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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-11-16
THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE
Catholics in WInona Are to Hold .
48 ela Celebaetion.

s Winona, Nov. Son Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday of next week, Nov. H. IL
and s13, the Catholics of Winona will
celebrate the golden anniversary of the
first mass said in this city and county.
IFpr the past few weeks the committees
have been making elaborate prepara-
tions; for the affair which now promises
to be most successful.
& "A number of out of town prelates of
the church will be in attendance and
10 ia expected that all the bishops of
the province of st. Paul will be here.
The Jubilee will open on Sunday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock with solemn ponti-
fetal mass of thanksgiving with Rt.
Rev. Joseph B. Cotter, D. D., as cele-
brant The sermon will be by Rev. j.
j. Keane,< ID. d. On Sunday evening
there will be solemn services at 1880
O'Clock and a lecture by Rt.. Rev.
Thomas O'Gorman, d. d. 49, 4
1.-The program for Monday will be
the morning with jRt. Rev. A. Plut
as celebrant and at 8 o'clock in the
evening will be one of the principal
attractions of the jubilee for the citi-
zens in general of Winona. =" At this
time Archbishop John Ireland, d. d.,
of st. Paul will give an address in the
Opera house for which large number
OF tickets have already been sold. At
this time chorus of one hundred eleven
voices will furnish music accomplished
bv an orchestra. The chorus will be
composed of the singers of the parishes
of the city. a@' "ai.
Tuesday is the closing day of the
jubilee aid solemn pontifcial mass of
thanksgiving will be said at 0 o'clock
by Rt. Rev. j. Trobec, and in the even
ing there will be a bandhet in the Phil
harmonic hall. @At4 f
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COWS. CHOSEN TUESDAY.
They Wsfe Chosen From Maine to
az. Il \ California. iss :. IA

.ssas "a Califprnia. 4ss =, III
Fr6r, THURSDAYS Daily.
The following are the names, of gov
errors elected Tuesday and their plur-
alities:
Alabama Braxton B. Conner (dem.
got nearly total vote.
Arkansas-John S. Little (dem.) /,
$4,000.
California j N. Gillett (rep.), 10000.
Colorado--H. A. Buchtel (rep.) 10000.
Connecticut-R. S. Woodruff (rep.),
$1,000.
Georgia Hoke Smith (dem.), $4,000.
Idaho-Frank b. Gooding (rep.).
slight.
Iewa4-Albert B. Cummins (rep.)
5000
= Kansas-In doubt.
Maine p Cobb (rep.), 5000.
Massachusetts, Guild, Jr.
(rep.), 10000.
Minnesota A. johnson (dem.) !,
Nebraska-Ge B. Sheldon (rep),
$4,000. =.
Nevada-John Sparks (dem.), 5000.
New Hampshire Charles M. Floyd
(rep), 1900.
New YorkACharles f. Hughes (rep.),
6O000 s:....rs
"A
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters taken out for week
ending Nov. 9th, 1906:
Frank Beyers.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bingaman.
Miss Anna Blank.
Miss Florence A. Boyle
August Dieterman.,
Garfield Ward
Mrs. p. Conrell.
Guy Dennis.
John Duffy.
Mrs. W. d. Enloe.
Mrs John Gibson.
L. J.. Hills.
Miss Alma Holmquist.
Mrs. Tlios. II. Jones.
Mrs. John Jordan.
Mrs. Fl. Kreuger.
Mrs. Jessie Lamke.
Milton Levy.
j. McCoal.
Chas. Nelson.
Patrick O'Brien.
John O'Brien.
G.. z. Peterson.
Oscar Schoyen.
Security Mutual Life ms. Co
George Fallon.
In calling for the above letters please
say advertised" and name the day OF
this list One cent extra will be charg-
ed for each advertised letter. Letters re-
naming unclaimed at the expiration OF
Is days from date will be sent to the
dead letter office.
C. L. BENEDICT. Postmaster.
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MAY QUIT THE JOB.

The story was current in st. Paul
Yesterday that F. aG. sWihstefb surveyor
general of logs and lumber for the Min
neapolis district, might resign his posi-.
ton. While under his name, the place
is actively filled by Mike Breslauer, who
sc is understood, draws the salary
WINSTON was not a heavyweight in
the late campaign as far as the john
Son end of It was concerned. 1t is said
that he is tired of politics, since the
defeat of Mayor Jones, whose cause he
esponsed, and wants to retire.
ysMr. q Winston was the candidate for
lieutentant governor two years ago. 6
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Representatives.. G. spooner and Y

Representatives,. c. Spooner and w.
c. Bieknell tRep.), Morris: '''sf -
: Fifty.eishth District.
(Pope and Douglas)
Senator-C.'J .. Guhdersoh (Rep.), Al
exandria. s1;l
Representatives--Pope county, f. NJ.
Webster (Rep), Glenwood; Douglas
county, f. f. Lobeck (Pro.).
see Fifty-ninth District. y
pas - (0tter Tall Coanty.) ssga. Is
senatof-oe fo.sasagehg (Pop.), Dali
ton. 81 e. &sss slsSi ss
RepresentativesLEl Elmer II. Adams
(Rep), j. +. Johnson, lRep.j,t Fergus
Falls; C. L. Alexander (Rep), Pelican
Rapids, NJ! Walse tRep.), Perharn.e' -.
~ Sixtieth District. tc.z 81
Becker, Clay and Wilkin. rr'F q
senatorAF.! H. Peterson (Rep.}, Moor
head. SE.a" t'Ff u.s.
Representatives-Bec county Henry
10 Biorge tRepD, Lake Park;b Clay coun-
ty, John T. Lemon (Rep.), Comstock;
Wilkih county, R. j. Wells (Rep.),
Breckenridge. l-1fa 3 & fa
Sixty-frst District. 5'asst
(Beltrami, Clearwater, Norman and Red
'' '' Lake Counties.)
Senator-A, L. Hanson tRep.), Ada.
Representatives county, ].
L. Void (Rep.), Twin Valley; Beltrami,
Clearwater and Red Lake counties, J. j.
Opsahl (Rep.), Bemidii.
Sixty-second District.
Polk County.)
Senator-A. d. Stephens (Rep.),
Crookston. tN1a1luI
Representatives-John HOlten (Rep.)
Fertile; John Saugstad (Rep)
Sixty-third District.
(Kittson, Marshall and Roseau.)
Senator--B. f. Sundberg tRep.), Ken
nedy.
Representatires-H o. Hansonl Rep.)
Stephens; Daniel Robertson (Rep.), Ar
gyle.
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Nov a-9-Is. 1875.
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNT.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
Earth.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Luzerne Pen
noyer deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary
L Brooks executrix of the estate of
Luzerne A Pennoyer. deceased. representing
among other things. that she has fully
administered said estate. and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing the final account of her admins
tration. and for the assignment of the resi-
due of saidestate To the parties entitled there
to by law.
1t is ordered, that said account he examinef
and petition heard. by this court. ON Mor
day, the 18th day of November. A. ID. 1906 at 10
O'Clock a. m. at the probate Office i'm the city
of Mankato. in said county.
And it is further ordered. that notice there
of be given to all persons interested by pub
listing copy of this order once i'm each week.
for three successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing. in the Mankato Free Press. a weekly
newspaper printed and published at Mankato.
in said county.
Dated at the city OF Mankato the 9th day
of November. A. d. 1906.
~ By the Court:
probate Court SeaLl WIN. +. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate
Benjamin Taylor, Atty.
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Nov 9-16-23. 1906.
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA-Ca County of Blue
Earth-ss In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Edward O'son.
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
Ida G. Olson of said County.
1t is ordered that all claims and demands
of all persons against said estate be presented
TO this court, for examination and allowance.
at the probate Office I'm he City OF Mankato in
said Blue Earth co lpty. on the following day.
viz: Monday, the 18th day of February. A. d..
1907. at ten o'clock in thu forenoon of said day.
1t is further ordered. h vt three months from
che date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sert their claims against said estate at the
ca piration of which time all claims not pre-
Sented to said court. or not proven to its sat
isfaction. shall be forever barred unless for
cause shown further time be allowed
Ordered further. that notice of the time and
place of hearing and examination of said
claims and deman shall be given by pubi-
cation of this order for three successive weeks
prior to the day appointed for such examine
ton. in the Mankato Free Press. weekly
newspaper printed and published at Mankato
i'm said county,
Dated at Mankato. the ,th dav 81 Novem-
Der. A. ID. 1906 1s
l. By the Court.
Probate Court SealI WIN. +. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
Thos Hughes. Attorney.
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BEsHaRA FAILS.
Form erI' Syrian Merchant Files Pc
tition in Bankruptcy.

= orm err Svrt2h WoVCUa0t fUeS re-
tition in Bankruptcy.
From Fridays Daily.
Joseph Beshara, the Syrian merchant,
filed petition in bankruptcy at four
o'clock yesterday afternoon. His liza
bilities are given as $2,354O5, all un-
secured, and his assets as 1925 ex-
empt and 500 of accounts. The prop
erty includes homestead in South Da-
kota valued at 81 200: The attorneys
for. the petitioner are Plymat & Ply
mat. ',e,l..a s kaat5 .'s5i
Beshara has disposed of his stock of
merchandise and has gone out of bust
ness, and is now living on a homestead
that he has taken near Long Lake, S. D.
For years he was a king bee among the
Syrian colony in this city, but like his
predecessor, Fadduoul Kouri, has gone
to the WALL .t Aeas
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tned for Probate.

From Fridays Daily
The will of the late John Lorentz was
filed for probate today. 1t is dated Oct
10, 1884, and leaves all of the property
to the widow and names her as eXecutriX
The property consists of $500 worth of
personal property and $1,000 worth Of
real estate Mr. Lorentz was survived
by his wife, one daughter and four sons.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Judith E. Anderson to Max Bummerl,
north half of lot 6, block 2, city of
Mankato, for $40.
Laura Buck Abbott to Archibald II.
Scherer, lot 10 and south five feet OF
lot IL, block 3, Branson's addition, for
S.. 900. tn
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sCu0oL BOARD ENDORSE D.
Trades end Labor Assembly Fsvors
ENFORCING sTruaney Law.

FF''''' S'tuFffiy y DdHN
The trades and labor assembly held
largely attended meeting last even
ing. The action of the school board in
regard to enforcing the tr,iancy law was
endorsed, and the delegates were in
strhcted to report back to the unions
the wish that they aid tile, board in en-.
forcing the law. $3.50
The establishment of reading room
at the labor headquarters was discussed
at some length, as was also the matter
OF holding open meetings during the
coming winter. No definite action was
taken on the latter. "a q
q Favorable reports were received from
the different organizations. n
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To Recover Land.

From Fridays Daily
The complaint was filed in the United
States district court in this city today
in an action for the recoveSy of real
estate in Mobiles county, the plaintiff
being Albert A. Young as trustee in
bankruptcy of Francis f. Nelson VS..
Anton Nelson. Morthy, Ewing & Brad
ford of st. Paul are the attorneys for
the plaintiff. s @
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FOR SALE-Fine quarter section of
land in Blue Earth county. Will take
forty acres of Dakota land in part pay
meft. Box ,lOl, Madelia, Mimi
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money if it fails
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is
on each hox. Csc.
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Whole Milk Glass
Allie Olson, Wfnsted' ..:..~ '..ia..':: 1929
HI. J.. Rosenau, Meridian. 1886
NJ. p. Mortehsen, Cokato. ....... 1886
A.sG. Schandel st. Clair 1888
j. o. Lokke, Hanska. ......... 94.97
Hand Separator Class
Louis H. Flagel, Erskine. ....... 94.58
G.. HI. Mooers, Ada. 1888
C. M. Davidson, Climax 1885
Cheese (American Full Cream)-
G.. n Andrist, West Concord. -. 97.25
w. L. Parkin, Mantorville. -. 96.58
Fred Miller, Concord .........,.. 9625
This closes one of the most successful
educational contests ever held in the
state. The entries have been very heavy
during the six months of scoring. The
winning scores represent the average
made over period of six months. Each
month the entrymen have submitted
samples of butter and cheese which were
scored under the direction of the dairy
experts of the department.
The governors cup is the finest trophy
ever offered through the department.
The department cups given to the other
high scorers will also be above the aver
age trophies and in Keeping with the
great interest shown in the recent con-
test.
The educational features have not been
neglected and all those who have entered
are satisfied with the benefit they de-
! rived from an educational standpoint.
One other thing noticeable is the
growth of creameries in the state. The
biennial report of the department, upon
which the assistants are now at work,
will show 20 new creameries or total
in the state of about 900. This prize
butter, which holds the worlds record,
is made from milk by Minnesota herds
comprising some 100000 COWS, or one
/ COW for every two men, women and
children in the state.
The record of S0,O0O,O0O pounds Of
butter produced in Minnesota during
1905 probably will be exceeded by TO-
! 100000 pounds in 1906. Its. value in
1905 was $20,OOO,00O, and it is Thought
that the value will be increased mater
tally this year, as butter has been high
en- 1t is thought that the yield of milk
marketed through the icreameries viii
run up to l,s50.0O0,00O pounds as
| against $50, 100000 pounds last year.
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Senator-O. G. Dale (Rep.), Madison
Lac qui parle Representatives =
Elias Rachie rep, Madison.
Chippewa-Representative-M. S. Carl
(Rep.), Clara City.
Nineteenth District.
Brown and Redwood.)
Senator-Frank Clague (Rep), Lam
Derton.
Brown County-Representative-S. d.
Peterson (Rep.), New Ulm.
Redwood County-Representative-C.
NJ. Bendixen (Rep.), Morgan.
Twentieth District.
(Nicollet County,
Senator-C. A. johnson (Rep.), st.
Peter.
Representatives. O. Haugen (Rep.),
New Sweden.
Twenty-frst District.
(Sibley County.)
Senator-A. A. Poehler (Dem.), Hen
lerson.
Representative-Fred Burdrof (Dem.)
Twenty second District.
Senator-D. S. Hall (Rep.), Buffalo
Lake. 't<
Representative John A. Dalzell
(Rep.), Morton; n. j. Holmberg (Rep.),
Sacred Heart.
Twenty-third District.
(Meeker County)
Senator-J. w. Wright Rep.), Itch
field ~
Representative Andrew w. johnson
(Rep.), Litchield.
Twenty-fourth District.
Mcleod County,
Senator-C. R. Donaldson (Dem.)
Stewart.
Representative. H. Dorsey DEM +,
Glencoe. t-H
>s.' Twenty-ffth District.
Carver County,
Senator-F. f. Du Toit (Dem.), Chas-
ka. ''Hfs 5s't
Representative-Pete Effertz DEM !,
Twenty-sixth District.
-: (Scott County,
Senator Julius A. Collier DEM
Shakopee. - t~@
Representatives. J. Welter DEM !,
New Market. "r -
Twenty-seventh District.
lie Sueur County.)
Senator-Harry F. Weis (Dem.), Ka-
sofa. ssa t''
Representative - George H. Denzer
(Rep.), LIE Sueur; c. w. Glotfelter
tRep.), Waterville.
Twenty-eighth District. -"H
(Rice County, ''a..:'
Senator-F L. Glotzbach (Dem)
Farihault l.issz iaa,aft..54 81
Representatives,. A. Orne (Rep.),
Faribault; George w. Thompson tRep.),
Faribault.
Twenty-ninth District. ,is
$50 (Goodhue County.)
Senator-O. X. Naeseth (RepD, Wa
namingo. '''
Representatives.. A. Gates (Rep.),
Kenyon; w. H. Putnam (Rep.), Red
Wing, and A. J. Rockne (Rep), Zum-
brota.
Thirtieth District.
Dakota County,
Senator-Albert Schaller (Dem.),
Representatives W. HI. Westcott
(Rep.), South st. Paul; Joseph Peters
Dem Empire.
Thirty-irst District.
Washington County,
Senator-George H. Sullivan (Rep.),
Representatives-John Zelch, (Rep.),
Fl B. Vollmer tRep), Cottage Grove.
Thirty second District.
(Chisago, Pine and Kanabec.)
Senator-Victor L. johnson (Rep) !,
Center City. @s
Representatives-H P. Webb (Rep.),
Sandstone, and Henry Rines tRep.) !,
Mora.
Thirty-third District.
FIRST and Second Wards, st. PAUL.
Senator-W. w. Dunn (Rep.).
Representatiyes-First ward, Andrew
G. Johnson (Rep.).
Second ward, George w. Rodenbere
(Rep.).
Thirty District.
Third and Ninth wards, st. Paul, and
part of Eighth
Senator-Henry McColl (Dem.).
Representatives ward, Thomas
J Brady (Dem.); south of tracks, j. p
Cummings (Dem.); north of tracks,
James Handlan (Dem). ta
Thirty-fifth District.
Fifth and Sixth wards, st. Paul.)
Senator-John C. Hardy, (Dem.)
Representatives ward, William
Brown (Dem.) Sixth ward, o. F. Chris
Jensen (Rep.)
Thirty-sixth District.
Fourth, Seventh and part of Eighth
wards, st. PAUL..
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CUPS FOR GOOD BUTTER
Winners in the State Contest: the
FaaKass AxkraQNt GtNen.

st. Paul, Nov. S.-Averages have been
made +up in the sfxnronth educational
cheese and butter contests for the gov
errors cups. Alice Olson of Winsted
wins the governors cup iii the whole
milk butter class with an average of
1920 per cent. Louis II. Flagel wins the
governors cup in the hand separator
class with an average of 04.5S per cent,
and the winner Of the governors cup in
the cheese contest is G. N. Andrist of
West Concord, who takes the palm
with an average Of 97.25 per cent. The
other winners in the several classes will
be presented with a cup awarded by the
state dairy and food department. The
list of winners follows: eE >:t
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Next Senate and House
s.t .,ssst4f OF Representatives

80 skf 81
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: The next State senate viii consist of
A republican senators, Is democrats and
l populist.
Republican representatives l03, demo-
cratic, IA, prohibitiohists 2. "'
The session of 1905 consisted of So re-
publican senator's, II democrats. Repre-
sentatives, republicans lOS, democratic
While the democrats have made gain
in both the legislature and the state
senate over two years ago. yet both are
safely republican This year, as far as
the returns to date are concerned, they
will have eighteen members in the SEN
ate, with one populst and fourteen in
the house
For the first time in the history of the
party, the prohibitionists will have re-
presentation in the state legislature.
They have succeeded in landing two
house places. T. f. Mobiles, of Freedom
county, and f. f. Lobeck, from Dougas
county.
Fhe following is list of those elect
ed Thursday:
First District.
(Houston County,
SENATOR. Q. Briggs (Rep.), Houston.
REPRESENTATIVE. B. Nelson (Rep.)
Spring Grove.
Second District.
(Winona County,
Senator-P. Fitzpatrick (Dem.), Wi
mona.
Representative Henry w. Libby
(Rep.y, Winona; John Hitzker (Dem.)
Winona; John C.. Henry (Rep.)
Third District.
(Wabasha County,
Senator-L. O. Cooke (Rep.), Kellogg.
Representative = William Foreman
(Rep.)
Fourth District.
(Olmstead County,
Senator-H. H. Witherstine (Dem.),
Rochester.
Representative Andrew Mccoy
(Rep), Rochester; James F. Spencer
tRep).
Fifth District.
(Fillmore County,
Senator'S. A. Nelson (Rep), Lanes
boro.
Representative = Bnrdette Thayer
(Rep), Spring Valley; o. NJ. Thundale
(Rep.), Harmony.
Sixth District.
Mower County,
Senator-A. s. Campbell (Rep.), Au-
stin.
Representative-W. A. Nolan (Rep.),
Grand Meadow; w. L. HOLSTER (Rep.),
Austin.
Seventh District.
dodge County,
Senator-D. f. White (Rep.), Clare
mont. u.s. CD @''
Representative - f. H. Emerson
(Rep), Ellington.
Eigth District.
(Steele County,
Senator-T. f. eastman Dem J, Owa-
tOnna.
Representatives.. G. Carlton (Rep.l,
Merton.
Ninth District.
(Freeborn County,
Senator-B n. Anderson (Rep.), Al
bert Lea.
Representatives. c. johnson (Rep.),
T. f. Noble (Pro).
Tenth District.
(Waseca County,
Senator-John Moonan (Dem.), Wa
SEGA.
Representative J. d. Davidson
(Rep.), Mapleton.
Eleventh District.
blue Earth County.)
Senator'S. d. Works (Dem.), Man.
kato.
representatives.. w. Gates (Rep.),
Garden City; John T. Lewis (Rep.),
Judson; William Mcqueen (Rep.), Map
Teton.
Twelfth District.
(Faribault County,
Senator-F. f. Putnam (Rep), Blue
Earth.
Representatives.. L. Mork (Rep.),
Bricelyn.
Thirteenth District
Martin and Watonwan Counties)
Senator-W. A. Hinton (Rep.), Tru-
man.
Representatives = G.. ]. Swendsen
(Rep.), st. James; John Scrooten
(Dem.), Fairmont.
Fourteenth District.
jackson and Cottonwood.)
Senator-H. E. Hanson (Rep), Win
dom.
Jackson County - Representative =
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supreme Lodge K. P.

account biennial meeting supreme
lodge knights Of PythiasI October Is
to . FfEco will sell round trip tickets
to New Orleans at Fztaa aof one fare
pins 25 ceets ls2l4Ol. final return
limit October 81. BB depositing
tickets wig special agent BIT New
Orleans not lter than Octob. 30 and
payment of Of so cents aftime Of
deposit, an e ension nsa secured
to leave New rleans not later than
November 3i. Eor further parti-
cnlars see Frisco agent.
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Chieftain wants .are little pilots
fnat steer big things into business.
Try one; only one cent a void.
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Next Sunday will be rally day at
the Congregational church, and ex-
tensive preparations are being made
for big day. The church, Sunday
school and Christian Endeavor will all
have rallies.