The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26
Albert Lea to get him, but it seems

was called to the residence of Geo.
w. Wright on route 2, several miles
out of town quite early Monday
morning The doctor had a car take
! him out to the location. Miss Hazel,
1 the oldest daughter of Mr.. Wright and
wife, had been caught by a betting
operating a cream separator by a
gasoline engine and lifted several
times from the floor before being lib
Grated Both arms were broken, one
/ in two places and she was other
wise injured DIR. Cullen called up
DR.. Grimes of Madelia and he re.
sponded promptly and assisted in
! dressing the injuries of the lady
She is doing as well as could be
expected
Eastman attempted last Thursday to
! find the grave of his mother. She is
buried not far from the mission but
DR. Eastman was unable to find any
one who could guide him to the ex-
act spot. HI. M. Aune, H. A. Bald
win, Joseph Tyson and DR.. Eastman
! went out to the scene of the noted
Indians childhood in Mr.. Aune's au
tomobile Thursday morning. They
found the spot where the shack stood
in which Dr. Eastman spent the first
four years of his life and tried to
/ find the grave but failed.
Joe Salfer, sixteen year old boy
that Joseph Safer brought back from
Germany recently, sustained frac-
ture of both bones of his right wrist
this morning while employed in
Schwender Bros garage. He under
took to crank strange car, and for
got to look to see how the spark
was advanced. The spark was ad
vanced too far, and the crank kicked
back and inflicted a bad injury. The
lad was placed under a doctors care,
and will be laid up for several
weeks.
differences with the French govern
ment, have brought him in the lime
light, has received notice that he can
spend certain length of time in
Germany, but he had better not
make his presence known in France.
Frelin is former resident of Man
kato.
The airdome will open under the
new management Saturday night
The manager has arranged with the
police department to have police
man on the ground each evening
The day police will change off in
performing this service, and they will
be paid by the airdome management
The rest room is very hot after.
Moons these days, and the heat could
he mitigated a good deal if an cleo
trio fan was to be installed. Here
! is chance for the Consumers Power
company or some firm or individual
to do great favor by presenting
the rest room with an electric fan.
The fire department was called
out at 1:15 p. IN. today by fire in
the roof of Chris Snyders barn, 802
Willow street. The firemen laid 900
feet of hose and turned on water and
got the fire out, the damage to the
barn being but slight. 1t was a good
stop on day like this.
Officers Budde and Pollei raided
the hobo camp in the north part of
the city yesterday afternoon and lock-
ed up ten of these undesirabes The
prisoners were arraigned this morn
ing in pairs and sent out of town
separately. More raids are to follow.
w. w. Rich, Familiarity known as
Bill Rich, has ceased to be custo-
dian of the federal building, st. Paul.
He has reached the conclusion that
to act as custodian without receiving
pay therefor would not add to the
pleasure of holding the job.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late DR.. Peter Follman
will be held Saturday morning at
nine o'clock at st. Peter and Paul's
Catholic church, and the interment
will be made at Calvary cemetery
The German Lutheran band gave
two very pleasing entertainments
Monday and Tuesday nights, which
were well attended and highly ap,
preciated The band is a very good
organization.
Sam Morris met with an accident
Tuesday by slipping on a plank in
the rear entrance of his furniture
store. One of his ankles was quite
badly sprained, but he is able to get
about today.
Eric P. Strom a building contrac-
tor, has been appointed manager of
the ST. Paul branch of the state free
employment bureau, effective June 1
He succeeds J. H. Wilson.
The jury in the case of William
Edmons, charged with selling liquor
to minors at st. Peter, disagreed.
The jury stood eight for ecquittaI,
and four for conviction.
One of the American Express COM
pany delivery horses ran away last
night on Front street Driver Draper
was thrown from his seat, but was
not injured.
The retail clerks and the Omaha
freight office force engaged in n
battle royal at Lewis Field last even
ing. The Omahas won. Score, IA
to g.