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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
Jen SO 0lvat.

Sotva Jsme mlnuienO tNune
techto sloupcfch dali dGtku nasim
oktesnfm komisardm, jiz tohoto
tydne sem byli vyslani TIFF by Wy
settili v jakem stavu skutecne Sc
cesty kolem Tabora nalezajf. To
mad den jasneji dokozuje, ze kdo
Sc owe po SVEN pravu, pc vetsine
Sc mu no tel dostane. Kdo vsak
jen mczi ctyrmi stenami sveho
obydlf l&tefi ma panujicf nepota-
dek, ale tam kde by mu jeho late
feni spomohlo mlei, jest take oby-
Gejne odstrkovSn.
Tia staroeeska natura jest jiz ia
kova. a proto vzdy tn east okresu
zhusta obyelena eechy, byvals
nejvic zanedbavana. Osvojme 81
trochu IL aggresivnf povahy anne
canii zamenme il "a holubici ia
kou Sc vyznamenavame. Pestuj,
me vice politiky, a jestli ii staff
jeni neznajfce angliciny Sc nehodi
"a vIdce Geskeho tivld, nemusime
Sc Gplns poddat okolnostem, kde
cesi, ponevae ml6f jsou odstrkova.
nj DO pozadi.
Zde v Americe kazdy obean, at
jakekoliv narodnosti, ma pied "a
konem zrovna tolik prava jake
druhy, jen kdyz Sc patfitne pfi-
hl6si. Hlavne chceme pfipome-
nout tenn starsim, kteff byvse cd
chovani We stare vlasti pod JAZZ
men a titiskem NemcG. by nepo-
rovnavali zdejsi pomery tamnej-
SINH. TAX jak sc byl pisatel techto
tadku castokrate pfesvedcil. Mno
hS fekne Coz o to, ten nebo Ii
json Amerikani, tenn Sc nadrzuie;
ii vse vymohou." Ano, vymohou
ponevaG Sc hlasf o sv6 prava, a
mnohy prSve Y tom, vidi to poves
the nadrzovani.
Bohudiky mas mladt dorost,
vychovan jsa, za okolnosti a farme
70 AmerickSch, eli v pravu anne
ricky, nahrazuie mista tech sta
rich, kteff pro neznalost jazyka a
20 ve.sine pro nedostatek vyssfho
vzdslanf nemohou byti vadcove b
vlu Seskeho. a jiz tn a tam Sc vys,
kytne nektery mlady schopny
czech ktert prCrazi nam eschum
cestu zkrze zed ptedsudku, a ne,
uznalosti v1ef nam cd amerikanI,
a jest representation dIstojnym,
vazenym.
Tato neuznalost vsak sc netyka
jenom mas cechG, nybrA kszdeho
zivlu ptistehovaleckeho. Avsak
ably jsme Sc vysinuli ma hroveh q
vydohyli 81 uznanf, musime 81 ptis
pGsobit, eehoz zaklad je vzdelanf;
pax podfl brati ma jednani naro'
dnim a politice.
Mnohy tekne, II il sc vGbec
do polityky nechci michat, vsak
beze mne Sc to obejde." Define
tomu be to fekne Gch vice a tfebs
tisicove pr&ve tn dobu kdyz j.
kandidatem pro nektery ,ifad zas'
lIuzily muz, a 30 pfipade czech,
Ten pottebuje hlasI by byl zvoler
a nSsledkem techto netecnych 70,
lieu propadne jeho propadnutim
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-18
DOMAcf zPRAvY.
Tsnto list stojf Si.5o roen'.

DOMASi ZPkANf.
Tssso list ssoji si.so roen'.
Josef Hubsi prodivk Rex cat.
Die Dip jen2 10 odporueoviu sdra.
setof radon Q ksidy kdo ebee sasi
lat dobytsk. saxon uakasuie, BY
lei koupiI. IA TEL koupsci kida
70 dobytek.
Sdsluje % nam, ie mad pfibyt.
ksm Ant. Krovosy We Stanley Ok.
!esu "a krouail cap . neehsl tam
buclaitho kluks. Anton pfitom.
be dli abe ' TlboFs phi prodsni
Dv6ho maiettu . al se nsvrkti bu.
os jsj oeekivst vslka radost.
Pssei pspir . obGlky m prodej
y dladovns eAsopisu lunependent.
1sdna obilka . dvs srehv pspiru
ba jeden cent, srovns dost M pss
10.
A. j. Nov&k del& veskerou prS
ii klempifskou, jake jsou korytka
ia stfechy . pod.
DR.. Form&nka Seska hofka ma
prodej We vSech zdejsfch hostin-
efch. Zkuste j. pro zdravi.
Jan HOSTEL prod&vG uhlf vseho
druhu We sklads McCaull- Web
ster q zvl&stni pozornost venuje
tenn, kdoz mali mlStici stroje.
lesto j,em vyprodal poloviei
|ssjmu y mem hos,inei p. Janu
|Ssurmovi. Zadsm ~ jeni mi dlu.
'huii byli tax lssksvi . vyrovnali
be nejdele do novSho roku.
Fl. PekaT.
Ian Machaeek Cd Lake Andes
bGS byvsly obyva,el DIFF ,de NJ
nivstsvs, . nsvstivii nalf 6fsdov,
nu . pFedplatil 81 N d&lH rok NJ
noviny.
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GterS do Melrose. Iowa IA nav.
btSvu. Jeho misto prozstimne
ssstivl Ed. Sullivan . Armour.
Komissf Hell. MeCollum . Nc.
,leill byli w stfedu - Tfieinou
eprsveni esst.
4 Jossf Hkla byl v Yankton -
cbehodni xiletitostf "a Isestku
tydoe. Jan Cap dslal ilerks do
ae DOLBY net se "bAs" vrstil.
Msugelam Fl. Sedlsekov}m "a
BELLA vrAns deerku minuly patek.
Dtec % rsduje, std.
Ian Maehkeek 9 Lake Andes
sem pfiiel We stfsdu "a nkvstevu.
Chef florence. Al. Jexewski .
Josef Hrusks byli Tyndall v Ute
rs.
Harry Kruikte 9 Ysnkton byl
zde minuloa sobotu "a obehcni
sAleiitosu.
Josef Trsptins q Jan Koudelks
ne Scotland sem pFiisli v dtery q
CO nejdIiv Isenou . pomoei iinyeh
|sessfo % stavbs move residence
Ik4fla Vsuks.
Vincent Kubovee obdriel kou-
trakt IA Q dviieni domu Jana Va
ueeks . udslst pod MIN novou pc
|is.dnku q cementovS ehodnik.
Dela veskerou priei zedniekou
dobie Q poctivt.
Sleens Amalie DuskovA. kterA
grsduovala 10 skoly ~. VAelsvs
Espoeals vyueovst We skole Blseh'
|nikov6 severnA cd mesta. Jejl
'brstr Anton. jenE rovnst grsduo'
val teuto dstsv uei skolu v Ly'
man okresu.
Josef Beran d Lskeport mlatil
pssniei minuly tyden Q vymlAtil
premtrns 40 busiu Z akru.
Msukeltm vfclav Gleichovfm
bi .. Lateport ssnesl cap klueiuu
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Lid Was Off at Mapfeton.

From Fridays Daily.
1t is no wonder that the people of
Amboy wanted to cut off Sunday base
ball, if the. exhibition which followed
the game here was duplicated in our
neighboring village. 1t is a long time
since there was so much drinking on
Sunday, and the selling was not all linn
tied to the saloons as according to re-
ports others carried on lively business.
1t is the Sunday boozing that brings
Sunday base ball into disrepute, and a
repetition of what occurred here last
Sunday is liable to get some one into
trouble if there is any law enforcement
sentiment left in apleton.-Mapieton
Enterprise.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
First Wisconsin Cavalry Court

First Wisconsin Cavalry Court
Room No. g.
Second Wisconsin Cavalry - Court
Room No. g.
United States Veteran Signal Corps
Free employment bureau.
Indiana Delegation-Gr jury ROOM
Naval Veterans-Water Works room.
Minnesota Veterans = Bicycle room
Third avenue entrance.
School Houses.
Third Minnesota Infantry = Central
high, Eleventh street and Fourth avenue
SOUTH
Twenty ninth and Forty fourth Wis
consin Infantry-Jefferson school. Sew
enth street and First avenue north.
Civil War Musicians Jefferson school,
Other Meeting Places.
Union exPrisoners of War-Unitarian
church, Eighth street and Mary place.
Army of Tennessee Association-9S
Western avenue.
Company g. Second Minnesota Cavalry
Benton block.
Association of Army Nurses-The
Wiliston, 92S Fifth avenue south.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10

who are guests at the Point, worked
over the body for some time, but the
body kept getting more and more rigid,
and they found it useless to continue
their exertions.
There were few weeds where the body
was found, and it was not tangled up
in this manner.
F. j. Mention, M. P. Kennedy, Fred
Zimmerman, with Fred Day as chauffeur,
made a record breaking trip to Point
Pleasant, after hearing of the accident,
going around the north end of Eagle
Lake. They made the trip in thirty
three minutes with big Winton ma
chine. Finding that hope of saving the
boy had been given up, and that the
body must remain until viewed by the
coroner, they returned to the city at
5:45 p. m.
The deceased was born June 20, 1892,
in Colorado. He was unusually bright,
and loved by all.
Young Yexra and Bishman returned
today from the lake.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence, l26 South Front street, to-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock, and the
interment will take place at Glenwood
cemetery. The services will be conduct
ed by Mrs. Hatch, first reader of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Some further details are given in Ma
jor Clark's correspondence from Point
Pleasant, as follows:
1t was a sad outing for the Bishman
and Yerxa families who came out on
the morning train Monday accompanied
by Henry Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of the Ideal restaurant of Man
kato. The three boys were at the Zuel
cottage when they went down to the
lake to battle when Yerxa and Bishman
swan out to Patterson's sailboat. Smith
started to follow and YerXa met him
about 100. feet out. Henry could not
swim very well and commenced to strug-
gle when YerXa went to him and tried
to save him, but he went down. Yerxa
gave the alarm, when DIR. Hall and
brother of Austin and Broome put out
in boats to save him, but he had sunk
the last time before they reached him.
He was in the water twenty or thirty
minutes when DIR. Hall brought him
ashore and commenced trying to re-
suscitate him. DIR. Parker was soon on
hand and both did all i'm their power to
save the young man, but their efforts
were futile, and young Henry Smith
surrounded by loving friends passed to
the great beyond. His bright life was
brought to a sudden close beneath the
waters where he had entered with
youthful pleasure. The parents have the
loving sympathy of all who knew him
and them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
DEATH CAUSE GLOOM
Drowning of Henry Smith Was
a Sad Disaster.
BODY Is BROUGHT. HOME.
Some Additional Details Of the Dis.
tressing Accident at Madison
Lake Yesterday.

From Tuesdays Daily
The remains of the late Andrew
Henry Smith, whose death by drowning
there yesterday afternoon was chron-
icled by the Free Press yesterday, ar
rived in the city at 1880 p. IN. Under
taker c. G. Chittenden and Coroner
Kennedy drove out late in the after
noon, and brought the body back. Mr.
Kennedy decided that no inquest was he,
cessary. They made the trip with the
ambulance wagon.
Fuller details of the unfortunate af-
fair have been learned. Henry Smith
Paul Yerxa and the son of Charles
Bishman went to the lake Sunday aft
ernoon to remain week, and were to
have been joined in day or two by
Fred Zimmerman. The three boys went
in bathing yesterday afternoon opposite
the Zuel cottage, where they were stop
ping. and YeXra and Bishman swami
out to the Patterson sailboat, that was
anchored in deep water a short dis
lance from the shore Smith was not as
strong a swimmer and started to swim
out about the time that they started
back. He gave out when about half
way out. and sank in six or seven feet
of water, and his companions became sc
excited that it was impossible for them
to aid him, even if they had been able
to under any circumstances.
Two men who were camping near the
lake instinctively felt that something
was wrong and FASTENED to the shore
before hearing any cutlery, and were in
formed by the boys what had happened
They got a boat and went out to the
place where the boys pointed out, but
was unable to see the body. 1t appears
that the sailboat swung around at its
moorings and the boys lost their mark
ings, so some delay occurred in recov-
ering the body, and it was thirty min
utes before it was found and removed
Then DIR. Hall and his brother of Austin,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
ASSIGN THE SOLDIERS.
Departm ent adquarters and Where
the Regimen VIII BE Located.

Minneapolis, Aug Headquarters for
the constituent organizations of the
Grand Army that will be present at the
Minneapolis encampment this month have
been assigned as applications have been
received and this work is now pretty
well systematized. 1t is expected that
there will be further applications, but
they will be taken care of as they come.
The directory of quarters so far assign
ed is as follows:
National Headquarters.
West Hotel-The Grand Army of the
Republican, Woman's Relief corps, Ladies
of the Grand Army of the Republic and
Daughters of Veterans.
Department Headquarters.
West Hotel-Illinois, Wisconsin, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, New York, Massachus-
etts, Potomac, Nebraska and Indiana.
Hotel Nicollet = Connecticut, Maine,
New Jersey, California, Vermont, Michi-
gan, Iowa and South Dakota.
unswick-West Virginia, Alabama,
Maryland, Missouri Oklahoma, Oregon
and Arkansas.
Hotel Hyser-New Hampshire.
Hotel Weaverly-Colorado and Wyom-
ing.
Holmes Hotel-Rhode Island.
City Hall and Court Rouse-Minne-
sofa, Arkansas, Virginia, New Mexico,
Carolinas and Florida
Department Headquarters w. R. C.
West Hotel-Illinois, Indiana, Massa-
chusetts, Nebraska, New York, Ohio
Potomac, Washington and Alaska.
Nicollet Hotel-Iowa, Maine, North
Dakota, Vermont, California and Ne
braska.
Brunswick HOTEL Connecticut, Kansas
Maryland, Missouri and Pennsylvania.
Holmes HoteHRhode Island and Wis
! consin.
Hotel Hyser-New Hampshire.
San Angelo Hotel-Kentucky.
City Hall and Court House-West Vir-
ginia and Minnesota.
Department Ladies of the G. A. R.
West Hotel-New, York, Pennsylvania
and Nebraska.
| Hotel Hyser-Illinois, Iowa, New
Hampshire and Minnesota.
Nicollet Michigan.
Regiments, Brigades and Associations
City Hall.
Regular Brigade, Fourteenth Army
Corps Sheriff's office.
Iron Brigade Mayors reception room
Fifth New York Cavalry = Hospital
room.
Twenty seventh Wisconsin Infantry
Outing society room.
Wisconsin Delegation-County Com
missioners' room.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
'NIGGER IN THE WO0DPILE.'
Representative McCleary Is Now
Charged With Underhanded Work.

From Saturdays Daily.
The appointment of E. E. Norton to
the postmastership of Garden City seems
a strange proceeding after the ruling of
the postoffice department that fourth
class postmasters would not be remov-
ed except for cause, and Hon. j. T. Nc
Cleary told the writer that it was a
positive fact that hereafter no post
masters would be displaced unless
charges were preferred and sustained
against him. Last Monday in an inter
view with the postmaster in that place
he positively stated that he had never
been notified that anything was not
right, and even yet has not been apprais-
ed of the appointment of another person.
statement as a fact from one who has
been close to McCleary, to us, that GER
tain person in Vernon Center, already
holds his commission as postmaster of
Vernon instead of Petrich and has in
structions to keep quiet until after the
primaries. We have not heard that any
charges have been preferred against Pet
rich much less sustained
Underhanded means we disapprove of
and will not support our brother should
he resort to it, and if McCleary is guilty
of it, no honorable republican saould give
him a vote. This we do know, that
whether he is at fault or not, the ap.
pointment of Norton will cost him many
votes in Garden City and should the re-
port prove true in Vernon, he will not
get bakers dozen IN this bailiwick.
Exit McCleary through the side door,
Vernon Center News.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Attacked by a Maniac.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
John Hurst, farm overseer at the st.
Peter state hospital, was savagely at
tackled by an insane patient Saturday
morning. Angered at the overseer's re-
fusal to allow one Of the teams to be
the patient seized one of Mr..
Hurst's hands and buried his teeth in
the thumb. The digit was nearly bit
ten off, and the wound inflicted is re-
garded as a dangerous one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
RECORDER HODAPP'S VIEW.
Says There Is No Money In Treasury
to Pay ST 900 Donated.

from Saturday s Daily. =
City Recorder Hodapp holds to the
statement which he made in the Free
Press two or three days ago in regard to
the money voted to aid in buying the
tub factory site. He states that the
council failed to provide the means of
raising the $1,000 voted, and the money
in the treasury now is all appropriated
to other purposes. 1t is held unlawful
to run up floating Indebtedness, so
there seems to be no way to pay over the
81 900 voted.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Paving Is Reassessed.

From Mondays Daily.
The board of public works met this af-
ternoon and reassessed the cost of the
Broad street paving improvement, as di-
rected by the council, and set the date
for the confirmation Aug. 20 at 2 p. m.
The assessment is identical with that
first made, and the officials believe that
it will stand the test of the law. No
objections were filed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Made Member of the Board.

From Mondays Daily.
Thomas Weiland of Shakopee was APP
pointed by Governor johnson as MEM
Der of the state board of equalization to
succeed NJ. Nachbar, who died suddenly
a week ago. Mr.. Weiland was recon-
mended by the business men of Scott
county and elsewhere in the district.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
JAIL BREAKERS CAUGHT.

Wagner and Allen Were Rounded Up
At Elmore.
From Fridays Daily.
Wagner and Allen, two men charged
with robbery who escaped from the city
Jail at Albert Lea a week ago while the
sheriff of Cerro Gordo county, Iowa,
was securing requisition to take them
back there for trial, are again behind
the bars. They were secured at FL
more, Mimi, Wednesday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Comfortable Rest Rooms
Free Parcel Check Room
Free Art Galleries
A Store in Which You Can Have
Confidence.

THE Dayton Dry Goods Company, pop-
1 ularly known as 'Dayton's'', is founded
upon broad and liberal ideas of storekeep-
ing-the ideas of Quality" and "Serv-
ice. !" 1t believes in giving liberal values,
IN treating customers as guests, in spar
ing no effort to make every transaction
with it perfectly satisfactory. In it's
torty-five different departments you will
find every piece Of merchandise reliable;
every piece will give good account of
itself IN the severe test of actual use.
These departments embrace all lines of
Dry Goods, Women's and Chi1dren's Ap-
parel, Boys Clothing, Millinery, Mems
Furnishings Furniture, Rugs, Draperies
and House Furnishings, as well as such
special lines as Art Galleries, Book Rooms,
Sheet Music, ETC. There is an experienced
Optician in the Store, and Manicuring and
Hairdressing Parlors are also maintained
under skilled management. Salespeople
are instructed to use the utmost court
esy in showing goods. In every way
it is Our constant effort to make
everybody feel that Dayton's issas safe
, and pleasant store at which tol trades
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10

More than five thousand Toland grad
yates employed. For catalogues contain
ing portraits, address Tolands Business
University, Mankato, Mimi.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Drains Forty Acres.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Hans Hanson has constructed ditch
on his farm eight miles south of Man
ikato, $50 rods long, that drains forty
acres of marsh. Hubbard & Beebe did
the job. The Improvement is note
worthy one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Tea Rooms
Open During g. A. r. Encampment
A. M. to p. M.
Breakfast to A. M, CSC; Dinner, IL to 80, Soc;
6OClock Dinner, to P. M, soc.
Make Dayton's Your Headquarters
During the g. A. R. EnCampment.

THE FOrtieth National Encampment of
| the Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at Minneapolis, August 1918. Low
rates have been granted on all railroads
and thousands of visitors are expected.
We have been planning for months how to
contribute to the comfort and pleasure of
these visitors and have made extensive
preparations for their accommodation. New
Tea Rooms, covering some 10000 feet OF
floor space have recently been opened, and
will afford comfortable and quiet place to
eat. A New Ladies Waiting Room and
Rest Room, with free telephones, writing
materials, magazines, nursery, ETC., has
just been fitted up in handsome manner.
A branch of the United States Post Office,
a Free Parcel Check Room, Information
Bureau and other COnvenienCes will be at
the disposal of visitors. The store itself
will be one of the attractions. Many people
from smaller cities and country districts
will find this great establishment with its
large stock of new fall merchandise of
fascinating interest. We invite you to go
through the store at your leisure, to inspect
the new goods, ask questions, to see for
yourself how a modern department store
of the better class is conducted. You
will not be expected to buy unless you
choose but we will take pleasure in
making your visits to the store agreeable
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10

FOR SALE-An organ at bargain at
$40 South Front street, Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Louis Dammen, Butcher, Home
Again and Off Again.
new FIRM NOW TAKES HOLD.
@lsAiFI
]. B. Nielsen Elected President OF The
North MaRkai0 School Board;
Band Uniforms.

From Mondays Daily.
Louis Dammann returned to North
Mankato Saturday afternoon, after near
" weeks absence, and closed the sale
of his meat market on Belgrade avenue
to j. H. Farm and John Claussen. He
left again this morning for Fergus Falls.
His appearance set at rest all fear on
the part of his friends that something
had befallen him.
Messrs. Farm and Claussen have form
ed a partnership and will conduct the
meat business at the same place, under
the firm name of Farm & Claussen. Mr.
Farm is the North Mankato shoe dealer,
and will run his store as heretofore Mr.
Claussen has worked at the butcher trade
for years and is thoroughly experienced
He was employed by Mr.. Dammann the
past year, and will have charge of the
meat market. The new firm invites the
old customers as well as new ones to
trade with it.
The new North Mankato school board
held its first meeting Saturday night
and organized by re-electing j. B. Mel
sen president and A. Anderson secre-
tary, and electing c. E. Ball treasurer
The new board includes two new mem
bers, o. E. Bennett and j. C. Joslin
The treasurers bond was placed at &c.
600, which is the same as last year. The
National Bank of Comemrce was named
as depository of the districts funds.
1t was decided to have the same meet
ing nights, the first Saturday evening
of each month. The matters of purchas-
ing fuel and of repairs to the building
were referred to the committee on prop
erty and expense with power to act.
The North Mankato band boys have
received their new uniforms, consisting
of white coats and trousers, with black
braid, and white caps with the words,
North Mankato Band" stitched on The
uniforms are very neat.
Dog Catcher Brooks will close his work
for the village this week, and will make
grand roundup of unlicensed loose can
ines. Thus far he has caught q dogs
and killed Is. He has found that the
village contains more dogs than he
expected.
A ten year old boy who was visiting
in North Mankato with his mother fell
from tree Saturday afternoon and both
of his arms were broken. AS the boys
father would worry and would come to
the village if he knew it, the name of
the unfortunate lad is not published, at
the request of the mother.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10

Mail Order Service We devote special hah atten
merchandise by mail. All the Northwest
have regular customers who look to for goods and
styles which their local stores cannot supply.
Every order is given experienced shopper, who
visits the departm in person and selects goods
with great as if purchasing for her We
invite correspondence regarding fall goods of all kinds
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10
Where They Are.

Tea Rooms-Fourth Floor Entrance through MainY
Store Book Store Arcade 10 Ncolet Ave.
Art Enthusiastically Floor
Rest Rooms and Waiting ROoms-Fourth Floor next
Tea Rooms
Book ROOms-Frst and Second Floors
Free Telephones-W aiting ROOM Fourth Floor.
Check Room for Bags and Parces-First Floor,
Stairway
Long Distance Telephones-Fourth Floor.