoto
of Senator Wilkinson.
Miss Wickershsm Floy home made
material given by Senator Wilkinson,
card of relics, small card of relics, crepe
shawl 65 years old. read purse 60 years
old centennial pail 1875 balm jar 200
years old commission, Moses Wicker
sham as postmaster, Manktao Weekly
Record telling execution of Indians,
photo of DIR. Wickersham and wife,
platter 65 years old, picture first drug
store, bullet which went through
mother and child and lodged in house,
Indian pipe stone 80 years old. Indian
bow and war club, pitcher that came
over with VIM. Penn, Indian medicine
bag over 200 years old, Indian breast
pin and ring Indian ball bat, stickfrom
Antectan battle ground, rope taken
from that which hung SO Indians,
photo Younger brothers, arrow head,
basket made from corn husks by Mrs.
Tynor, Indian bread straps, Indian
rope of buffalo hide.
Mrs. Mulligan, candle stick.