The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-10-11

Aug. 20, apparently well and in tn,
best of spirits. Later he learned thai
she had registered and had breakfast
Pierre, and had then taken an after
noon train bound towards Minneapolis
| From that time to the present he
had received no news of her where
abouts, and believed that she must
have been taken suddenly ill or had
met with foul play, as no possible
motive could be thought of that would
account for her disappearance for 9TH
er causes.
The grief stricken father than be-
gan his personal search through the
hospitals of all the towns between
Pierre and Minneapolis, and had all
but given up hope when his search
was finally rewarded by finding his
daughter at Sioux City.
Miss Crane was in Mankato, and no
trace could be found of her after she
left here, until her father located a
clew in Sioux City.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed today by David d. Jones
and Hugh H. Jones of Garvin, individ-
ually and as copartners under the
name of Jones Bros. They are farm
ers. David d. Jones placed his La
bilities as $277.5O, and his assets as
1925, all exempt. Hugh H. Jones
places his liabilities as $2,422, Of which
1904 is secured, and his assets as
$3.50, all exempt. The partnership
liabilities are 1897, with no assets.
n. j. Robinson of Tracy is the attor-
ney for the petitioners.
The state live stock sanitary board
will meet in st. Paul at two o'clock
on Oct. IL.
New regulations and laws have been
adopted governing horse mango or
scabies; rabies, infectious abortion,
CHAMBERS farcy, hog cholera and swine
plague.
The laws and regulations will be
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of those who are directly interested.
A cooperative creamery company is
among the possibilities for St. Peter.
Farmers living near that city have an
nounced their willingness to take stock
and are interesting themselves in the
project, and a meeting is being held
today to make preliminary arrange
ments for organizing 1t is expected
there will be no difficulty in securing
the necessary number of patrons.
The only new phase in the Oscar
Bierbauer matter today is that the
Mankato Mailing and Grain company
has given trust deed covering its
property to w. d. Willard, G. w.
Sugden and Mic Petersen. This has
been done to protect the interests
of all the creditors. The plant is
in operation and affairs expect to be
cleared up under competent and eff
Gent management.
1t is understood that a petition will
be filed in the probate court requiring
Oscar Bierbauer to make a final ac-
counting of the estate of the late
A. j. Morrison. Mr.. Bierbauer is the
administrator of the estate which
amounted to about $4,000
The calendar was called in the
municipal court this forenoon, and the
cases were disposed of as follows:
Hume & Albrecht VS.. Carl LANCE, L.
Janda, garnishee, continued
j. E. Swartout VS.. w. S. Karstens
R. M. Sargent, garnishee, settled and
dismissed.
Philip Borgmeier VS.. Pat McTighe,
continued.
The Mercantile Jewelry Co. VS.. B.
HI. Mullen, trial Oct. II at 10 a. m,
L. Z. Flemming VS.. Frank Pierce
and others, detainer. This has been
tried and a stay taken
M. j. Van Blarcum VS.. Harlapd
Tackle, detainer. Dismissed.
j. c. Thro VS.. Thomas Randall.
trial Oct 10 at 10 a. m.
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