The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-07-25
July % 1902
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


From Saturdays Daily.
Go to W. b. Walker & Sons for fly
nets.
Straw hats at half price at Removs
sale. Henry E. Hance.
Outing coats and pants. See our re
moval Sale prices. Henry E. Hance
ss..R. B. L. Bergstrom ..of .Owatona
visiting Rev. IF. E. :R. miller of rhi
city.
sEMrs ....w. wv. --.Pease of....st. Paul
visiting her mother. Mrs. Daniel Eel
ton. on Willard street.
( Mrs. 9. S.ssChristensen ...ands.-Mi
/ Pearl Christensen of Madelia- were Ii
the enthusiastically fternoon. - -.s- saza
"A son arrived today to bring joy t.
the::..6reside--..of....Mr. -.and....Mrs. E. E
Davis.
.sssOur summer underwear..--must 60
See Removal Sale prices. Henry E.
Hance.
.ssHave you seen themH---Our negligee
shirts at Removal..Sale prices. Henry
E. Hance.
A marriage license was granted
today to John Ottenberger and
Augusta Tasting, both of Danville.
Do.not ..let your horse Suffer with
flies but.go to VS. B. Walker .& Son s
and.get a fly net. ..Theyshave allskinds
and the lowestsprices.s
Fifteen members of the Lake Crystal
gun club went to''St. Peter this after
noon to have competitive shoot with
the team from that place.
The ssuit of Chas. w. johnson of
Judson against the Chicago & North
Western road to recover $3.50 for a
horse and steer killed on the track was
tried before Judge Ogle this afternoon
with jury.
BarneyssMiller was arraigned before
Judge Ogle late yesterday afternoon
on the charge c-of assaulting . Swan
Lind. He pleaded not guilty, was
allowed to go on his own recognizance,
and will haves.his trial tomorrow.
The county board ..of equalization
has made'a few changes in individual
cases, but nothing of Importance.
The board orgsnized..yesterdsy after
noon by electing B. o. Killmer chair
man and Auditor Weaver secretary. =.
Geo. Christensen, recently of Owa-
tonna, has accepted position as clerk
at the Saulpsugh. He is an expert
enced hotel man and is we'll scquaint-
ed with the trsveling-public. ..He..will
be on days with.sTeddy..Patrick. -
Mrs. Phoebe Pew. ...of..Mankato. lis
visiting-her son. G. R. Pew. -"
Henry Hughes, of Msnkato, was trans
acting business ins-town "wednesday.
Miss Lizzie.Riley, of Mankato
is visiting friends heresfor few.-days. |
-Madelia Messenger.
D. S. Evans returned Sunday morn
ing from Bathgate. N. ED, where-~he
took party of land seekers. He fol-
lowed in the path of the storm, and
states that for twenty miles at beast
two-thirds of the telegraph poles were
blown down. The effects of the storm
in various ways showed that it was a
very bad one.
Geo. Atchison has sold his gray
hound, Lady Humboldt, to Owen
Price of San Francisco, ~sand will ship
her tomorrow. The price paid was
$50, and the express charges will be
$40, which Mr.. Price has also remit
ted. Lady Humboldt is enteredsin the
Mississippi Valley futurity stakes.
She is year old.
Attorney Jno. A. Anderegg of LIE
Sueur stopped off between trains today
on his way to Eagle Lake to serve
papers on Mrs. Walter Mstteson in
partition suit over an estate in lie
Sueur county, of which she is one of |
the heirs. The estate consists of farm |
and city land of value of So, 600.
The committee that is getting up
the historical book desires to secure |
copy of the original daguerreotype of
the hanging of the Indians, which is
quite different from the pictures more
recently published. There are a num-
Der of these copies in existence, and if
the owner of one of these will be will
ing to loan it he will kindly leave it
at the Free Press Office for the COM
mittee.
Miss Esther Larson, Of Mankato, is
visiting with New tUlm friends. :.
W. D. Thayer of Mankato, was in the
city for short time Monday.
Rev. Davis, of Mankato, was the
guest of DR.. Strickler Thursday and
yesterday. Miss Soma Frenzel |
returned Sunday afternoon from her
visit with friends in Mankato. -
Brown Co. Journal
From Wednesdays Daily.
Judge Hughes yesterday afternoon
united John Ottehberger and Augusta