The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-10-03

same price as lot of inferior grades
and makes are sold for. Henry E.
Hance, clorhier, 1913 South Front
street.
Boys are getting ready to get wise.
We are ready. With the best line of
boys and children's clothing ever
brought to this market and will sell
them for less money than you can buy
them elsewhere. Daylight store. Henry
E. Hance, 1923 South Front street.
Ensign John E. Lewis returned this
morning after an absence of four
years, and will visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Lewis, until he receives
orders assigning him to further duty.
Since he was last hon he has been
around the world, and has seen SER
vice in the Philippines. He was
stationed along the coast of China and
Japan just before going to Manila to
start for home. He is enjoying good
health
Mr.. Longini of the new Longini
Clothing store, now located in the
Williams block, wishes to call atten-
tion that his new stock com prises the
most reliable and stylish line of suits.
overcoats and gents furnishing goods
in the city of Mankato. A visit to
his store will easily convince you all
of our statement and if our prices are
not below them all we are willing to
pay for the trouble of looking. Moth
ers must not overlook that Mr.. Longini
shows the best line of boys and chill.
dren's suits and overcoats in Mankato.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Come in and look around That is
what the Daylight store is for. Henry
e. Hance, clothier, 1923 South Front
street
Prices are talking at our store.
Come in and listen at the Daylight
store. Henry E. Hance, clothier, 223
South Front street.
George M. Phillips has been drawn
to serve on the United States grand
jury at the term of the United States
court to be held at Duluth, beginning
Oct. 18th.
To sell is to satisfy. That is our
ambition. The earliest buyers wear
the nobbiest suits and overcoats this
fall. Daylight store. Henry e. Hance,
clothier, 1893 South Front street.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Clayton D.. Taylor of Sioux
City and Esther Severson of Colorado
Springs Col. Miss Severson is visit
ing friends in Medo, and the wedding
will occur there.
G. R. Davis, the Republican nomi-
nee in the third congressional district
has selected the following committee
from Nicollet county: Philip Dick,
st. Peter; E. Oleson, Nicollet; Nels
Anderson, North Msnkato This COM
mittee and others in the district will
meet in ST. Paul Oct. 1.
From Wednesdays Daily.
S. Fl. Whitney of LIE Sueur. Center
was in the city today.
Editor F. 81. Griffin of Good Thun-
der was in the..city over night.
W. 81. McGraw of Good Thunder
was in the city today. The lease of
the National Biscuit company on his
building, the old cracker factory,
corner of Front and Poplar streets,
expired yesterday, and the building is
now available for rental purposes.
The National Biscuit company paid |
.ent for two years after it vacated |
he building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Pau Jr., John |
Mansfield. Charles e. Thro and Martin
Farmer of this city and G. J. Laurisch
# Mapleton went to Lake Madison
his afternoon They will occupy the
Mansfield cottage on Point Pleasant
or few days, and will then go to
lake Washington and occupy the
'fau cottage. returning in about ten
avs.
Auditor Weaver has received letter
rom John j. Harmon, editor of The
Wis, Free Press, asking
Dr. the complete vote at the recent
rimary election in this county. The
Urinary election law is an issue in
Tisconsin this year, and that state is 6
atching the operation of the law in G
lis state with a good deal of interest.