The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-09-12

From Tuesdays Daily.
Wanted-Two good brick layers al
once. G. Lepper, Contractor, Lake
Crystal.
Broadbrim felt threshing hat 4C
cents at Henry E. Hance's, 1898 South
Front street.
Theodore J. Stanch of Albert Lea
has filed petition in bankruptcy
with Referee Flittie. His debts
amount to SO, 600, and there are nc
assets.
Fall caps for boys, 80 cent quality
for % cents at Henry E. Hance. 22a
South Front street.
The big slaughter sale of clothing
and underwear is going on every day
at r. F. Jones clothing store,
Austin block. Don't miss this chance
for bargains.
Threshing gloves and mittens for
less than wholesale cost at Henry E.
Hance's, 1923 South Front street.
Chairman Sprsgue of the state
board of equalization has appointed
his committees and Thomas Hodson
of Nicollet county is On the logs and
lumber committee.
Munsing's union underwear, in all
weights and grades at Henry E.
Hance's, 1898 South Front street.
Threshing is in progress all over
Southern Minnesota, now that the
fields have dried sufficiently for the
machines to be able to cross them.
Dry weather from now on is greatly
needed.
Bids were to have been received
this afternoon by the board of public
works for grading Prospect avenue
from Clark to Lewis streets, but no
bids were received and the board
adjourned.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Cornelius Schwarz and Ida Borg,
both of this city, and Samuel Eugene
Snyder and Alice Caroline Warwick,
both of this city. The latter couple
will be married this evening.
A. 9. Statey's, the best I'm ierwear
on earth can be found at Henry E.
Hance's. 1913 South Front street.
Conner Jones has added new de-
partment to his stock, that of cutlery.
In his window Mr.. Jones displays on
a revolving cone, fine assortment of
razors, shears, scissors, knives and
carving sets. The display is pretty
one.
Do you want good suit or overcoat,
fine wooden underwear, reliable duck
coat, stylish hat, etc, at about one
half price. Don't delay but &C to R. F.
Jones clothing house and look the
goods over. Everything must go this
month.
Welted calfskin gloves and mittens,
80 cent qualities, our price 30 cents,
at Henry E. ~Hances, 1913 South Front
street.
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany has notified the city officials at
Little Falls that two free telephones,
of the long distance type, will be fur
nished the city free of charge in the
future. Heretofore the charge has
been So per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Burrill, who re-
side in Nicoliet township, have placed
The Free Press under obligations by
sending in market basket of Wealthy
apples. The apples are beauties, and
most of them measure ten and one half
inches in circumference. Their trees
were well loaded, ore tree yielding
twelve bushels and seven trees
thirty-fve bushels.
From Wednesdays Daily.
DO cent winter underwear for 80
,ents at Henry Hance's, 223 South
Front street.
Miss Hannah Lloyd of Tracy is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city for few days.
President A. N. Eells of Winnebago |
Jity came to Mankato yesterday af-
ernoon and decided to reject all the |
bids for the construction of the Min
iesota State banks building at Am
10Y, after consulting with J. B. Ogle. |
New bids will be called for.