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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17
cine sabe 3trnmerpaaass.

Die bGrtsItt 3immerblattpFlanSe,
Die i'm ubgelessnsn Dansimmsr ebenz
10 nie i'm Sdlon obne grpBe Anfpriis
DE an bic &ultur ibre befprdtipen
8lGttsr sntfaItst, lit bic glsftogpns.
aud 41ptbiitrd (S6ilbblume) ges
nannt. SIRE 8Gbe Rdtur DertrGgt bic
trodene 3tmmsrluft pie feline anoeren
Bldttsr unb maht bieIe unempfinblin
gsgen bic GinfliiFe Des Staubes, bes
tiiblen ODER rpurmenS tdnoortes. 4uh
I'M tdltsn 3immsr Daft lie ben Dintsr
iiber aus. Bel Gistemperdtur geniigt
es, nm bic Gnoen Der Stengel eineH
Su6itrsifen su idlingen.
Die gldn3enoen 8lGtter Der 4Ipioiz
fra tpmmen tiitendrtig aufgerpat
berpor. Damn uno mann erfheinen
audi gun5 uni6etn6drs. 8Iitben an
ben Bur3slgebilben, bic nur 10 nett
an bic Sberfldde Der GrOe treten, baB
t6re acknowledgements Ii9 in FREEZER
Cuff euttpideln tOnnen. Die Bflon3e
beoarf teiner beIonDersn Bfleae. Rus
bigger Stdnoort, S9uB oor 6rtnnens
ben SonnenItra6len, geuiieenbes Sic
BeH uHb rO9entli6 einmalige Reinis
sung Der 8ldtter mitteIit feu6ten
5hnammes uno Stdubtu6es eenii=
gen Der gfGdnSe. sic tpiro erI bann
umgspflaHSt, nsnn man lie p~srmebrsn
min, oenn tie lie6t, i'm @eaenidb gu
ben meiitsn dnoeren SopfgepG6Ien,
Elm 6Fteres llmiebsn bur9dus nift.
Se6r empFieblt ss IiH, Der euten 9drs
tenerbe etpds Sdno bet3umif1en.
Min man neue 9flan3sn erSielen, 10
perbsn bic DursslftDde get6eilt unp
bic f9pd6ersn gflan5en eingeIeBt.
Man bsoba6te bic 8lGtter onf lluees
3iefer unO entferns es bur9 fleiBige
MdI9ungen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17
ssle IeDt oas ~SbamaIeons

Disis iRtsrsFunts 5rase beantfpOrs
tst prpFeHor 5ornisr in Der 3eits
inrift .glus Der RaiurA inbem er sus
glti6 siHs eminent fsirs, BEN 2ebeH
bes 5ropenpnlDes e5gslauIhte pOrs
~irdtiti53e bibles 2iliputaners Der
Dirbeltbisrt 3sidntt. Sum Oi9tsn.
buRtlsn 8lIttsrmeer OItdfritaniIhsr
8Gams uno StrGuher fibrt Der Meg.
Wltt seIpoRntsr 4uFmertIamteit4
10 er3ibIt 5ornier .Durhforidt
bds Quge oies 2~du6eeipirr, Denn
nidlts regt Iih barin: Rur brauHrotbe
glGttsr rtngsum. llnO in bienDsnOsm
Qiht unb ieneeHoer @lutb bGngeH lie
bd, bon teinem tiiElenbsn 2uftbdud
befpegt. S4on Isbnt iih Der Bid er-
miiDet nuG Shdtten uao Rub', 0d
bat ems biefsr 8ldtter cine plOblife
@enbung, sine feltIame, fat
sitternDe 8etpegung gemdht, pie tie
Der WiHh niht sr3sugt. 6riBt cine
Raupe an Teinem 5tiel? Sibt Elm
S6ier bd5inter unb hat e befpeet2
llnDinfiirlin riidt Der GopF bes 8erbs
O6tsrs nGber heran, unb fat eri6redt
f1brt er ipiehsr Suriid: Sin ihorf
fehenber Bid aus pin3ig fleiner gus
Pile nit GRANDMOTHER Sris FuHfelt ibn
ON, uHh NIT GrF1unen erteHnsn mir:
8dg I6efubars 8latt mar elm lebenoes
E6iel, gin 8eriretsr Der aIsltsHsn gbd>
m1leonlrtsH in Gorm zines 8iaites
Ramphoheon brcvicandatus).
limb pie Ishr bluttdrtig lit DieIes
faum finaerlange @eIh0pf. 6dt ni6t
Iein tleiuer R0rpsr aufFdais geHau bic
Norm elmer Blattipreits2 uno babel
lit er nod foum Sider ais lie. Cine
lance, ountle QGngsIinie pom huge
bis sum 56mans biloet bic 5uuptz
dber oieIer 5preite, bic Rippen bes
9bisres a6er Iino Seitenuoern in thr /;
uno Der tur3s S6paR3, nuf BEN Dit
aeleat, tduTnt munoerbar tinen 8latts
itiel Dor. Dasu III bus Sbier 10 brduns
rptb aef1rbt fpie bic 8ldtter. 5ipiI4en
bsnsn es lebt. Dos lit shte Wis
mitrn, s:e mir bier Ie6en, b. 3. tdus
fGenDe MehnliGteit zines 6eblings NIT
eiRsm umasbunssbilo. nelhe Dor Ans
oriFfen i6ibt unb benz 8sItber iDie
Ieiner art Qebensbdusr psrbeiBt. 80
16ueln audi piele Snieften tGuf4eno
ben 8lGttern BON Rflun5eH, duf oenen
lie le6en, ODER pObin lie bel Gefahr
entFlieben, unb mdndes gans 6drmloit
@eIh0pF eleiht besbalb einem, bds
inn 10 gefibrliher III, ME unter ben
GeaenpartsmenInen gar monhsr
barmlcIe Snnge bds 9etbue eines8ers
itcrbenen annimmt, ipeil er Ti4 sinen
9ortbeil fur Iein anie6cn unb Sort.
tpmmen bapon perIpri6t. absr bel
WirbeItbiersn lit iOlde Mimitrp bod
rsdt Islten,"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17

NMMWM ALL M.." nv" 1Ar. VNI ..NE- N M
hN INN sA
w
MS sw INK Naltfs<g
N sHs gta
Nga 9tHn Ew HM y
agf
ss N4e tkM ,wm snRr
6E ~ gssg im &a aa
se aRIssk Gah l
M gttEH saan aas tIsstnsgw mii sv
ca aaaseSasft Etteea NtE HaA
Fsagr afESa .st faat easAaey
n bate gcE SahgsH f@ea Htar Frie
um sseyass strs Gsans, Die Svuitaa
sslasg: ih ssun.s mir ni. sU.5aIlen.
eitislee sa isssn, IaR fiaRe MIR astg
tttR assi0nstsr @anm sur &trfaaaHa
pg it Rter letn teHRss. bic Gieg niis'
ben ni6i ertdltet, nenR eit SeEne IN
BEN taIssn 5a9eH eaA &eh DcrlaHen
ano 6atser iuten nuroe. 1eRbalb
RtEdlcb IH MID uEo Rabm Bic &Rne
in Bic 4obRaabt nRo sab ibr init Rem
Reits tinsn 4Iab Oi6i bel 0sm Glen.
Die NsnRs brItste aaf. Hurec keen
mcraen in Gle Slide lsfskt. no fla ihr
fSrsiftn fdRo. AeiR 9eIuher bat aus
geFunNtn, oaB nir eins gIude in Der
9otnfu6e eaten. Der Eaa nes aas
I6lipfsns tam; aber 10 sin Ianepis
AusIhlipisn babe ih nod Ri1t
as oauerts 0rgi 5ags, Dis oaS
IeBtt gideR aus mar. Denn i5 niht
ce5olfen hdtte, rplreR pnhl bic msifen
IN ben GierR ssblisben; otuR pGbuene
Is font ni5t iaHas odaeri. bis Elm
aadsl msIhIEpft, fpeun e. efnmal Die
Shals gepidt bat. 70 Bier Is StunSsu,
unO Damn tanlea tie aud MIR, rpenn th
Bic ShaIen estreHnt bate, 10 pab
guft hiaeinorinssn tonRts. SD mahte
sisr Die Grfahrlng. oaB ourh bic
ibsrerpbs 6iss Die S6ate ousgeo0rrt
1Ro lehr Bart aeSDorben mar, eIti6ssis
tia absr tlsbie bic Gibaut auF zen
R6rpern Der aiden, 70 odB bic Sbitrs
ten perhinntrt pdren, leIbft ibr Sc
i6H9niB su fprengeu. Sett Der 3sit
oefprsHss ih bic 5itnertisr nd5rsno
,es &ebriitens ab une su nit IautDdrs
mem Mailer uno BIN NIT ben GrToIasn
'oltcmmen 5ufritben. Seonh bite
nan ii6, su faItts MaFer 5u nehmsH,
ia man odourG bic Gier Iei6t erti!tsn
ann. mas nph IhdoIiher in. ale bic
IL eroBe 5iBe unter Der 6snne.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17

hVs ssa @sss sagk
R
sss& ssa ssN A sNs
g RnA @gF $50 #M
tag kn
aaft agtsRa 3uNa
A FgtgsFgEd AK hlN r. Kn
Ngegfee8tg gHsttFmittL IN &HS
fNub tlsa 3aiNFmltei. mxl4s afl
5sga Iatdlaa nsfsata. 8 Nat
Rance aus BellHsitR. @gtaHsssttR,
8gaautttE. Sa~tuiabFlltR. Natsa
opeE BAL DigFfR nur In adna igiittm
oest. rsau moaIidL nRg Ia sttgcdas
tern 3uItaRps aHA Mot In su aFoBsH
MQsnasa aul 6aupt aa6 la gar Bal
isruna htg Nlt6pishts psrlptnesi psFs
BEN. 3. g2tlitn Der aiite. I. MstHt
aea Der outer Dor osm Hlsltcn mil ell
mem aUatiHdtsteH rttngn 3nh. q
MltltsH mil isoesmal porber asreinis
ten uno irCdtHsn 6GHotn. 3, Msa
melltn Der triteH MiIh aus iseeE Sibe
ant ben Soosn ano nidt in ben MliIh'
elmer. A. 9sriabrsn NIT Der Wilh.
i, ausihluB esrientgsn milh pom
8tnuNe fir Wlenihen, nelhe Nd BON
trdutsn 9iihsn uHo namntliGh BON
Iolhsn itdmmt bic NIT iteRrh1ften
aaaemtinIeioeH ooer mis Grtrdufung
Des eniers, bss Darms obsr Der Gs
bdrmutter bsbaftst liuo; ID blau. roth
posr selb gsf6rbt III. bitter ceer lalais
Inmedt, Tubsndn3iebeIb ODER iBesrie
henb 1T ocsr blutigs 9timiidangen
enthGlt; poer q in ben eritsn flint Ia
gen nab BEN Ralben gelponnen Dirb.
2. Raihts gRtfernen Der Wlilb ieosr
sinselnsn Sub aus benz Stale, lorgs
fdltigsr S6ub Der Wila DOR ieOer
9srunreiRisung, Seibsu OerIsIben nlsa
balo mad benz WteIteu ourh Wiil9s
Feb NIT reiuen 5sihti6ern uber Buts
teFilter (lltanberfGes 8%erfahren),
m6gIi9Ii rai4e uno Iturte 4%btiiblung
uno hisrRa6 @ufbefpdhruug Der Wil6
in reinen, nur leiGt bebedtsn 9sf6Ben
in tiihlsn, gut ssliiftsteu, u~nbepobns
ten RGumen bic CUR 8sripsnoung ooer
qbgubt, 3. 9ertpenoung BON gut ges
rsiniaten neutrality-suspicious.. Rei
nigune oerfslben nit etnpuapfrsiem,
uno srpar am beIten NIT to6enb bets
Bsm MdHer. A. RegelmdBiges abtp.
den Der our T8srfiitteruHg an Sbiere
beTtimmten Wil1. 8. SoFprtieesGtns
ltslen Der Nilha6gubs aus 9sbDften,
in bsRsn S%ubertuIoIe, SDpbus, S9ars
lab ooer 3ip6tberie unter ben Diens
I6en, poer Wauls uno RlduenIsuhe
unter ben Sbiersn ouseebrohen lit.
6. Sammelmoltersien piro bic regels
mGBies Gr6ibung Der 8o[Imil9 ooe-
bod Der Mdgermilh uuf penigitens
50 @rdb gelIius pG6renb Sfpsi Minus
ten empfoblen. Seoenfdls III dlf bic
rehtaeitiae 8ef6affung 3u~perlGffiger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geoa6t su nebs
men, od mongels Iol9e, bel sintrstens
Der SsuhereeFobr bic dlsbalpige Gins
fellung Oes gstrisbes 3u sepdrtigsn
it,"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17

Dab einsm 8farrer bic
Preoigten geItoblen perben uno Der
9ieb lie nod p~benbrein aufs 8erIabs
amt trGgt, bisIe Ii9er nod ni6t bagss
peIsne 5bdtfa6e Bot iid Oieisr Sdge
in 6lasgop suoetruasn. auf benz bors
tigeu 8nbnbof ct. @np9 fam einem
seiItliden Serrn. serdbs dls er ben
3us mad SCARBOROUGH beIteigen fpoHs
te,eine RsiIetaI6s dbbdnben DieTe
bate on ii9 nift Oiel Bertb, aber es
tpdrtn in ibr Die foItbaren 9rebiaten
bts Ien:-sEo eingsIhloTen. Del DO
li3ei gelang es, ben 8erbIeib Der ga
Ide 81 ernitteIn. Der SpiB6ube bate
lie dui Elm Reliant ~setroeen unb bort
perlegt. Sic purOe BEN @eiflihen
nisoer 5ugeIte1t, uno gu Ieiner 6r.u
be fdno er in ibr ale feline 5ermont
unper bit Dor. 4uh Der Dieb ODER
pieImebr bic 1isbin purbs Ipdter dugs
finbig semodt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17

~
n.am ia a.
aa
Sa 8E c 6
Ba aR aag Msg
eg lm ggN af Ng
pFlasgt t ata Rpf
A4agfsga aae in etR Nslig5i epAaaa
hinges stysItg .atR Nai . Es
gassUsiR ala Asal,a Nagtg sla VesE
.ssaasiAatsf bsltstnst UsEasn Nga
atf HnsssfAgieza nun Bipl lNtn tAiEn
uae antttn ukata GaFtalftlH; Die
wlegsR kna lagat isbg ftlstn su TN
NtA 5gibty Warptn aah biz gatA.ta
Htssn Aar,gffstu aus eeE Masianes
Nsessn, E~tutrhlRss ptr6su abtt
aah Sci aas m0HtupeiIs beggthtIt
Sa datn GS6aen beanbt man easa
Cge. ~pcri6bries aartrfitlH. eensn aui
liiahgthem Neat ntae Su9tEo ntrIte
BEN pire, 5n GFaHtrtid Idbt man
Sa Dem s3peds bic alton, pgIitn uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b0hisus
mitteIgrrBeR aartofltln spei bis bret
5ase in tinsr @anns i'm mailer etas
nsiten, nobel ia Iih bon MaItr fan
sen une stae pole 5orm annsbmen.
Damn iplrosn bic a%artoffsIu 70 LANCE
seQEirIt, bis lie tore buRlIe, 6i8s min
tsrGhalt d6aerisbtu uBo sia fribiinas
sartts QusTstsR srlongt babcn. Sliih
tia Gbgrtrrdnst, psrosH ne Damn IN
IFii6er Grbs atlDdI3t, Die fn Riot an
Die nod fea1te ShaIe aRbeftet; Damn
neh tiHies SSrbt pSEI Egct in BEN
Sad une fort athi Die .atuslte Grnte"
biHaas in bic Welt.
Sn 3prbamsritG, I'M Staate gaii.
fornien, Do gItthfaIls pitle ntas
R~artoffela berlehtIi tDsrosn. pflan5i
man sisens al nitIsm s3ipeds gegen
gaee Des Sommers cine T@nslpiihs
rae RartcfitlToris, 70 DAP Tih non
Dor Gintriit oss srFitn 5roItts mittels
groBs iunas R~artoffsIR sntDidslr.
IisItIbsu psresn ansgrgra6sn, auF
benz pffeRsn 5tIos 3n S1uFsn ssihih-
tel uno oann 10 NIT Dsdmuierial uHn
Grne tingeOedt, oaB lie T6 6is gum
6riihinbr frifh srhdlten, obHs eip3us
TGrumpfsn. alsonnn perOen bic
R~ortoffsln In sinsm Drobttprbe in
cine tsiBe Gauge sinaetduht, 6isrs
bur6 trGuislt Iih bic ate Shdle, 10
baB ft pIubt; qlsihssitig pirb bic
aartoFfsl barter uno FsIter. Rahosm
Fe an Der Some iibertrcdnet lit, fam
ne taum bon pirtIihsn nsusn 4artofz
fen urtsrfhisosn fDernsn. S6nsibst
man ~1ltrbings ohis pr6pdrirtenFars
toffsIn autr burh, 70 bemertt man in
fur5em 4bitanos unter Der GuBeren
6aut cine gslblidneiBs 2tnis; BIS oos
bin mar beim Gtntaudsn bic belize
Gauge eiHaeorungel. 8eim &ohen
tritt bann audi Der 2uugengeruh
heulIi9 berpor; ouBsrbsm Fiiblt iid bic
aus csm 0ofsr genpmmens 4urtoffeI
feifig an.
Sn 0sutTdldnb lGBt man bic alien
&artpffeln sinise Sdes imgBaHer duf=
quellen, benz etpos S1DsFslIdure BEL
gsmiIht lit; dlsodnn lperbsn bic &drs
tii6tig NIT einsm tumpfen
Gsiierbefsn umgerii6rt unb 70 large
b~edrbsitet, Big bic brdune WinterThale
sntfsrnt lit unb bic R~artDfFslH oas
belle Qusieben bon nsuen buben. Btim
ao6en tritt aber Elm uraneenebmer
Scrub berppr; aud bunfle 5leds i'm
SHnern berratben bic ate RurtoFfel.
Inter alien llmitGnben d6er lit Die
uHehts neue Rortoffel bdran AZ err
tennen, baB ibr bic iunge, biinne unb
lsi9t ab3~unebmenoe 5dut Der nirtlie
den ueuen Rurtpffel fs6lt, b. +. in Der
Gii6enIprohe dusgebriidt: bic fall
fhen neuen 3artoffeln ldFen Ti6 riGt
nFhrapen". pie bic e1tsn neuen &ars
toffeIH, ionOern miifsn rseT9dlt"
perben, tpie alte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-17
Ginsr psrAdnaniBpOI.

Giner perbdngniBpDls
9ergsBli9tsit fiel in Ssgur
GSrunfrsit) eine ganSe 6amilie gum
Spfer. ga IS orauBen plOBlih tart
reanete, futten bic in Der NGbe be-
Ihdftiqten Sieinbreter I'm 9duie Oes
2anDnirtbs @igup linterftauo. 8eim
@eaoeGen pereabsn lie isop4 uuf benz
EH6 Elm tleines in Bupter gebiiatss
gadst NIT DpnumitpatrOnen. pa
Der Souskrr meinte, Is ieten nur
8rotreIte, mari er Is unbeieben in bus
SaminFeuer. H{it einem fur4tbdrsn
4naa e~rp!rbirten bic patronen uno
inleursrten bus 6oils Iummt Ben uns
stldli9sn SnIaTtR In Die Cuff.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
C. J. Posey to Become Instruc.
tor in Science.
David Orlando Coate 10 Teach
English Literature.
Miss Bradley TO be in Charge
Of Physical Culture.
From THURSDAYS Daily.

From THURSDAYS Daily
President Cooper has completed the
faculty of the normal school, and ne
will make the following recommends
tions to the state normal board at its
meeting June Is:
As has already been announced, Mr.
Holtz will be transferred to the depart
ment of biology to take the place left
vacant by the retirement of Mr.. Cox
and the work in physical science will be
taken by Mr.. c. j. Posey, now fellow
at the University of Chicago. Mr.. Posey
is graduate of the fine normal school,
at Normal, ILL.,, and of the University
OF, Illinois where he took the degree of
FB. SsueHe. has neutrality-suspicious. years
in gySduate study at the University of
FChigsye and ,will44take . the degree of
NJ. >Sssfenm that institution in August
He hasshads eight. yearss:of experience
in S'taaehihg. AS principal, superintendent
and science teacher in a first class high
school, and he is most hignly endors-
ed by the authorities at Normal and the
universities.
Mr.. Thomas, teacher of English is to
retire, and viii be succeeded by Mr..
David Orland Coate, principal of the
high school at Shelbysille, Ind, who will
become head of the English department
of the school. Mr.. Coate is graduate
of the large normal school at Terre
Haute, Ind, to which Mr.. Cox goes next
year. He is also graduate of the Uni
versity of Indiana, and besides other
experience has been seevn years princi
pal of the Shelbyville high school. Mr.
Coat is a man of proved ability as a
teacher and executive officer, and is be
sides greatly interested in music.
| The position of physical culture, from
when Miss Pecker retires. will be filled
by Miss Annie c. Bradley, of Stoning
ton, Conn. a recent graduate of the
Emerson College of Oratory in Boston
Miss Bradley is most highly recommend
eddy Dean Southwick as fine teacher
of physical culture. and she is also train
ed in basket ball so that she can coach
the school team
The retirement of Miss Wilson anC
the selection of Miss Flory Wise fo
that position has already been announc
ed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
Standing in Profession Liable
TO be Upset.
UItimaium is Sent Forth by the
Head Organization.
Annual Meeting Of The Physi-
clans in st. Paul.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily
Minnesota's doctors must not cut
prices for medical services if they expect
to hold their membership in the State
Medical associat ton and retain then
standing among the members of their
profession.
This was the ultimatum contained in
resolution adopted at the opening
sessions of the annual meeting of the
Minnesota State Medical association
held yesterday at Elks' hall, st. Paul.
Any member of the association bid
ding for fraternal, insurance company
or club medical work at prices lower
than those charged for private practice
will lose his membership in the sassocia.
ton, Any local society Of the medi:
cal ASSOCIATION allowing it's members
ito bid for r such work at lower Rates than
tie .9 ones established for private wofk
win lose its Charter. 80 !: :
It is argued that some 'of the doctofs
have been cutting the rates III order te
secure some of the medical work OF
the insurance and fraternal organize.
tons. The new rule adopted by the
doctors does not apply however to state
county or city contracts as the law
governs the competition for such work
& The session yesterday afternoon which
to the house of delegates, composed OF
one delegate from every fifty members
of the county associations of which
there are thirty-seven in the state.
a, protest was entered by the dele
gates against the standard for admis
sion to the homeopathic department Of
the medical department of the state uni
versity. At present high school diplo
ma is the only requirement for admis
sion. In the other departments of tn,
school. it was argued, that much high
er standards were demanded The nome
oraths, We're charged with the desire t.
keep the standards of their school dow
in order to attract students who nigh
take the regular medical course.
| The protest was precipitated by re
port on the standards for admission t,
the medical department of the univer
sity. prepared by DIR. Thomas McDavit
of st. Paul, DIR. Walter Courtney o
Brainerd and DIR. w H. Roe of ST
James.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED

Chicago Il Northwestern Road Re-
news It's Offer Of Q 81. 1000 Donation.
From Tuesdays Daily.
The board Of public works met thia
afternoon and confirmed the assessments
for the paving and otherwise improv-
ing of Front and jackson streets. There
was no further appearance of property
owners, and no objections filed.
Agent c. H. johnson of the North
western road has learned from the gen.
eral manager of the road that the do
nation of $1,000 offered by the road last
year in case of the paving of Front
street still holds good and will be paid
when the street has been paved past the
depot grounds of the road. This gen.
erosity will be appreciated.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
The Grand Jury Returns Seven
Indictments.
Judge Cray Cautions Petit Jury
Against Talking.
Refers TO the Case of Or. Koch
In Particular.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The grand jury returned two indict-
ments at $40 p. m. yesterday, and is
expected to return at least two more
today. The witnesses called yesterday
were those connected with the Upper
and Walsh cases, so it seems reasonable
to suppose that the indictments return
ed were against those parties, both of
whom are in the county Jail. The wit
nesses examined today were those con-
nested with the charges against William
Kopischke and Judge Ogle. Several
parties who have had financial transac-
tions to their sorrow with Ogle were in
the court room this morning, waiting
to be called, : :"
4 motion by the defendant for leave
to file an answer was argued this fore.
noon before Judge Cray, in the case
of Charles H. Hoyeburg VS.. Elizabeth
s. Davis. The court granted the mo-
ton and set the case for trial by jury.
The suit of William B. Barnes VS..
Edward S. Reich and others was tried
before Judge Cray. 1t was an action
to quiet title, and no appearance was
made for the defendant. A. r. Pfau
Jr. and a. E. Clark appeared for the
plaintiff.
The peremptory call of the calendar
was had Yesterday afternoon. and the
following disposition of cases was made
J. c. Meyer vs.. city of Mankato, con-
tinued by consent.
Northern Land and immigration Co.
VS.. F. j? Pearson. motion by defendant
for continuance denied, and case set for
trial by jury. at the foot of the cal
endar
In the suits of the Laird Norton
Yards, applt.. and c. w. Bachertz. applt.,
against the city of Mankdto. motions
h.-ti.~- att.-.lls"t- for jury trials were
denied and the cases will be tried BY
the court.
b. +. Spaulding vs.. S. L. Hyde Ele.
vator Co., motion to strike from the
calendar
G. NJ. Fuller. respt, vs.. Robert Pet
erson, applt., jury trial, foot of calen-
dar.
Frank Jordan, applt., VS.. Bertha c.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
ADDRESSED THE FARMERS
Organizer Of Farmers Union 10 Here
Today.


Today.
From Tuesdays Daily.
/. :. Fiske, organizer of farmers I'M
ions. and representing the Society of
Equity. with headquarters at Indian
apOlis. Ind, came to the city this af-
ternoon and addressed meeting of
farmers at the city hall, with a view to
organizing a union here. Tomorrow af-
ternoon he will mold a similar meeting
at Lake Crystal and in the evening an
other at Garden, City. Last night he
organized union of forty farmers at
Madelia, and on Friday night he or
gained one of sixty members at Win
nebago Since April l he has organic
ed thirty five such unions in various
parts of this congressional district He
expects to continue to work up this dis
trict until July 8. by which time he
hopes to nave organized sixtyfour uns-
ions.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-09
KERNs AND HEBRON.
NicolIet County Towns Furnish
Bunch Of News.

S0UC0 " tNO"Ss
An elegant program is being prepared
for children's day exercises at the Kerns
church for next Sunday morning. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. c. A. Morris and daughter OF
Eagle Lake are visiting with E. Rohde's
family for few days this week.
This warm weather is great for corn
but nard on the people, after there has
been so much cold weather. We will
try to endure it.
The roads west from Mankato on the
Nicollet side are getting in better shape.
Let the good work go on.
Mr.. Cutkoskie, the census enumer-
ator for Nicollet, was around in Heb
ron last Saturday counting noses.
DIR. Hiram Neal, wife and daughter,
of Sibley, Iowa, visited with DR.. Meals
sister, Mrs. A. c. Door, and family, of
Hebron, last Friday, Saturday and Sun
day. They were returning from Min
neapolis to their home after attending
the graduation of their daughter from
the university. DR.. Neal is an old
soldier, having served in the Fourth
Minnesota Volunteers. He is staunch
G. A. R. man and mas always had a
hearty greeting for the old soldier.
L. BurrilL is.in canada attending to
the land interest in, that country.
The Welsh, people are. feeling quite
downcast on account. of the old settlers
meeting in Mankato being set on the
same date as their annual church con-
ference, that will be held at Mankato
for three days. They would like to at
tend both meetings. Could not those
having tine old settlers meeting in
charge make a. change. an the date, so
as to accommodate: all concerned ,.This
meeting takes, iw rIowasand. Souths -Da-.
kota.g~ .eoaIg ic; asl,.G rs>>a -. =
june f4aSsT flag day, when ali the
regimental flags will be moved from the
old capitol to. the final resting place
in the new building. All old soldiers
ought to attend the interesting cere-
monies that will be held on that oc.
casion.
Misses Alice ana Lula Hodson ar.
rived home in Hebron from the Lake
Benton schools for summer vacation last
Saturday. Miss Una Hodson came home
from Fulda and Miss Ella Hodson from
MankatO last Monday.
The Ladies' Aid of Hebron met last
week with Mrs. Jessie Keene. They will
give an ice cream social in the near
future.
L. Rairdon and family will remain
with W. Z. Hendley this summer. They
will move in the fall to Los Angeles,
Cal.