The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-28

Sweden, with John A. Person and
Andrew Rudberg as witnesses.
Joseph Schimels, 1929 North Sew.
enth ST., with Emil p. Hildebrand
and Josef Salfer as witnesses Au-
gust Vanthuyne, 2O3 Rhine street,
with E. Klugherz and John Felber
as witnesses.
Nils H. Bratmnd. Lincoln town
ship, with Herbran Oleson and John
Nicholson as witnesses.
Abraham A. Doland, Mapleton,
with Samuel l.. Blaisdell and e. p.
IiaggeStuen as witnesses.
William Carl Bartsch, Good Thun-
der, with VIM. A. Just and Herman
c.. Pischner as witnesses.
Edward II. Anderson, Minnesota
Lake, with Samuel l.. Blaisdel and
T.. p. IIaggestuen as witnesses.
Henry G. Kuehn, Good Thunder,
with VIM. A. Just and Herman G.
Pischnef as witnesses.
Matthias Evesgaard, 424 Seventh
av. s. North Mankato, with Ole Han,
sen and Paul Iverson as witnesses.
Peter Paa, l56 Dickinson ST., with
Henry Veigel and Emil Hildebrand
as witnesses.
Robert o. Hughes, 1923 9Th Ave,
city, with Bennett Williams and VIM
F.. Hughes as witnesses.
Christian p. Hansen, Vernon Cen
ter, with Herman A. King and Gust
Nelson as witnesses.
Friedrich W. Schwanke, Amboy,
with Harry e. Woods and James
II. Kinney as witnesses.
Lars Christiand SOyland, Pember-
ton. with Joseph C. Nelson and L.
w. McKibben as witnesses.
Joseph Bernhart Keinz, route 3,
city, with Gust BIatterman and John
Dahler as Witnesses
Herman +. Spandico, Lake Crys-
tai, with r. r. Jones and r. J.
Hughes as witnesses.
Louis Glesnes, SIS Nicollet Ave,
North Mankato, with John Farm and
Fred p. Emmler as witnesses.
T. +. Farrell and T. Burns, the
two men who were recently arrested
at Granite Falls for the alleged theft
OF goods from the store of NJ O.
Sundt, and who were charged with
grand larceny in the first degree,
were this forenoon permitted to plead
to the charge of grand larceny in
the second degree, and were taken
before Judge Pfau. Each entered a
plea OF guilty, and they will be SEN
fenced at ten o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing, in compliance with their re-
quest for immediate sentence. r.
F. Hunt was appointed their attor-
ney.
Pleads Guilty to Burglary.
Harry Wilson, who was charged
with burglary i'm the third degree in
breaking into Conner Jones' store,
pleaded guilty and asked for i'm
date sentence. He will be sentenced
tomorrow morning. The court APP
pointed F. f. Ellsworth his attorney.
C. Fl. Stickles will be allowed to
plead tomorrow morning to the
charge of grand lacency in the
second degree in the theft of goods
from Herman Schmidt's residence. Ii
is understood that he will plead
guilty.
All of these parties desired to take
advantage of the law allowing them
to go before the court and plead
and receive their sentences, without
waiting for court to meet.
Vernon Flanagan Is Given Chance
to Redeem Himself.
When Vernon Flanagan came into
court yesterday afternoon to answer
to the charge of disorderly conduct,
/, to investigate the case further. It
appears that on Sunday keg of
beer was tapped AT the home of his
uncle, Ed. Flanagan. The latter said
that two parties came there with it
and asked permission to drink ii
there, and he granted them permits
sion. The court told Ed Flanagan
that he must take care how he con-
ducts himself. The boy is to work
and keep away from his uncle's and
from saloons
Several Claims Are Filed In the Pro-
bate Court.
The attention of the probate court
was taken up today in hearing the
evidence for and against two large
claims against the estate of the late