The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-11-25

neapolls ;5T Representative MOyle EC
wardsrtof Breckenridge, Representative
D. P.s 0'Neil7 of; Thief River Falls an
, Dan. Shell of Worthington. Anon
those who joined the party en- rout
were Joe Ring offShakopee, c. N. Cos
grove of lie Sueur, Senator II. N. Ben
-3some and William Mallgren of s.
4 Peter,
| NOTES OF THE RATIFICATION.
Senator w. A. Hinton of Truma
was one of those who participated il
the ratification. Mr.. Hinton repre-
lsented Matonwan and Martin countie
Fin the senate several terms, but thi
\ year he1Fwas mot Il candidate for re
lelection. He
~ ,se9s'us. 49,
knltte Sandum, who is a newspape
magnate of considerable fame, and
magnetic fellow all the time, came il
Ito help make the celebration a com
plete success. Mr.. Sandum's habita
is at 'Bricelyn, a town that is in tn,
Sarah district Of Minnesota.
Editor Enge' of The Gilmore Eye,
newspaper that sees everything. wa!
among those present. Mr.. Enge is on,
iof 1.-THE shrewd politicians of his sec
tion. o..s5a g.,
| "a. J:.,e! aa-
j tot n
st. Peter graced the occasion with his
distinguished presence.
Hon. Franklin F. Ellsworth was
among the number from out of tn,
ieity. Hereafter Mr. Ellsworth, when.
ever he visits other towns, will regis.
ter from Mankato He moved to this
leity today and is now entitled to be
tenrolled as one of Mankato's citizens.
h.. Ia
Mr. Samuelson of The st. Paul Pho.
nicer Press and James A. Peterson of
llhe Daily News covered" the ratifica
ton for their respective papers.
fhiMiss Alma Hartman, stenographer in
the public examiners office, came in
with the Twin City party. Miss
Hartman is a former resident of Man.
kato.
Mrs. A. O. Eberhart and three chill
dren came to Mankato TO enjoy the
ovation to the governor.
Senator Thomas Pugh of Duluth was
IN attendance. The senator never
grows DID, a.
Is,, sEa., %ih
Jndde-eleetsj Nelson of Slayton was
present." The Judge won out at the
recent election by a close margin. after
one of Fthe most exciting and most
bitterly fought contests in the state.
He will succeed Judge p. +. Brown
+on the bench.
,,t,ug tc 73t3saf -
/, Former Secretary of State Brown of
Blue Earth mingled with the crowd.
Mr.. Brown is another of the young
old men of Minnesota. 80
Editor, +. F.. Lane of The Sherburne
Advance and Phil Liesch, publisher OF
The New Clm Journal, fitted about
and were as ,kittenish as couple of
two ear,olds.
i. G Hotaling of The Mapleton En-
terprise was on, hand to see that every.
thing was done up" proper.
Senator Duea Of Pipestone was here
to help along the big "blow out" Mr.
Duea is a new; bright light in the po-
litical armament. He succeeds Sena.
tor Garfield in the upper branch of
the Minnesota legislature.
Hon. Thomas c. Collins of Window
could not attend the celebration. The
mother of Mrs. Collins died yesterday
morning which necessitated Mr.. Collins
remaining at home.
81 Charles Draper. OF Wells, the well.
known banker, and one of the incest
fellows, in Southern Minnesota, took in
the proceedings and was well satisfied
with everything,
Everybody ~ conceded that the pa
rade last night was one of the most
brilliant spectacles that ever has oc-
Cured in this city. Its beauty was
visible. to those who stood on the
sidewalks and watched it pass by, but
ITS magnificance was made manifest to
those who watched it from upper story
windows as it approached from dis
lance
The suffragettes were not forgotten.
lhy were well represented in the pa
fade. George Meyer, son of the mayor,
and his associates, Messrs. Nelson and
Wilmer, had well decorated "hoat" in
Iine, and pathetic appeals were made
Tor votes. for women Herb Miller
and l.. Selinski also displayed an in
-erest in the suffragettes.
There We're many transparencies in
he big parade. Those of the German
ound read Our Governor, Hoch!' 1--WE
Helped Some" The men employed by |
he Widell company, of which Gov
'rnor Eberhart is member, read:
Our Boss; Our Governor" Others |
n the parade were labeled: Seventy