The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-07

Alaska. take position. with 1.-The
Alaska:F Fish. and: Lumber--Co.
The.ground hog...-evidently.came out
sunday..and----' saw his .shadder. Ito
judge from.the..weather since:
--'L,H. .sheeley of. Chicago. is a.guest
at.the..Saulpsugh. IS. s. Tread of st.
Peter..is.also registered there.
GFProf. sand Mrs. J.,,'R. Brsndrup are
happy over1the arrival of a @-daughter
at.their.home on. Second street.
Clarence-Barrett, who lives with his
narents near Columbia park, died last
night and will be buried tomorrow.
-rP.,J. staley. engineer at the Saul
nsugh. : is.sick with pneumonia at.his
home. 3O4.: Owatonna street, West
Mankato.
Bennett 81 Webster will ship car
load of cattle to Sioux City tonight.
This firm ship hogs to st. Paul nearly
every week.
Chas. Thompson of Ambov. F. E.
Lloyd of Kasots and Chas. Bartcsh OF
Rapidan are registered at the Clifton
House today.
Lamm g. Landkammer are putting
up shelving in their large store room
which will be used for their stock of
carpets and rugs. --
Alderman Chas Taylor is in Mime
apolis attending a convention of the
retail coal dealers of the state. He
will return home tomorrow. g
F. Ashley -.of FMadelis. V. R. WAS
son of St. Peter, John Murphy, Lake
CRYSTAL and VIM. Howieson' of, Maple
ton are-registered at theClifton House:
Wrinkles are smoothed away by its
healing touch. Brain tired and de-
pressed people will find a cure in
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. ]. G..
Thro.
Albert Harmon, the man from
Minnesota Lake who is suffering with
a broken neck and now at st. Joseph
by the attending physicians.
John E. Diamond has dis posed of
two quarter sections in Sphinx and
Kingsbury counties in South Dakota
or So, OOO and has purchased six quar-
ter-sections in Faulk county for 81, 500.
Architect Geo. Pass was in Mapleton
Yesterday submitting plans for an ex-
tension TO the school building. An ad-
dition costing $1,000 will be added.
The Catholic church of Mapleton will
also be enlarged and remodeled.
A case of cruelty in allowing horse
to stand hitched to a post on North
Front street yesterday from 9 o'clocs
in the morning until 5 o'clock in the
afternoon was reported to the police.
Miss Inez Tidland, VINO has been
confined to her home for the last month
with a sore and very painful foot, yes
terday afternoon, while rubbing it,
discovered a needle which she ex
tracted and it is hoped she will now
soon recover.
The fire loss on the household good
of James Morris, whose home in Yves
Mankato was recently destroyed, ha
been adjusted by the payment of 1890
The insurance was carried in tn
German Marine, represe nted by ID
G. Davies.
The Social Science club will NEE
this evening at Schiller hall at Z a
O'Clock, when S. D. Works will rea
a paper on "Social Conditions Tendin
to the Disintegrstion of Family Life
The discussion will be led by W. A
Funk.
Chas. Swanson has resigned hi
position as mail carrier for rural rout
No. out of this city, after servin
two days. The cold weather and th
strain on the eyes of facing the. win
convinced him that there are pleasar
ter occupations.
Chief Bowen has received a lette
from Chas. Chrisman of Palestine, I'LL
making inquiries about his son, Mer
who was recently taken back to ii
state training school at Red Wing fl
robbipg Dooley & Co. 8 store. II
father writes that he has learned
his sons arrest and desires to kno
the particulars.
O. E. Tolefson, father of SUNNI
Tollefson, is in the city and called I
his son at the hospital yesterda
Sumner Tolerson is the young mi
who was injured on the Omaha ro
near Lake Crystal three months a
while attempting to steal ride. 7
Young man has been in st. JOSEPH
hospital since his injury and is yet
a critical condition.
Senator Benedict retdrn ed from
Paul last evening, being called hoi
on a case with which he is connect
in the district court. The senat
says that the opposition to the tax
as it stands is very pronounced amo
the members of the legislator. and
looks to see some very radcsl amer
menrs made before its passage.
does not look for Republican cau'
at this time, as everything sstoo mt
in the air to warrant anything Of.
kind until matters become more sett
than they now appear.