The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-01-19
NORTH MANkAro NOTES.
From Thursdays Daily.

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NORTH MANkATo NOTES.
From Thursdays Daily.
Vice President Henry Robel has
called special meeting Of the North
Mankato Commercial club tomorrow
night to arrange for a program for
the banquet to be given to those
contesting to see how many new
members can be secured for this
club. All members of the club are
especially invited to attend. 1t is
hoped that a number of prominent
speakers will be secured for this
banquet.
Henry Robel and d. Donahue Of
North Mankato returned yesterday
from business trip to st. Paul.
from Fridays Daily.
Three North Mankato business
men are giving demonstrations Of a
new kerosene lamp every evening.
These men are J. II. Minks, John
Kummerow and ]. G. Walrod. Mr..
Minks has the exclusive rights for
this territory, but the efforts of all
three are associated. The lamp
which they are selling is called the
Wonder Lamp and has a 100-
candle power capacity, burns the
cheapest Of kerosene, and costs but
one cent for six hours to run. There
is no smoke or smell and the lamp
does not heat UP like the old kind.
A number of models can be secured,
as the lamp can be used for a hang
ing damp or q reading lamp, and
this last is greatly emphasized by
the agents, as they consider it one
of the best reading lamps in the
world. So far, they have been un-
usually successful in selling their
new ware.
Miss Tina Mayer of River avenue.
North Mankato, was rendered a sur.
prise last night. about twenty-five
young people being the self-inVited
guests. Games, Cards and music
were enjoyed throughout the even.
ing. Refreshments were served at a
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hendricks of
Sherman avenue returned yesterday
from a short visit with friends in
Sleepy Eye.
Miss Harriet Murphy of Sleepy Eye
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. =.
Grimes of North Mankato.
Mrs. Henry Markytan Of North
Mankato entertained at party We'd.
nesday evening.
From Saturdays Daily.
The following is the list of personal
property taxpayers in North Man
kato and the amounts they pay into
the Nicollet County treasury:
Andring, John 1886; Ball. c. E.
$3.2S; Bennett, o. E. $21.02; Buck,
r. II. 3.2S; Burrill, l.. l.. 1897; Barr,
VIM. $5.12; Craver. VIM. a. $5.07;
Charland, G. Z. $2.1S: Carlson, Emil
IT. $2l.66; Ehlers, F. II. $1,04; Erick-
son, Erick $2.14; Eberlain, VIM. $4.23 !;
Farm, J. G., 1896: Fisher & Mcdonald,
$1406; Ford, VIM. $4.03: Fox, Fred
$11.S7; Fields, VIM. $11.S2; Fletcher,
George W. $2.7S; Guttman, II. s2.34:
Gustafson, ", $1.29; Grue, o. o. estate,
$10.93; Gauthier, +. T., $5.07; Hanson,
Ada E., $2.73: Henretty, Pat, SSH; Ho-
dapp, Wendell. 1886; Zimmerman,
Ed, 1884; Hoffman, Fred, $1.09:
Hagen, NJ E., $2.34; Hills, Marion.
1854; Jenson. p. $2.73; Johnson,
NJ. v, 1886; kircher, Joseph. $2.0S;
Kumero, John & Co. $16.74; kop.
pen, John, $500; kroeger, John,
Sis; Lehman. Paul, $7.21; Maher,
James, $26S; Mayer. Henry, 1896;
Meyer, d. F., $6.26; Mcclure, M. F.,
$2.64; Markyton, II. r., $3.50;
& Co, $4O.19; Nielsen, j. B., $2s.17;
Neck, John, $2.14; Noble. o. A,
S218; Nixon, William, $6.21; Mel
son. J. G.. $2.14; Olson, ]. W., 1923;
O'Brien. NJ, $2.73: Otto, Carl, $4.42;
Page, William, $224O; Page, Ben,
1888; Rudbeck. A. p, s5.41; Rohde,
Emil, $20.17; Rudbeg. Chales, $685.;
Robel, Heny, ST., $5.31; Robel, Henry,
Jr., 1927; Stewart. w. E., $54.70:
Spornitz, William, 1888; Schauss, ].
J., 1927; Solomon, John, 1852; Strick,
land, A. W., s37.56; Spear, Allan,
"a cents; Smith. Thomas, SIC; Small,
II. c., $5.22; Volk, William. $10.1S;
Wheeler. AL L.. $12.51; Wild, Frank,
$s.74: Will, Henry. s6.41; Walker,
o. L., SSH; Wachtler, r., $S.4S;
Yarwood, E. A., s2.1S; Muhleile &
Hochen, $G22. Money aud credit
tax: Bennett, o. E., s1.20: Char
land. G. E., go cents; Fletcher, G.
W.. 80 cents; Henretty, Pat, Sc cents;
Hills, Marion, $3.50: Jefferson, G. M,
$i.35; Johnson. M. c., $1.38; kumero,
John & Co, 80 cents: Kroeger, Jo'
scph. $50; Behlnan. Paul. is cents;
LosSow, F. W.. Is cents; Lorent-
zen, Peter, 80 cents; MarkytOn, r.
r., IS cents; Mayer, Henry, IL
cents; Nielsen, J. 3. & Co., $1.S4;
Neitge, Otto, 1915; Rohde, Emil,
$1.2O; Rudbeck. A. p. 80 cents;
Robel. Henry, Jr..- Is cents; Smith,
Thomas, $1.20; Stewart, w. E., $2.46;
Volk, William, 80 cents; Wheeler
A. L., 1925; Wild. Frank, % cents;
Yarwood, E. A., $1.50,
Mrs. C.. kotthas and Mrs. II. Ar
mold entertained the No. Five Hun
dred club last evening at the home
Of the latter at sol Belgrade avenue
Mrs. Ii. T. Markytan won the WON
ems head prize and Edwin Hepsel
won the mems prize. Late in the
evening delicious refreshments were
served. The guests had most Ell
joyable time.
Hose Company No. held a post
poned meeting Thursday night and
considerable business was transacted
Twas decided to give dance the
latter part of this month, and 9
committee consisting of George Los
Ea0rpn CharlonI and T,pf