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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
FUNERAL OF MRS. PETTIS WAS
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Irene
fett;s took pace ut l:30 O'Clock this
afternoon. at the house, and the inter
ment was made at Gienwood cemetery.
The services were conducted Ey Rev.
H. H. WiIIisford, in the absence OF
jackson White OF Minneapolis, pastor
of the Apostolic Faith mission there.
There is little TO be added to- the
case, from What The Free Press had
Saturday. County Attorney Plymat
today said that if person, no matter
how ILL., does not desire Che services
OF q physician there is no law to force
him TO secure one, and that neither is
lit a crime for others to advise agains.
securing ore.
Rev. Newton first adopted the ApOs-
tolic faith, and through him his dau9h-
ter also BECAME a devout believer in
I the same doctrines. The husband mas
/ followed them to some extent but
theirs
7 Seated in the little front room OF
the Pcttis home yesterday afternoon,
near the coffin where the body of Mrs.
pcttis lay as mute, but patheti,
testimony to Il faith which even rhc
presence of death could rot shake, the
father and the husband told of their
belief in prayer as Il cure for all ills,
physical as well as spiritual.
God can do anything il we have
fail |, Nh
4 ponld not ed, Use those without faith
to refuse to have a physician, but. if
we believe, Gel will cure iis as he did
in New Testament days. l did not
forbid, or even advise. my daughter
not TO have doctor. She did as she
was led of the Lord
The husband said: 1T is through
my lack of faith that this has hap
pened. ! !.avc been in Canada proving
up Il claim and there / believe l let
worldly thoughts get into my mind
God has let this happen as Il lesson u
NE. but it is his will.
i Il do not want my wife back unless
ne should send her. When she refused
to see Il doctor, it was not her that
spoke, int he Holy Ghost
Mr.. Pcttis also says that a few
years age the doctors told him not
only that he wonid 90 blind, but that
he would die shortly. He believes
prayer saved his life, and brought
back his sight, which is much I'M
proved. He will remain here until he
can arrange for the care of the three
children. Then he expects to 90 back
to Canada to finish proving up his
claim and then devote his life to re-
ii.ioiis work.
Rev. AIr. Newton, father of Mrs
fettis, has had a variasated religious
career. For many years he was Bap.
list minister, them he became attract
cd by the teachings of Dowie, anu
with his wife, who was i'll at the time
he made trip TO Zion City to see il
the self STYLED Elijah, the If. could
save her She died shortly after THEN
return here
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Ledbeser Appeal TO Be Heard BY the
Supreme Court.

From Thursdsy's Daily.
St Paul, March 3I-Ihere are 225
eases to be heard b. the STATE supreme
court during lis spring and summer
term. which opers hexb week. Ilief'
are twelve decisions from the last term
yet to be handed down. Part OF these
wilI come through on Friday, but 4
few will hang over till The next term.
fhc most interesting ease TO be de1
cidcd by the court this term is the
appeal in The I4e,Ibetei case from Man
ka;o In THIS controversy it is sought
to pat Mrs. Ledbcter on trial second
time after having heen once found not
guilty Of murder. 1t is contended b.,
the state that rs Judge Pfau, sitting
in Tie ease. was the father Of one of
The lawyers appearing in The case, The
trial vas II .'no trial 'T.iis Is the
point which The supreme court viii be
asked to decide.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY IS
NOW IN CHARGE.
From fridays RaiiN.

From fridays Daily.
The Consumers Power company to-
day took over. the local plant and
business OF the Al;1nkato Gas ana Elee-
tric Light company and VII eondncS il
hereafter, as heretofore announced by
this paper The eonp,any's local oi'iee
has been given an overaauiiae, ana
painted and papered and masie ia Took
more attractive. H. NJ. Byllcsiy ( co
of Chicago are really the Consumers
Power company, and are SAID 10 hc
strong firm.
The new owners Of The plant an
Eornce. ii ancthe.. COLUMN That il VIII
make extensive Improvements and en-
largements il he. local gas and cice-
trio light plant and in the distributing
system during .tle year, fer the par
pose of bettefing The service and ae-
Yeioping unserved portions OF ne cry
The company has purchased tie water
power on the Blue Earth river nj Rani-
dan and has let the contract for the
construction OF concrete dam, and
expects to develop something fke 39at
horse power there. This swiil
lie brought 10 Mankato and noarbS
towns and villages, tAas allorang elle.l
power for lie development Of Haml-
featuring Industries
The new management announces t,sti
it is its intention to afford its con
sumers he best possible service n
reasonable and consistent rates anl
to do all in It's power, 70 doyelol
Mankato and its environments.
Tine Free Press was the first to an
nounce the sale OF the local plant t,
the Consumers Power company, ans
has given the subsequent development.
as fast Us they have occurred, includ
ing what has been going on at tht
dam in the way Of news. and expect,
to continue 10 serve sup tho news wA,l
it is fresh.
r. Il. Brown, WHO has been the 81.
perintcndent and manager for The Man
kato Gas and Electric light company
will hold . similar position with th'
new owners OF tie plant and viii con
tinuc to give his hest efforts to th,
interests Of the company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
FORMER EgANKATo MAN PASSES
AWAY AT WELLS.
Firm, Mn-Fe.2-. raiiv


,loln s. Brewster, 4 former Markato
business man. died &c his home at
Wells saturday, of asthma and dropsy.
after 4 long illness. lie was a Younger
brother Of the late George W. Brewster
Of this cily, and was born at Goshen.
Cont. 0cl H. 1912, and followed his
lfoiller 20 Nanlato III 1871. lie took
z paSiiioa ii lile First National bank
witch John y. iial and later VAS with
The Central Minnesota Railway COM
pany. IL 1873 he WAS namiea tc Miss
iila Niliin3a, daughter Of United
States Senator Morton s. Wilkinson
o. tlis city.
Was ii Tie Mail Service.
Four years after their marriage, Mr.
ard Mrs. i,reNstcr moved So Wells and
resi.lesI there ever since Mr. Brewster
was IN lie mail service for eighteen
or twenty years and after that was
eaeagal in tic shoe business until hi-
failing Eeaith four or Eve wears AGO
necfssitated his retirement.
Survived By a Sen.
Mrs. Brewster died n.Iane. 1915. hui
Mr. Brewster IS survived by one son
,ttoracy VI. w Brewster OF Wells. and
oac hfotitr, Nelson Brewster Of
arlington, lad. 'rhe deceased was !
an Of upright character. ard was re-
pectei iF al VINO knew him. and hi.
9eath causes much regret among his
lends and aNuaiatances.
The remains VIII b brought to Man
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
City Engineer Wilson Preparing Plans
For q New One.

City Engineer Wilson is preparing
plans for a cover for the city reservoir
to be constructed of reinforced con
crete. The present wooden roof is
getting in bad shape, and will have
ta be replaced Wood is getting ex-
pensivc, and has to be replaced every
few years, and Mr.. Wilson believes
that reinforced concrete will be much
more durable and permanent and less
expensive in the end. He would have
a turtle back put on the reservoir
with raise of about six feet, and
have the reservoir made so that birds
and rabbits cannot possnp,y get in.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
It VIII BE Held in New Ulm on April


The seventh annual exhibition of the
State Art society. will be held at the
roUrt house i'll New ulm, April II
to "a. liberal prizes have been offered
for the best work. These prizes are
as follows:
Fine Arts, 800 each for the best
work in oil or water colors. sculpture,
and architectural design Tin perspec
tivel; $25 for the best architectural
design BY draughtsman.
liardcraft, $50 for the best work
in jewellery, metal work, wood carving,
pottery. book binding, leather, designs,
hecs, weaving, embroidery, stained
glass.
Artistic photography, $40 for the
best group Of photographs from lifc
or nature; 80 for the best single
photograph from lfe or nature.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Field Men Held a Meeting in Thi
City; Manager Davis Here.

From Tuesdays Daily.
W. NJ. Davis, manager of the Ma
tona' Rating league of Chicago, was
in Malkato Yesterday and last even
ing to meet with the field men. The
following field men were in attend
ance: II. W. Ferguson, Luverne; Dr.
n. c. Berg, Luverne; d. B. Kumler.
Worthington; Hugo Berg, Sleepy Eye !;
George S. Truman. Winthrop; w. w.
Smith, j. j. Spellman, j. H. Jaeger,
ID. /. Coon, Mankato; NJ d. Shasky,
Pcrham; }. II. Runs, Huron, S. ID.
The National Rating league pub
fishes the Rating Report and Credit
Guide, giving the poor pay list. The
book will contain the names of poor
payers in this and adjoining counties.
Mr.. Davis returned this morning to
Chicago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
She Had Suffered From Complies
cation Of Diseases.


From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. Gust Albright died at cievor
thirty O'Clock last night at the fam
lily residence at 80 Owatonna street!
Death resulted from complication Of
diseases with which Mrs. Albright sliI-
fcred but comparatively short time.
Mrs. Albright was Miss May Jaeger
before her marriage, and WAS born iii
this city twenty-f years ago. Ter
marriage took place about five years
ago and she is survived by her hus-
band and three children, the eldest Of
whom is only four years old surviv-
ing are also her parents, aIr. and Mrs.
William Jaeger. and two sisters and q
brother. One of the sisters is now at
local hospital making q nice reco.
cry after having submitted to an
operation fer appendicitis a week apo.
Mrs Albright WAS q good woman and
% dutiful wife and fond mother and
her death is incurred by large num-
her OF friends.
Unless different arrangements are
made awaiting the arrival OF. Mr. .Iae-
ger. brother Of the deceased and a resi-
dent of northern Minnesota. The fun
eral services of Mrs. Albright viii
take place Monday afternoon ut Tie
German lutheran church.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Lena Hackbarth Is Declared tc Be
Mentally Unbalanced

Litehield, Alnn-. April /. The Gnal
act in the Cedar Mills candy poison
ing case which had baficd the aulhori-
tics Until Monday last when Miss Lena
Iiackbarth confessed to tire crime, was
enacted i'll the probate conrt yesterday
afternoon. when Judge Harris declared
her insane.
She appears rational on all other
matters Bnt long brooding over The
alleged wrong done her b. Frank Nur-
del has unbalanced her mind, and het
ore idea IS 10 be rcvenged.
IL is thought she viii he identified
by treatment at tie Fergus Falls hos
pital. wlcre She VIII be taken IN Tie
morning by Sheriff Dertelson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Coast Sarvice on Milwaukee.

On July I The Chicago, Milwaukee
& 81. Paul road will have through
passenger service in operation betwcen
Chicago and Seattle. and an official OF
The company said positively yesterday
that all through trains will be run
By way OF Milwaukee. Winona and st.
paal 70 the vest This means that
The through trains Will be made M in
Chieaec and chat there viii be moi iin2
exccp, change f,agines to carry them
direct TO Seattle.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
His Honor Had Licked" an Editor;
pennla Paw Court E,,nnncac

His Honor Had Licked" an Editor;
People Pay Court Expenses
Nillmar, Mimi, april |. II. S. Peter
son, MAJOR Of Willmar, was tried by
u Jury IN the municipal court aad ac-
Quilted on the charge of ASSEMBLING
6. T. Spencer. editor Of The Willmar
iaHrnal. The case grew ont OF an edi-
iolial in Spencer's paper in which he
stated that the streets q Willmai
were csoeercd With wagon loads OF
empty beer and whisky bottles, and
in which he called upon the city an
thorilies to engage team to haul the
bottles away and bury them.
Mayor Peterson a Few days age
called upon lie editor of The Journal
SAVING that he had team and wagon
outside the Office ready TO pick up any
bottles which he editor might be able
10 locate. The editor refused to 60
along. Mayor Peterson then assaulted
him.
Spencer won't to The county attorney
and sworc ont warrant. Two days
after this event the mass meeting OF
citizens for nominating city officials
was held. and the people of the city
mani ~,inetna Peterson. In
the trial of l..e ;.a..it ease, popular
subscriptions met the expenses incur
red by The mayor
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Blue Earth County's Representation
IN State G.. o. P. Meet.

Blue Earth county will be entitled
to sixteen delegates in the state re-
publican convention which will be held
in st. Paul OH June 81, not June %
as was reported on Saturday. The
convention will convene at ii a. m. in
the Auditorium. The county convcn-
tons will be held on June II.
The order of nominations will be as
follows: United States senator, Judges
of the supreme court, governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state,
auditor, treasurer, attorney general.
railroad and warehouse commissioner,
clerk of the supreme comt.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
North Pole Anniversary.

New York, April 6.--Today is the
first anniversary of the discovery of
the North Pole by Commander Robert
+. Peary. Informal celebrations will
beheld this evening by the local geoe-
raphers and Explorers. Commander
Peary is now busy with his lectures
and literary labors.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08

l.ato for bHrial, on the 1910 a. m. train
tomorrow. aad Viii be taken directly to
tienwood cemetery from the depot and
laid beside those Of his wife and her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Brewster
vail accompany The remains 10 Man
l;ato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
Peal Estate Transfers.

August REESE TO John Shields, lots
II and Is. auditors plat Of part Of
section 8, MCPHERSON, for $500. John
ilolbefg to Lars SAndstrom and 9th
cra, trustees Of tie Iapidan Cemetery
association, strip twelve feet long, be-
side The cemetery, for 81.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08
PRAY; fHAT'Ll GlJRE.
STATEMENT or REV. WHITE OF
THE APOSTOLIC FAITH.
This Man IS Possessed Of Fins
Sense Of Huaor; Tells OF a Mum
her Of Cases Of Healing in mime
apolis; NOV TIE Church Was Or
gained; Missionaries Go Forth
without Pare Of Script.


81 pauI ,r,;f ~pra,er s Ell.
a.. a,ytl,;no. ssia pa, INK.
-, 1frl,;ts nes,or af tbn ob,reh af
no f,nostol;e F,;.b il Alinaeapo,;s.
~ .i.,p,. when i,,,o,yiewea concern
mo the doee. 81 AIRS grcre pat:.
lis fcsnsr follower and eo.workcr i I,n
djed - alsnlato on rinrsaav eye,ip.,
after raf,sinu me assistapee 81 meIi.
al ai.j "a el,;tll,,rth
Mr. white vho i stont of frame
AMI ,assesea 81 lme sense af hu-
hor vs,t on IS ten al 4 family IN
NSpnaaDoiis whose mother Ind sent IA
(, bapsi.crlef 10 H. aanoia;el for lie
,,se i, on. az i've children Int who
Ind gourd tie bit 81 muslin 4 nanAaea
tor The his of the remaiiiao o!lsnrinq
until laundry operations nnon It be
zane inperatifc 10 Tie Distraction 81
Il. Acaliaa powers.
q s8isd thc handkerchief wMeh 50
nlalvelou,lv cured Mrs. Pettis' son Of
pneumonia about a week 400. rev.
Ri N.,sIo. o,.nlfsli,or = ~.
.ka1 49, a,.,.nt 4, gha t;na .,,,a
Is;1 Is; ,n5. nao, ii,o olatb n;9b III
rest Of the elders and myself. said
Nh. White. ~lVe never do as4flline
cntrarv t. The laws of the state. /
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-08

7 II is much better to make people wan.
TO do 4 thing OF this sort than 10
compel them to do il.
VIII Have Clean lin Weak
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
BuffaIOs to 90 Ea st.

It's rumored that "Sdotty" Phillip
p derided to sell his herd of buffaloes
Phch he has been holding for several
|'ss in the big pasture seven miles
nm Fort Pierre. The rumor says
at they are to go to eastern parties,
DO will distribute them to a number
parks which want such specimens.
BIS herd is one of the few large ones
y and several attempts have been
ade to get the government to pur-
ase them and locate them at some
nt in the Black Hills for the per-
patton of the species. This herd
\ started about thirty years ago by
Ped Dupree, one of the old time
ench traders, who captured a few
fbbly calves out on the upper Mo-
Au river country, and started to build
herd. He kept them as long as
lived, and at his death, in the dis
1oution of the estate the herd was
ID, "Scotty" being the purchaser.
has kept them about ten years and
that time the herd has practically
piled in size. 1t would be misfor-
Pc to have this herd scattered, when
) now in such good shape to keep
Teasing under the same care they
Pc been receiving for the past ten
PRS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
Indians Buy Motorcycles.

The Sioux Indians belonging at the
Sisseton agency-or at least some of
them-are becoming quite aristrocratic
and no longer are satisfied to make
their journeys in buggies or on horse
back doubtless regarding this method
out of fashion. Within a few days
nine of them have placed orders with a
single Webster concern for motorcycles
and it is believed others have placed
similar orders elsewhere. The pur-
chase of these machines will result in
other Indians purchasing motorcycles
so it will not be long until these
machines are numerous among the
Sisseton Sioux indians. Some of the
more wealthy Indians also are arrang-
ing to buy expensive automobiles SO
themselves and families can travel in
white man" style.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
Accused of Robbing Cars.

Unaware that he was being Swallowed
F. E. Cushman, a railroad man employ
ed on the Northwestern system, was
arrested in Sioux City Sunday and is
charged with being implicated in
numerous box car robberies in South
Dakota. Cushman, as brakeman,
with two other men who have been
arrested at other points, are suspected
of Systematically robbing cars while in
transit, and number of the robberies
are reported to have been committed at
Mitchell. Cushman was taken to Nit
chell yesterday by Sheriff L. w. Plot
ner of that place.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
Knowles Wins One Suit.

After a turtle attempt to abrogate
the panel on the ground that it had
been irregularly drawn, the state pro-
ceeded with the criminal libel case
AGAINST Freeman Knowles at Deadwood
the editor of the Lantern, the jury
returning a verdict of not guilty. The
libel charged consisted of connecting
the name of S. R. Smith, Lead mer-
chant with a notorious case of four
wears ago. There are still two other
criminal libel cases against Knowles to
bo tried. one on complaint of Justice
ouimbv of Lead, and the other on
oon,nIaint of Geo. Northam, of Lead.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17

Groton, in attempting to kick the belt
from the engine of his feed mill, was
caught in the belt and his leg so badly
crushed that amputation was necessary
the accident occurred Saturday even
ing about o'clock.
DR.. Olson, of Groton. was called,
and Leake was hurried to the st,
Luke's hospital in Aberdeen. The leg
was amputated above the knee late
Monday afterdoon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
In Cold Storage.

W.. A. Straight, of Bradley, came
into the Globe office Monday with full
grown head of cabbage, as fresh and
green as though grown in hot house
which he dug from under snow bank
in his garden. In gathering his cab
beges last fall he left few very small
ones which were covered with snow
before the cold weather began and this
one grew and thrived under its SNOW
covering.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
In Very Hard Luck.

John Reber, prominent resident of
James, lost a $500 lawsuit and was
severely injured in a runaway, all in
the same day. Mr.. Reber's skull was
fractured, nose broken and face badly
lacerated.
The accident occurred in Aberdeen
on Monday. Something started the
horses and they started to run. Break
ing loose from the buggy, they ran
down Lincoln street. When the team
broke loose from the buggy Mr.. Reber
was ierked over the dashboard.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17

interest of Gamble, and Glass is not
inclined to let any committee tell him
where to head in.
All agree that at this hour it is
impossible to unity tko insurgents upon
any two candidates for congress.
Richards is pushing Dillon, and
CANDLES friends are inclined to resent
this decision on the part of Richards.
An agreement will be reached on the
state ticket, and the knocking in the
head of the surplus candidates for the
state offices ccured Thursday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
Arrested by Telephone.

The different uses to which the rural
telephone can be put was demonstrated
at Olivit few days ago, when local
officers arrested Geo. Roth by tele-
phone and had him appear before a
local justice. Roth was ordered to
appear before Judge Kratz at GER
tain time, and did so, entering plea
of guilty and paying fine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
|surgents Fight Over Dillon.

/
All the insurgent candidates except
lon and McNulty met with the insur.
hts committee which was in session
Huron Thursday for the purpose OF
ting out the candidates.
Fhe first session was held at ii o'clock
|ursday with R. o. Richards presid-
The roll call showed that but ten
lnties were represented.
Phe meeting convened at 2 o'clock
|ursday afternoon. All the candi-
Fes for state office have agreed to let
committee say who shall be the
Pdidates of the faction. The con-
essional ticket presents the rock
|on which committeeman split. The
hdidates are Wilbur S. Glass, OF
Rtertown, M. j. Clancy, of Wakonda
II. Dillon, of Yankton, j. F. Schrad-
Of Rapid City, and Frank McNulty,
Aberdeen.
lhe Gamble men are pushing CLANCY
|ainst Dillon, and all seem to be
reed that McNulty and Schrader
puld be ideal selections, but it is
possible to get an agreement.
Dillon will not be sidetracked for the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-17
Damage to a Bridge.

After working strenuously to repair
the bridge across Snake creek, at Rec
field, the Milwaukee road was just in
shape to resume traffic across the
structure when a miniture ice gorge
broke, flooding the creek and sweeping
away not only that part of the bridge
which had been renewed, but carrying
away portions which had withstood the
strain of the earlier flood. Milwaukee
trains between Redfeld and Aberdeen
are now running on the Northwestern
tracks.