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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
Sept. IS % Oct.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth. III Probate Court.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth. III Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estates of Pc
ter SchollenberScr' deceased, Johanna
Schollenberger, deceased, Magdalina
Schotenbergcr, deceased Margaretta
Funk, deceased Gertrude Schonenber-
ger deceased, Barnardina' Schollenber-
ger. deceased.
The petition of Louis S. Kruse hav-
ing been duly made and filed in this
court among other things that Peter
ScholIenberger who resided last prior to
to his death at Mankato in said county
of Blue Earth and state eof Minnesota,
died at said Mankato on December
18th, 1864, seized of an estate of inher-
itance in certain lands in said county
of Blue Earth and state of Minnesota
described in said petition, and that one
Johanna Scholenberger, who resided
last prior to her death in said MAN.
kato ~ said county, died at SAID
Manli;Fo in said county in August
1869 seized of an estate of inheritance
i'm said land and that one Magdalina
Schollenberger who resided last prior
to her death ut said Mankato in said
county died therein on May 18th 1871,
seized of an estate of Inheritance in
said land; and that one MGrSaretta
Funk who resided last prier to her
death at said Mankato in said county
died at said Mankato on May Srd. 1874
seized of an estate of inheritance in
said same land; and that Gertrude
Schollenberger who resided last prior
to her death at said Mankato died
at said Mankato on August 3rd, 1879
seized of an estate of Inheritance in
said same land. and that Barnardina
Schollenbergcr who last resided prior to
her death at said Mankato died at
said Mankato on February l2th. 1881
seized of m estate of inheritance in
said same land; and that said petitioner
has an interest in said land aud that
more than five years have elapsed
since the death of each and all of said
persons above named; and that the
estates of each and all of said de-
ceased persons have been administered
upon and a Final Decree made in
each and all of said estates. but that
through inajvertance and mistake the
said lands described i'm said petition
were omitted in each and all of said
of said Final DEGREES made by this
court and praying that the descent
of said lands and of the interests
of the petitioner therein be deter
mined by this court, and said lands
assigned to such persons as may be
entitled thereto by law.
Now therefore 1t is Ordered that the
said petition be heard at IA term of
this court to be held at the court house
in the city of Mankato in said County
of Blue Earth. State of Minnesota on
Saturday the 10th day of October. 1908.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. it is further ordered
that Notice of said hearing of said pc
titon be given by the publication of
this Order one in each week. for three
successive weeks in The Mankato Free
Press weekly newspaper printed and
published in said Blue Earth County,
Minnesota
Dated September 9th. 1908.
(SeaD VIM. f. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
Thomas Hughes
Attorney.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02

Cures permanently the cases he undertakes
and sends the iDcurable home without taking
! fee from them. This is why he continues his
visits year after year, while other doctors have
made few visits and stopped. DR.. Jones is
an eminently successful specialist in all chroD.
ic diseases, proven by the many cures effected
In chronic cases which have bafied the skill OF
other physicians. His hospital experience and
extensive practice have made him so proficient
that he can name and locate disease in few
minutes. =
Treats all durable cases of Catarrh and LunE
Diseases, Consumption in early stage, stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Gravel, Rheu-
matism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Nervous, Heart
Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepsy, Goiter
Appendicitis. Rupture and Bright's Disease.
Diseases of Bladder and Female Organs.
Absorption treatment given for Cataract and
Granulated Eyelids.
Special attention given to all Surgical
cases, and all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Cross Eyes Strengthened without pain.
Glasses fitted and guaranteed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02

gard, first prizbe, nellie jacobson second
prize, vase, conventional, Ethel Haggard.
first prize; tankard, first prize, Ethel
Haggard, second prize, Nellie. Jacob
son; plaque, first prize, Margaret Mac
key second prize, Ethel Haggard;
plates, conventional, first prize, Mar
sarct Harr, second prize, Margaret
Har; plates, flowers, first prize, Mar
garet Mackey, second, Violet Atchi-
son; coffee set, first prize, Kate Peter,
son; collection of china, first prize,
Violet Acn,nsOn, second Margaret Mac
key; landscape, oil Bertha Leas. second
prize, Mardo Page; flowers, oil, first
prize, Mrs. Dane; fruit, oil. first prize,
Selma Dueball; animal. oil, first prize,
Mrs. Dane. figure, oil, Mrs. Dane; col
lection oil, first prize, Mrs. Dane;
flowers, water color, Violet st. Clair;
figure, water color, Mrs. Z. NJ. Rich
ter, second prize, Mrs. c. Guttersen;
collection curios, first prize, Mrs. S.
A. Swanson; pen and ink sketches,
first prize, Rose Harkee, second, Kathe-
rine Leas.
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Premiums Awarded By the Mankato Fair
Association
Association

blush, first prize, Mrs. George III. Har-
ris, Mankato; Duchess, first prize Geo
Pouter, N1ankato; General Grant ap.
pies, first prize, C. H. Johnson, Man
kato; Brighton grapes, first prize, An
drew Weiness, Nankato; Delaware
grapes, first prize, Andrew Weiness
Mankato; Niagra grapes first prize,
Andrew Weincss, NIanksto; Peter
White apples, first prize, John Felber,
Mankato; Hibernal apples first prize,
John Felber, N1ankato Trnascendents
apples, second prize, John Felber, Man
kato; Concord grapes, second prize,
John Felber, Mankato; Packlington
grapes, first prize, John Felber, Man
kato; Worden grapes, first prize, John
Felbcr, Mankato; two plates Iowa
Beauties, first prize, John Holberg.
Mankato; Patients greetings, first
prize, John Holberg. Mankato; Plums,
Wyatt, first prize, George Pouter, Man.
kato; Concord grapes, first prize,
Mrs. William Wittrock, Mankato;
Muscatel grapes, first prize, john
NJ. Broome, NIankato; ounces, first
prize, John Holberg, Mankato; winter
apples, first prize, Fred o. True, Man.
kato; fall apples, first prize, Fred Q.
True ManKato; Duchess, second prize,
Fred 0. True, Mankato; Wealthy, first
prize, Fred 0. True, Mankato; Ben
Davis apples, first prize, Fred o. True,
Mankato; Borobinca apples, fsrt prize,
Fred o. True, Mankato; Malinda, first
prize, Fred o. True, Manlato; McMam
white, second prize, Fred 0. True, Man
kato; n. Western greening, first prize,
Fred o. True, Mankato; University,
first prize, Fred o. True, Mankato;
Wolf River. second prize, Fred 0. True,
Mankato; Hibernal, second prize, Fred
20. True, N1ankato; Patterns greetings,
second prize, Fred o. True, Mankato;
Transcendents, first prize, Fred o. True,
Mankato; Whitney. first prize Fred
20. True Mankato; Anis, first prize Fred
20. True. Mankato; Wolf River apples,
first prize, Charles Kruser, Mapleton;
Golden Russets, first prize, James G..
Daily, Mapleton; DeSota plums, first
prize, Gus Kolbert. Mankato; Mia
CARA plums. second prize, Gus Robert
N1ankato; best collection plums, first
prize, George Pouter, Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
Wonderful Cures

Perfected in old cases which have been neg
lected or unskillfully treated. No experiments
or failures. We undertake no incurable cases
but cure thousands given up to die.
Consultation Free and Confidential.
Reference, Drexel State Bank.
Address DIR. ADDISON-JONES.
l45 lakewood Blvd. Chicago
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
Special Diseases of Men and
Women a Specially

Blood Poison, Syphilis, Structure, elect. Sper.
matorrhea, Varicocele. Hydrocele. and the
effects of early Vice or Excess, producing De-
bility, Nervousness, Defective Memory, etc.
which ruin mind and body, positively cured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02

Henry Crook is busy this week
moving to his new home.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02

Are you nervous and respondent; weak ant
lifeless memory poor; easily fatigued; excit
able and irritable; eyes sunken, red ant
pIurreo; plmples on face, restless; haggart
looking; weak back; deposit in urine ant
drains at stool distrustful want of confidence
lack Of energy and strength?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
DIVISION G.

Plate bulle flower, first prize G. II.
Phelps, Mapleton; plate. Peerless, first
prize, C. II. Phelps, Mapleton; plate
Okabena, first prize, G. H. Phelps,
Mapleton; Wealthy, second prize, j. w.
Sprague, Mapleton;, Duchess, first
prize, J. w. Sprague, Mapleton; Whit
ney, second prize, j. w. Sprague, Ma
pleton; Melinda, first prize, Judd Cor
nell, ,NIapleton; plate N. w. Greetings,
second prize, Judd Cornell, Mapleton
Harvest Apple. first prize, Alice
Schmidt. Mankato; Iowa Beauty. sec-
ond prize, ueorge Pointer Mankato;
Langfield, first prize, George Pouter
Mankato; McMahan, white, first prize
George Pouter, Mankato; Hyslop. first
prize, George Pouter, Mankato; Maiden
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CLASS H.
Childrens' Department.

CLASS H.
Childrens' Department.
Hand made towel, first prize, Carrie
Brewer, second, Fannie Jones: white
aporn, first prize, Florence Jones;
stocking darning, first prize Genevieve
Hodapp, second, Katherine Roberts;
crochet lace. first prize, Josephine Witt
rock, second, Amelia Weber; wi
work, first, Amelia Weber; silk l.
broidery, first prize, Anna Wittrock,
second, Charlotte Hodapp; embroidery,
eyelet, Rose Lorentz; embroidery, solid,
frs prize, Bessie Thomas, second, Anna
Wittrock; fancy bag, first prize, Flo
renee johnson; hcmming, first prize,
Fannie Jones, second, Eunice Wilkers;
outlining, first prize, Carrie Brewer;
hemstitching, first prize, Elsie Lehman;
patchwork, first prize, Elsie Lehman;
pin cushion, first prize, Joella Carl
strom; pillow, silk, first prize, Joella
Carlstrom; pillow, silk, first prize,
Florence Hodapp, second, Flori Klein
schmidt; pillow, cotton, first prize,
Amelia Weber, second, Rose Lorentz;
pillow, cross stitch, Louise Flittie first
prize; pillow, outline, first prize, Anna
Wittrock; drawing, first prize, Esther
Jones. second, Elsie Lehman; dressed
doll, first prize, Florence Hodapp, Sc
cond, Grace Jones; campaign buttons,
first prize Geo. Sherer, second. Burt
Mahowald; postage stamps, collection,
first prize. Burt NIahowald, second,
Josephine Wittrock; map drawing;
first prize, Charlotte Hodapp, second,
Alma Kroeger; chain, first prize, Carrie
Brewer; hardanger, first prize, Matilda
Krauser, second, Clara Kraus; hand
sewing, first prize, Francisco Smith;
water color, first prize. Ethel Hughes,
second, Eunice Wilkes, shadow en-
broidery, first prize, Florence Jones;
crocheting. first prize. Gertrude Krause,
second, Alice Schmitt; small purse,
first prize, Carrie Brewer; wallachian,
first prize, Carrie Brewer.
Department H. Class 1.
Drawn work. apron, first prize, Ella
Hoffman; Shadow work, apron, first
prize, Mrs. +. w. Bates, second, Clara
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
ARTS AND CRAFTS.

Basket, rattan, first prize. John Ro-
berts. rafTia, set of baskets, first prize,
r. G.. Rill; burnt wood, table, first
prize, Miss Pope; burnt box, first prize,
Florence johnson, second prize, Ruth
Bradley; burnt plaque, first prize, Flo
renee johnson; burnt wood, collection
six pieces. first prize, Ruth Bradley;
finished wood work, Katherine Ro-
berts, first prize. Ole. Paulsens second
prize ! teeled leather first prize, Grace
Brewster; metal tray first prize, Alice
Williams, second prize, Allie Scherer
stone carving, first prize, Ole Paulson;
hand painted vase. flowers, Ethel Hag-
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DIVISION D.

. Boar one year and over, Poland
China, second prize, L. t. Silke, Smith
Mills; boar, under six months, Poland
China, second prize, L. T. Silke, Smith
Mills; SOW, one year and over. Poland
China, second prize, L. L. Silke, Smith
Mills, sow, under six months, Poland
China, second prize, L. T. Silke, Smith
Mills; boar, one year and over, first
prize, w. r. Adams, Mankato; boar,
six months, first and second prize,
w. r. Adams, Mankato; boar, six
months, first prize, W. r. Adams, Man
kato; sow, one year and over, first
prize, w. r. Adams, Mankato; sow,
six months, and under one year, Sec
ond prize, w. r. Adams, Mankato;
SOW, under, six months, second prize,
w. r. Adams, Mankato; boar, any
age, or breed, first prize, W. r. Adams
Mankato; sow, any age or breed
first prize, w. r. Adams, Mankato
DIVISION F.
Yellow dent corn. first prize. Joe
Bissel, ssM apieton; flint, second prize
Richard Isaac. Mapieton; flax. second
prize, z. c. Whitney, Mapleton; wheat
1859 special variety, first prize, R
Humid. Mapleton; early Ohio potatoes
second prize, r, Humid, MaPleton;
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Piles, Fissure,
Fistula, Hydrocele
Nervous Debility

Guaranteed Cured Without the Knife o.
Detention From Business.
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Department H. Class 1.

Lake crochet shawl, first prize, MIS-.
| A. B. Maiers, second, Mrs. Ole Rosquist !;
table mats, chochet, first prize, Mrs.
Doeher, second, Mrs. E. P. Emonlu;
lace hat, Battenburg, first prize. Alma
Wilson; lace, Irish crochet, first prize,
Mrs. r. Burrill; netting lace, four
pieces, first prize, Mrs. c. B. Roemer;
pillow, silk embroidered, first prize,
Mrs. C. S. Russell, second, Mrs. c.
| L. Peterson; pillow, cotton embrol-
dered, first prize, Ole Paulson, second,
Margaret A. Schroeder; pillow, Hard
anger. first prize, Mrs. II. Enscgard,
second, Eva Ign Chase; pillow, fancy
first prize, Mrs. Geo. A. Harris, second,
Mrs. j. P. Schissler; pillow,
cross stitch, first prize. Mrs Ole Ros-
ouist; pillow, silk poster, first prize
Mrs. Vanish, second, Mrs. Elmer Whit
comb: pillow, Wallachian, first prize,
Mrs. Ed. Jones, second, Lena Nelson;
pillow cases, French first irpze. Jennie
Brewer, second, Mrs. c, ID. Snow;
inflow cases, eyelet, first prize, Mrs
D. Catlin, second, Faith W. Lister;
Inflow cases, drawn work, Mrs. j. T.
Durenberger, second. Anna Saba; por'
tiers. silk wren. Mrs. J. II. Jammls:
second Mrs. John Carlstrom; portiers,
craftsman, first prize, Mrs. Edgar Wca-
yer: quilts, crazy. first prize Mary
iLarson, second, Mrs. Dieher; quilts
crazy. wool, Daisy Grlden. first prize
Anna Bremen, second; quilts, log va
him. silk, Christina Jaeger. first prize;
jouilts. log cabin, wool, first prize Mrs
IL E., Keith, second prize, Mrs. II. l.
shaw: quilts. silk block. first, MIS-
! Gilbert Hail. second, Mrs. a. b.
|Maicrs: quilts, cotton patch, first, Mrs
10. p. Iceberg, Emily Hunter; quits
flower design, first prize, Emily Hunter;
Quilts, double Irish chain, first prize
Mrs. O. Olsen, second, Mrs Gilbert
Hall. South Bend; lunch cloth, Harlan
ger. first prize, Alfhida Nordgren' sec,
ond. Mrs. C. J. Oleson; center piece
Hardanger, Mrs. II. Enesgard, second
Julia Ellingson; Hardanger, collection
first prize, Mrs. a. 7. Maiers; dres
ser cover, Hardanger, first prize, Mrs
Ole Hanson, second, Mrs. Fl. Enes
gard; dress, hardanger, first prize, Mrs
Ralp Mohn; cloister spread, Hardan'
ger, first prize, Mrs. H. Enesgard, see
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-04-09
Nei9hborhood News.

The Colville schools have been
closed on account of diphtherla
epidemic that is now raging iii that
town.
While excavating for a sewer
in Colville recently workmen un-
earthed three human skeletons.
They are supposed to be those of
some Indians that were buried in
that locality years ago.
Nearly every town in Stevens
county has organized baseball
team this year. The game appears
to be more popular now than ever
before.
Colville is now trying to retain
the -four mill built in that town
some time ago. The mill property
has been purchased by Palonse
parties and will probably be re-
moved to point nearer the wheat
producing country.
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Len0ra News.
lenora, Wash, April s, 1908.

lenora, Wash, April 8, 1908
While Joe and Elmer Black were
out in the mountains Sunday their
dog discovered a bears den in the
rocks, and they were successful in
getting the old bear and her two
last years cubs.
Frank Sherwood and Warren
Hoisington spent Sunday with Mr..
~herwood's parents, returning to
Tweedic Monday.
Joe McReynolds is working at
krnnedy's mill.
Gar Kellogg is setting at the
Standard mill at Newport.
Misses Enola and Elzina Max
we'll and Jennie Sherwood are Wis
ting this week at Tweedie.
F. y. Maxwell went to Newport
Wednesday.
Pitt a. Hart went out to Gra-
hams mill Thursday in search OF
employment.
Asa Button has a new phono-
graph.
Arthur Newman was at Newport
Monday.
George Bulge took his yoke OF
oxen to Rocky Point Monday
where he sold them.
Rev. Rhoades preached a good ser.
mon, as he always does, last Sun
day evening.
Mrs F. s. Maxwell went to New
port Monday.
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Notice to Voters.

70 the electors Of the Town OF Newport, Wash
ington, and the electors residing in the terri
tory hereinafter described as proposed to be
annexed to said town:
You are hereby notified that Il sufficient
petition for the annexation to the town OF New
port, in Stevens county, Washington, of ScOtt's
third addition to the said town OF Newport as
has been duly filed and presented to the conn-
ell OF said town; therefore, the following prop
OsitiOn or question, tO-wit
''Shall Scott'S third addition to the Town OF
Newport as shown and bounded on the re-
corded plat thereof on file in the office of the
auditor and recorder OF Stevens county Wash
lngton, be annexed to and become part OF the
incorporated town OF Newport, WaShingtOn?"
Will and shall be submitted to the said electors
residing in said territory and to the electors OF
said town at Il special election to be held on
Saturday, the second day of May, 4. d. 1908,
and said electors are hereby invited to vote
thereat upon said proposition by placing on
their ballots the words, For Annexation" or
against Annexation" or words equivalent
thereto.
on said day and shall be at the dwelling house
situate on lot in block Is OF Scotts third
addition aforesaid for the territory proposed to
be annexed, and shall be at the city hall of the
Town of Newport aforesaid for the electors OF
said town.
William L. CLANCY as judges are appointed
and designated as officers OF election in the
territory proposed to be annexed, and James
Mcdonald as inspector and ID. r. Lusher and
r. p. Scott as judges within said town OF New
port.
Dated at Newport, Washington, this 18th day
of March, A. d. 1905, by order OF the council OF
the town OF Newport, Washington.
WM. A. PRIAULx,
1926 Ale Clerk OF the Town OF Newport.
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School Notes

Carl Wren. Il pupil of the eighth
Grade, who has left town, has been
missed very much in his grade
both by his teacher, Miss Hal, and
the children. While he was in
school he took great interest in his
work and always tried to get along
we'll.
Martin Hanson, a pupil of the
fourth grade, has moved away.
The sixth grade has a new pupil.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Payne,
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Jessie Seeiey
We're visitors in Miss Dunwoodie's
room.
The Good Behavior Club in
Roam B had short program Fri
day evening. Among the visitors
We're Misses Shackelton, Powell
Martin. Johnson and Payne.
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Advertised Letters

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Newport, Wash. p. O. to date, are
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One Touch Of Nature Makes the Whole
World Kim"

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lie calls all the hens in the farm yard to
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ct these letters is a warm hearted wish
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~N~@~~~~@N@~
) CORRESPONDENTS {
Usk Items.

On last Saturday at about 2:3O
ID. M. the sleeping guests at our
hotrI were aroused from their SUM
brfs by the loud barking of the
doc. and upon awakening saw that
me building was Il mass of flames,
aud had only time to escape with
part OF their wearing apparel. The
landlord even left his vest hanging
oa the hedpost with his watch and
cutie a sum Of money in it. 1t is
iurtnnate that the guests escaped
with their lives. 1t was close
cali. 1t was good building. We
understand there was insurance of
$1,000 on the house. The contents
Of the hotel We're an entire loss.
The origin of the fire is not known.
Messrs. Dudley and Roth started
down the river to Metaline last
Friday in their boat in pursuit of
"a fortune.
/. ". Rhodes has leased for ten
wears thirty acres across the river
from I.enora, and proposes starting
thoroughbred poultry, fruit and
bee rnncn.
The farmers in the valley are
letting after their work on the farm
in fine style.
The Calispel Improvement So
Getty will give one of their famous
-uppcrS in Macca bee hall in Usk
the evening OF the 18th inst.