The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-08-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. Jacob Schartzel of Sioux FalIs
S. D., and Mrs. E. D. Skillman q
Irene, S. D., were Saulpa ugh arrival
last evening.
Mayor A. A. Buck of Mapleton wa
in the city today. His wife, who ha
been quite sick, is improving and wa
able to sit up today.
| E. B. Shanks of Fairmont was OF
our streets today.
j. A. Armstrong of Winnebag
City was in the city today.
| Company b has accepted an invita-
tion to participate in the ceremonie
of the anniversary of the New Uln
massacre Saturday and Sunday, Aug
3S6 and 24Sh.
The FREQ Press is under obligation
to A. Danielson of st. Peter for 6
ispieGe of music entitled "She Has
Surely O Heart of Gold" of which
Mr.. Dsnielson is the publisher. The
music'is on sale at Stewart & Holmes.
The hearing on the Kraus will con.
test was begun this afternoon before
Judge Hughes.
DR.. L. S. Bottenfeld, osteopaShic
physician, is now located in the Glass
Block, where he may be consulted on
all diseases, either chronic or acute.
Office hours 9 to - a. m, to 8 p. IN,
Evenings by appointment.
Capt. Clark Keysor. who recently
purchased the Byron street hose house
Of the city, today moved it to the rear
of his lot on Bread street, and will
use it as shop, 6or which it is we'll
adapted.
Arm Blood was bitten in the wrist
at seven O'Clock last evening by a
little black dog belonging TO Wenzel
Huettl. He reported the occurrence
to the police.
The Knights of Pythias are earrang-
ing for their annual picnic Aug. 7th,
at Sibley Park. A ball game will be
one of the features of the afternoon.
The Dewey club will meet tonight
to arrange for holding it's annual
weeks outing. 1t will probably go to
Cedar Point, Lake Elysian, in August.
John Gustafson is preparing his
appeal to the supreme court in the
WideH will case. The appeal will be
on questions of law.
VIM. Peterson of Belgrade announces
himself candidate for the Republic
an nomination for county treasurer.
Mr.. Peterson is an industrious young
man of good ability and represents
district with large Re-
publican constituency. The fifth COM
missioner district includes North Man.
kato and Belgrade and this part of the
district has never had a Republican
representative in the court house. Mr..
- terson is a pleasant man to meet
No doubt would make good effic- |
if elected--St Peter Free Press. |
The Murtaugh family STARTED for
heir future home at East Grand Forks, |
morning. 1t is with regret |
hat the people of Madison Lake and |
see them go. They are people
hat are we'll thought of by all who
know them and leave many warm
friends who wish them the best of
success wherever they may be. Mr..
has. been one of our leading
business men here ever since the town
tarted. Madison Lake View.
Mrs. John B. Guenther is at Roches-
er, where she was operated on Thurs
ay for stomach trouble A similar
peration was performed six months
go. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 81. Holman left
esterday for their home at st. Louis.
1rs. Holman has been visiting her :
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lamm,
Or the past ten weeks, and she was
'ined by her husband three weeks !.
go.
Rev. Richard q. Battey of Mime
polls. superintendent of the Mime
TIA Anti Saloon League, was in the .
ty today, looking up the leanings
the vario2s candidates for represen-
'tives, county attorney and sheriff.
q spoke at Morristown last night,
I'd will speak at Kasota tonight. u
Prosperity is the Issue" is the p
tie of the great speech of United d
ates Senator Jacob FL. Gallinger of p
ew Hampshire, recently delivered u
the senate at Washington: The u
eech has been issued in document u
RIM by the American Protective q
sriff League. Send postal card re-
est for free copy. Ask for Docu- p'
ent No. 70. Address W. F. Wake u
IN, General Secretary, 135 West Esd el
), New York Oh
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