The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-07-07

Old Plantation" will be given, where
typical southern scenes before the wal
will be reproduced.
| At Front and Jackson streets, the
electric theatre is located, where bold
bank robbery and chicken thieving ex-
petition are featured.
At Front and Plum streets is locat
ed the Letepha vaudeville show, with
twenty-five people, band and orches-
ira. High class performances are Civ
en-.
The various shows will start at sew
en- o'clock this evening, and no doubt
will be largely patronized. Tney are
said to be well censored and clean
The following is today's program of
free attractions:
1000 a. M, Patrick and Francisco.
loo p. M, Guy Torley at Saulpaugh.
200 p. M, Randolphs at Hickory
street.
follow band frem Liberty.
800 p. M, Guy Torley on Hickory
street platform.
Loo p. m, pipers and dancers, Rock
street platform. Colored Concert COM
pany.
800 to 400 p. M, Pipers and dancers
at Liberty street platform.
400 to 500 p. M, Randolphs at
Hickory street.
200 p. m, colored troupe, Rock street.
700 p. m, pipers and dancers, at Lib
erty street
7:3o p. M, Guy Torley, high wire at
Main street
Above outlines to serve for other days
except as indicated in the subsequent
outlines.
The following is the band program:
l2:l0 p. m, arrival Journal band at
Milwaukee depot, march to Saulpaugh
Return to M. E. chuch for dinner.
play from Liberty street to Rock street
500 p. m, play band where best.
1902. M, Journal band at Saul
paugh corner.
Tuesday, July 4th-S:00 a. m, Jour
nal band at Saulpaugh; GAINESVILLE band
at Liberty street; Concordia band at
Hickory street; Kasota band at Rock
street
All bands then form in line for pa
rade. Report to Colonel Johnson at
Jackson street at 900 a. m
1:3O p. M, Journal band start from
Liberty street and march to Plum. Pat
rick and Francisco follow.
Loo p. M. GAINESVILLE band start for
park in Hammetts rig. Kasota band at
Hickory Concordia band platform at
Jackson street.
700 p. m, all bands take positions be-
tween Main and Hickory on Front and
play "America" together.
500 p. M, Journal band at Hickory,
Kasota band at Walnut, GAINESVILLE band
at jackson. Concordia band at Main.
Wednesday, July 18th, 900 a. M, Jour
band march from Liberty street to Rock
and return to Hickory, followed by
Patrick and Francisco.
900 a. M, GAINESVILLE band play at
Saulpaugh and march to Liberty and on
platform
80 to 2:3O, Journal band at Main
street and move to other shows.
LOO p. m, GAINESVILLE band to park in
Hammett's rig.
| 700 p. M, Journal band at Main
street. GAINESVILLE band at Hickory.
George Lang has offered three de-
sirable prizes for the best turnouts in
the parades. He offers a $l2 clock as
first prize and handsome decorated
vase as a second prize for the indus
trial parade, and beautiful japanese
Satsuma vase as first prize for the
flower parade.
Chief Donahue has appointed P. H
Jordan Paul Bragdon, Jacob Saenger
and Burt Stedman special police and
hopes, with the aid of these and the
regular force, to keep the lid down dur
ing the carnival.
The Omaha Railway company's secret
service men, Messrs. Kelly and Bres-
nan, are in the city and will remain
Turing the carnival.
The races came off this afternoon.
In addition to other races tomorrow
afternoon there will be a poney race
Ten dollar purse; 81 to enter.
! Paid for Right of Way.