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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-24
KERNs AND HEBRON STORIES
Belgrade Farmers Purchase Thresh-
ING Rie From Severance.

A company of farmers of Belgrade
bought the threshiny rig from d. ).
Severance and will run it next season.
Rev. Lichlitner, the evangelist who
has been holding meetings in Decoria,
commenced a series of meetings Ill
the Kerns church on Monday evening
and will continue this week and
longer ii the interest warrants it.
James Hodson sold to George Me
Carger of Hebron Il cream separator
last week. b. Z. Drake and L. Hold
son will also put III s~eparators this
month.
MIR. johnson of Redwood visited
with the Drake family last week.
Ed. Nyquist and Evan Davis of
Mankato got off the train at Judson
last Sunday loaded for rabbits or
ANYTHING that crossed their tracks.
We would advise them to try for the
wolves in Hebron valley.
The necktie party that was held at
the home of C.. w. Johnson in Judson
last Saturday night for the benefit of
the Lutheran church was u success.
They realized about $25. All had "a
good time.
Miss Rose Mallon, teacher at He
bron, underwent an operation at the
st. Josephs hospital last Monday.
Your correspondent hopes for a speedy
recovery. The Hebron school will be
closed at least for a time, except a
substitute is engaged.
o. X. Door bought a fine span of
black horses last Saturday at the auc-
ton of Atchison & Delaney for his
use Oh the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rood, who have
been OH the sick list for some time,
continue to improve.
Mrs. W. Z. Hendley and Mrs. J. L.
Hendley and I. Hodson attended the
funeral of the late Thomas Hoy in
Mankato last Tuesday.
James Hodson of Mankato received
word from his son, SCHUYLER Hodson
of Los Angeles, Cal, that he met with
an accident while handling a barrel of
syrup in a wholesale grocery house.
He had his hand crushed, and his fore
finger was cut off. The rest of the
hand will be saved.
The Kerns church held their annual
election of officers last Saturday even
ing. The following offices were filed:
Deacons, G.. NJ. Jefferson, w. G. Clark,
Ruben Purrier and William Spears;
clerk. Mrs. F. E. Jefferson; treasurer,
Mrs. G.. w. Johnson; trustees, +. +.
jefferson, G. NJ. jefferson, w. G.
Clark; collector, G. w. Rash; ushers,
Chester Steel, G. W. Rash, John
Brown and Arthur Sharp; chorister,
Miss Ella Randall; organist. Miss
Able Randall, and Miss Elsie Trask
assistant: church committee, l.. b.
Steel and Mrs. L. j. Belts.
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LIS ENDEN

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth. District Court, Sixth Jul
dicial District.
r. Josephine NJ. Alstad. plaintiff, VS.. L. II.
Smith. John y. Willard. Anna NJ.
Willard, w. d. Willard, Ii. Willard,
Robert Willard. James r. Tinkcom.
Ellis F.. Ellis. Griffith o. Williams.
Samuel j. Wilkin. and all other per-
sons and parties Unknown claiming
any right, title, estate. lien. or inter
est in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this court by
the above named plaintiff against the
above named defendants; that the OBJ
ject of said action is that the adverse
claims of the defendants and of each
of them, to the land herein described
be determined, and that it be adjudged
that plaintiff is the owner in fee of
said land free and discharged of any
claims on the part of the defendants.
and that the defendants and each of
them have no estate, title, right, claim.
lien or interest whatsoever therein: and
that the premises affected by this action
are situated in the County of Blue Earth
and State of Minnesota, and are des-
cribed as follows: Lot five co and all
that portion of lot four ca which lies
south of Warren's creek on said lot.
all of and in block Eleven Cd of Bran
sons Addition to Mankato according to
the plat thereof on file and of record
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of said Blue Earth County.
Dated January I'd, 1908.
THOS. HUGHES and EVAN HUGHES.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Mankato. Mimi.
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SPECIAL TERM OF COURT
Several Cases Are Called, Motions for
Judgments.

u ohi oOiNN
A special term of the district court
was held this afternoon, and the fol-
lowing eases were on the calendar:
Albert Jones VS.. the German Land
company, supplementary proceedings.
Gottlieb Matzke and others VS.. the
German Land company, supplementary
proceedings.
a. Brcslauer & Co., VS.. r. +. Enge-
britson. the First National bank OF
Mapleton, garnishee.
In re application of J. J. Mcclure
AS trustee to collect assessment on
stockholders of Lake Crystal Milling
company.
State ex rel Mary +. Warfield vs..
Joseph Warfield and others. Return
of habeas corpus proceedings to secure
the custody of the five year old boy.
Mrs. Warfeld is the divorced wife OF
the defendant, and wants the child
State ex rel O.. III. Olson VS.. c. W.
Swanson, return of habeas' corpus
Olson lives at Lake Mills, Iowa, and
wants to get possession of his two
children. a ten year old girl and a
thirteen year old boy.
The Manning company VS.. Mrs
James Kelly, motion for Judgment.
Edwin l.. Buck VS.. George w
! Monks, motion for a new trial.
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VILLAGE OF EAGLE LAKE
DESCRIPTION OF ENTERPRISiNG
PLACE BY OLD RESIDENT.
Up-to-D Date Flour Mil, Creamery and
Stores, Desirable Place to Live
Adjoining Beautiful Lake.
From Fridays Daily.

From fridays Daily.
Editor Free Press: You requested
me when in your office some time AGO
to write up Eagle Lake or to send
you items of news from here from
time to time. / think some one ought
to, for Eagle Lake is one of the
most thriving little towns in the
county of Blue Earth. There is not
another town in the county that has
better railroad facilities, in fact. Mr..
Smith. the railroad station agent. saws
that there is more business here than
in any town of its size that he was
ever in. 1t only lies six miles by
wagon road and nine miles by rail
road from MankatO, OH the North
western road, and at the south end
of Eagle lake, a body of water about
three miles long and one mile wide.
The Great Western railroad touches
this lake about one mile north of
the town. All kinds of fish that
abound in Madison lake and other
lakes near here are caught summer
and winter out of this lake. Madi-
son lake has another name, but in
fact, is no better lake for fishing
than Eagle lake.
Eagle Lake is an incorporated vii
lage of about four hundred inhabi-
tants. Has three churches, Methodist,
Christian and Advent. 1t has good
streets. nice sidewalks and a very
good high school of two departments.
The voters of the town are about
equally divided on the temperance
question. The last election stood thir-
ty-two against license to thirty-three
for, so it has one saloon. When all
the voters are out no license will
carry every time. There are two main
dry goods stores, one hardware store,
one restaurant, two barber shops, one
blacksmith shop, two broading houses
or hotels. The main business is the
Gordon Brothers mill. One of the best
flour mills in the state is in Eagle
Lake. 1t is an up-to-date mill i'll
every respect, running night and day,
but cannot supply the demand for the
flour and feed.
The Laird orton's have a very large
lumber and coal yard in charge of
A. NJ. Reynolds. The McBeth & Bur
CESS company buy stock of all kinds
and send out from the railroad stock
yards a car load of hogs or cattle
! every week and sometimes twice a
week.
Eagle Lake is a very nice and de-
sirable place for any one wishing to
reside outside of the city of Man
kato and to be near Mankato. Rents
are reasonable and you can live much
cheaper than in the city. At the pres
ent time there is but one resident
minister. the Rev. \. B. Foot, who has
regular services in the Methodist
Episcopal church every Sunday at IL
a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Eagle Lake has one of the finest
and up-to-date equipped cooperative
creameries in Minnesota. 1t lis a well
built brick building and is kept in
first class order and their butter is
in demand and brings the highest
market price.
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STILL SEARCHING FOR ROLL
CIarvoyants in Two Cities Unable to
Locate $3.50 Lost.

From Thursday 8 Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Parks of Sterling
spent Monday at the S. Doty home.
A. j. Whitman and family are Min
~neapolis callers this week.
Nj. A. Benedict and family visited
with his brother. Clifford Benedict, at
Mankato the first OF the week.
Mrs. Krauss of MankatO visited
with friends and relatives the past
two weeks.
We can't brag of u fine weather
Just now. and it does not look nor
feel quite SO California-like. Perhaps
old Minnesota has not quite forgotten
her old tricks. after all.
A jolly party at the Gus Wicden-
heft home is reported Sunday night.
A large congregation greeted their
new pastor at the Lutheran church
Sunday. Services were held Sunday
afternoon also.
Fred Benzcl is still searching for
his lost money, $3.50. He has even
consulted a clairvoyant III Mankato
and one in Minneapolis, but does not
seem to spot his money.
Ferd Hitler and Will Steinberg were
Mankato callers OH Wednesday.
The Wiedenheft Bros. nave just put
in a fine new lace case.
Miss Clara Hike has been very i'll
with la grippe. but is much improved
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Jan. II. %. 81. 1908.
ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PETITION
FOR DIFFERENTIATION OF D~ESCENTOF
LAND.
Jan. IL. p. 81. 1908,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Blue
Earth, ss-In Probate Court.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Blue
Earth. ss-In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of j T.. Cantieid,
The petition ofE. p. Wilder having beeu
duly made and filed in this court. represent
ing among other things that one j. T. Can
field who resided last prior TO his death at
the county of Blue Earth In the state of Min
nesota, died at the County OF Blue Earth.
State of Minnesota prior to the 9th day Of
April, 1872, seized of an estate OF Inheritance
i'm certain lands In the county of Blue Earth.
State of Minnesota. describe in said petition.
and that said petitioner has an interest I'm said
lands. and that more than five years have elapS
ed since the death of said ]. e. Garfield. deceas-
ed and that administrators has not been
granted or had o said estate in this State,
and praying that the desc mt Of said lands and
of the interest OF said petitioner therein be by
this Court determined and said lands as
si,oet To such persons as may be entitled
thereto bv law.
Now, Therefore. 1t Is ordered that the said
petition be heard at a term OF this Court to be
held at the Court House. I'm the city of Man
kato, IN said county of Blue Earth. State of
Minnesota. on saturday. tn. Sth day of
February. n. ID. 1908. at ten o'clock a. m
1t is Further Ordered. That notice of said
hearing of said petition be given by the pub
LEGATION of this order once in each week for
three successive weeks i'm the Mankato Free
Press. a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in said Blue Earth County.
Dated January 1lth, 1908.
VIM. f. HUGHES,
probate Court SeaD Judge of Probate.
$ b, Wilson. Atty.
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THE BURNS COMMITTEES
From Fridays Daily.

From Friday ally
The Mapleton Enterprise says the
following committees have been named
to make the Burns celebration at that
place Il success:
Reception-H. c. Hotaling, David
Will, Thomas B. Taylor, A.. j. Ellis,
Mrs. T. B. Taylor, Miss Jennie Me
Queen. Miss Nellie Hanna.
Financc-Jamcs S. Taylor, w. w.
Taylor. James Will, H. Nj. Fisk, Viii
liam Howieson, James A. Howieson.
Invitation-A. j. Ellis, J. S. Taylor,
C. S. Ellis, w. /. Mcqueen, James
A. Howieson.
Dance-Garfield Ellis, Norman Dobie,
William Morrow, b. +. Taylor, c. l..
Sellers.
Hagois-AIrs. A. j. Ellis. Mrs. John
TAYLOR. Mrs. William Millkin, Mrs.
Janet Taylor.
Haggis Bearers-William J.. Nc
Queen, William Morrow.
Table-W. l.. Mcqueen. chairman;
w. F. Henning, John Oyer, Thomas
Leroy, Charles Will, George Sharp, r.
B. Hanna, c. w. Ellis, Neil Darroch,
g. c.. Keith, Horace Wishart, William
Hall, b. +. McGregor, William l..
Dobie. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pratt, chairman;
Mrs. William Howicson. Mrs. I. b.
Taylor, Mrs. b. +. Taylor, Mrs. Rob
ert Morrow, Mrs. j. II. Dobic, Miss
Nellie Hanna, Mrs. Jessie Bissell, Miss
Mary Sharp, Miss Jennie Mcqueen,
Miss Agnes Darroch. Miss May Fisk,
Miss Euphima Little, Miss Cassie
Ellis, Mrs. w. f. Henning, Mrs. l..
W. Kreuger.
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FREE PRESS.
From Fridays Daily

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Marshall Wes-
ton of Winona. formerly well known
residents of Mankato, have issued
cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Lou Evelyn, to Herbert
Clarke Barton of Eyeieth. The mar
riage took place at Winona yesterday,
and the young couple will be at home
at Eveleth March 4.
The bride has numerous friends in
Mankato who will rejoice i'll her happi-
ness and extend their best wishes.
Mankato Council No. 1920. Royal
Arcanum, will give an informal dane
ing party at Schiller hall Friday even
ing of next week, and the invitations
were issued today. Eamm's orchestra
will furnish the music, and refresh
ments will be served. Dancing will
begin at $3.50 d. m.
Assistant Division superintendent +.
O'Brien of Winona was i'll Mankato
over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Tolerton of
Sioux City, Iowa, were III the city last
night.
L. C. Otto and brother of Lakeiield
were in the city today.
NJ. r. Everett of Watervlllc was
in Mankato today.
w. ID. Wallace of Winnebago was
in the city today.
III. L. Dickinson and wife of Tracy
were in Mankato over night.
John f. Lynch of GAINESVILLE was i'll
Mankato today.
G. A. Johnson of st. Peter was i'll
the city over night.
Architect Schippel returned last night
from Pipestone, where he was called
as a witness in the district court.
Martin Walser, j. E. Ruerup and
.Gotfried Kruse drove to St. Clair to-
day for a pleasure trip, to enjoy the
weather and good roads.
julius Schmit of Nicollet county
was in Mankato today.
Rev. FIR. Stack returned to Maple
ton yesterday after Il visit of several
days in the city.
Miss Louise johnson went to Min
~ncarolis this morning to spend the
day.
A Danielson, the piano dealer of
st. Peter, was in Mankato today OH
his return from New Ulm.
o. NJ. Osten of Lake Crystal was
il the city yesterday, visiting his
brother, Chief Osten.
Frank Fairchild of Garden City was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Stahl. who has been
visiting Mrs. Gustaf Hoffman for
three weeks, returned to her home to-
day in Brooks, Mimi.
d. A. Reed was down from Lake
Crystal today on business.
John F. Osgood of Garden City was
in Mankato today.
Mrs. E. G. Luedtke of Amboy was
able to return to her home cured
today, after receiving treatment at
Emmanuel hospital for four months.
Previous to coming to the hospital
she was confined to her bed for three
years.
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Will Establish a Quarantine.

Nicollet, Jan. 20.-Dissatisfed with
the action of the state board of health
in partially removing the quarantine
on smallpox, the board of health of
Lake Prairie township has taken steps
to segregate patients suffering with
the disease, forbidding persons in any
household where smallpox has appear
ed from attending school. church SER
vices or other public gatherings.
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THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-

You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint of the plaintiff in the above
entitled action. which ~cOnplai"t has
peen filed i'm the office of the Clerk of
Sald District Court at the City of Man
kato in the County of Blue Earth and
state OF Minnesota. and to serve Il copy
oy your answer to said complaint on
the subscribers at their office in the
Sity OF Mankato in said County of
the service of this upon you.
exclusive OF the day of such service.
and II you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply TO the
court for the relief demanded i'm said
complaint, together with plaintiffs costs
and disbursements.
Dated January 2. 1903.
iTHOS. HUGHES AND EVAN HUGHES.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Mankato. Mimi.
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Farmers Institute.

Sleepy Eye, Mimi, Jan. l8.-The
state Farmers Institute Corpse, con-
sisting of Lucien A.. Sweet, Fairmont,
conductor and William Suter, A. Brac-
kett and Carl Olstad, assistants, held
a r0using One-day institute in the
high school auditorium yesterday. Up
ward of 400 farmers were in atten-
dance. Dairying, hogs, windbreaks, soil
fertility, corn, potatoes, clover, and
bee culture were presented in a brisk
and graphic am and elected many
questions and comments.
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From Saturdays Daily.

'tTOHl odtuTudy . boh~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Hammett enter
tanned about fifty OF their friends at
an old fashioned candy pull last even
ing at their home on Willard street.
The evening was spent with merri-
ment, and nice refreshments besides
candy were served.
Judge w. F. Hughes officiated at
the wedding yesterday afternoon OF
Miss Nellie C. Nelson and Andrew
Lundgreen Jr., both of this city. Their
friends extend their best wishes.
.1
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Bates in
West Mankato Friday evening IN hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Day, who
will soon leave Mankato to make their
future home in Cass county. Music
and dancing were INDUCED in and all
had a jolly good time.
The A eighth grade OF the high
school held a party in the school hall
yesterday afternoon. About forty were
present and dinner was served at $50.
All had a pleasant time.
DIR. Hunte of Truman came to the
city today with Il patient suffering
from appendicitis to be operated up
on.
Miss Day of Vernon Center was
operated upon at Emmanuel hospital
yesterday, DR.. Merrill of that place
assisting.
Mrs. J.. B. Richards is suffering from
an attack of the grip.
c.. H. Griebel is confined to his
home with an attack OF the grip.
o. n. Durham, wife and child of
Bismarck, n. d., arrived this noon to
be guests at the home of H. A. Pat
~terson for two or three days. The
former is engaged in the lumber bust
ness.
Albert J. Katz, of the Columbia
Clothing company, returned yesterday
afternoon from New Ulm where he has
a branch store which he visited a few
days. Mr.. Katz will leave next week
for Davenport, Iowa to visit Mrs
Katz and daughters, and will then &c
east to buy spring stock.
H. A.. Patterson will leave tomor-
row or Monday for Bismarck, n. D., to
be gone ten days.
l.. H. johnson, the Minneapolis
bridge man, was in the city ovel
night.
w. R. Hunter of Lyle was in the
city today.
Mrs. F. P. Jones of Watertown, S
D., was in Mankato today. She was
accompanied by DIR. Nellie Prinder Oh
Arlington, S. d..
George wi sugdeh went TO Alma
City this afternoon to spend Sunday
with his mother.
S. H. Whitney. the LeSueur Center
banker, was in .Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. A. Schippel left this mornin;
w. ~
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PUT ON A WAR BASIS
Continued From Page One.]

lars, and when the officers and men
are given the same prestige and treat
mcnt as the regular army the Ma
tional Guard will prove a success.
The new measure will come up next
week before the committee of which
Mr.. Steenerson is chairman. And it
is proposed to call it the Stevenson
act inasmuch as the present law is
known on the books as the Dick
law.
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i Funeral Services Held.
Thursdays Dairy.

FROM ThnrSdays DaIy.
Funeral services over the remains
of the late Ulrich Lipp were held at
eleven o'clock this forenoon, Rev. Mid
dlested, pastor of the Evangelical as
ISOLATION, conducting them. The body
was then taken to New Ulm for
burial, accompanied by relatives.
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Market Day Sales.
IFrpm Monday's 4aiy. EsiAsfnln

ron MONDAYS 2ahy. III fEIU -
The market day sale at the Min
neopa barn Saturday afternoon re-
suited in the sale of some horses
at higher prices than heretofore, and
some buggies, harness, etc. A st. Paul
buyer was present and got several
horses. A team of colts brought near
ly $3.50.
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80 ear49is nal~ teseus b sri

and officially asking the commission to
and revise the charter, and
submit it to the voters of Mankato
for their approval. Respectfully sub
mitted. j. W. Andrews, mayor of Man
kato.
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Jan. 3-lo-17 24-31 Feb. 6.
SU M MONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth. District Court. Sixth Jul
dicial District.
Josephine M. Alstad, plaintiff VS.. f.. III.
Smith. JOIN a. Willard, Anna NJ.
Willard. w. D.. Willard, II. Willard,
Robert Willard, James r.. Tinkcom,
Ellis +. Ellis, Griffith o. Williams,
Samuel j. Wilkin, and all other per-
sons and parties unknown claiming
any right. title, estate. lien or interest
in the real estate described i'm the
complaint herein. Defendants.
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The A eighth grade of the high
school held a party in the school hali
yesterday afternoon. About forty were
present and dinner was served at o:3O.
All had a pleasant time.
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Judge w. F. Hughes officiated a
the wedding yesterday afternoon o
Miss Nellie c.. Nelson and Andrew
Lundgreen Jr., both of this city. Ihel
friends extend their best wishes.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
YORK WEaEEHS THE KIDNEYS
Donn's Kidney Pills HHve Dope Great. Service for People who WorlE in AlaAka

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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
TOWN TALK

Mrs J. B. Corson and nice left on the Dolphin for Seattle where they will take the steamer for Nome, meeting Mir. Corson there.
 so ds'' W. H. Schrader, representing the Calkin Newspaper syndicate has re- turned from visit to the mines about Haines.
 so.s The P. c. S. S. City of Seattle, Is due here at 10 a. m. Sunday. She will bring sixty passengers for skagway and 55 tons of freight.
 sSS Jos Brewer, who has spent the past ten years mining and prospecting in and around Stewart river and TeSlin lake, came out on last nights train and