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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
milpaufee. Dialect.

Wonge @laoe bar lagt itor Ve.
tpbuins / Socialiiternes 9teoerlas
peo gppaIget / W~iIipaufee. Oe me
ner, of bette Reberla9 er ct 'tertt
@ionesbpro on, at BET er goaet til.
bage nleo Socialiiterne Der / gpen
o. at Refferne bolber paa at no.
tynbes. SaaIeoes iorboloer oct Jig
Oog egentlig life. NaturIigois blep
SociaIiiterre ilagne, men bette er
life netop ensbetpoenbe meo, at go
c~iaIiitpartiet iom iaaban tPller frr.
re SilbGngere END for. Set moo
latte er inarere Silieloet. ga Wil.
malfee for TO aar iioen palgte en-
SocialiIt til Wapor, bar 8runoen
BERTH life ben, at Socialilterne bar
/ Slertal | 8pen. Wtr. Seioel bleo
palgt meo en- YIuralitet, mert oenne
8Iurolitet Dor langt fra at bore Ell
Wtaioritet. Serne Song log De on.
ore BARTER fla iaumlen imob Sccia.
Iiiterne, og bette iorflmer, at Sisie
blep Hagen at ct 8Iertal paa berl.
oeb 10000. &oaIitiouen eler De
iam1neni Illtteoe Eartier menitreoe
iaar en- Stprfe paa liot ODER 5000
Stemmer, men SccialiIterneS nogct
oper 10000 piier tpbelig nof, at oct
err en- SeiItaeelie at trp, at oct er
gaaet tilbagc meo Dem. Sc bar al.
BRIG for raabet oper iaa mango
Stemmer peo roget Salg. s 1906
bar ser 1887, iom itemte paa De
IocioIiitiife auroibater, | 1908 oor
autaaet iteaet til 2O,SS7, % | 1910
raubebe Tortiet oper 27,60S Stem.
mer. Set bill fees beraf, at Socia'
Iiiterne fnu glpbe fig oper Ell iepn
% itobig @ert. 0e iamnenlutteoe
WSobportier oiicr berimob, trpos
seiren ioor, iroer ilia Bert. s
1906 troppebe De OF meb 44,tS2
Stemnler, I 1908 hopbe ,e noget
minbe, nemIig 1871, og | 1910
1876. Saar, % Der blep giort i9r.
Ita @~ritreraelie for at laa oet 10.
cialiitiife 9pitprelie, brep aoalitio'
men set til at Iarnle enoel ilere ON
I'll Grogrom emo / 1903, men Den
bar life iaa itprf Tom De iffe.iocia.
Iiitiifc Gorticr i 1906 on oct uagtet
Oct regiitrerebe IrtnI Stemmeberet.
tigebe bar betpoeIi9 Itsrre.
@Iarot andre Sing. iom man fan
lore al 8nIQet I WfiIlpaufee, er at
Sen f~otoIife airfes iieubtIige Sob.
ming oocrfor SocioIiSmcr og Soctr.
li1terrc bar opret Iaogootiom uben
Reiultat. Oct err nemIig booebioge.
LA Irbeioerue Tom itenmter for TO-
cialiItiite Srinciper % Sanoiooter,
og oct er osiaa bIanbt De orbei.
betSe alaSier, at antoliciSrnen bar
fine ileite SiIbergere. 0eu omeri.
fuifc MISUNDERSTANDING blir mere
opIpii alt efteriom IrbeibSoiIfoareue
iorbeores, oe Ben oil life bIi Sifte.
RET ira Hon, buorIeoes BEN ifaI
t9nfe % banole / politiife Spsrgs.
maaI. SporpiSt A%rbei0erue naaife
giorbe rettere | of oIliere iig meo
andre 8artier, er Ell Sag, iom life
berer berben. 9ette faor man oper-
laSe til benz ielp at ofsisre, % en-.
bner 1anS bar Met til at afsisre,
oct, ipm ban ieIp ipnes.
Sroos NeberIoeet iaar bier Oct
iig aItiaa, at Socialiiterne i Mil.
ma,,fee igr,mbeu er i~terfere emo no.
genihlbe, oa oct er piit neppe for
meset Of iise, at oct eneite, Tom fon
binbre Dem ira at fonunle til Iaa.
ten igien | 1914, er, at oct me
Stpre meo Wapor 8abing / Spio.
len cir gpen Ell mere emo aImin.
belis goo Administration, o. Den
~upartiite aoalition, iorn bet ifpIber
lit gals. peoIisebcIbes 90 itprfes
peo aae lopI:se WibIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
"Gttanic"s u~noer9ana.

Se1 befienbte onterifanife SfibS.
bpaaer 2epis Wiron uotaIte FIG
Sirsoaas ON Den itore lllpffe, ION
Scat til iibite Wtanoaa rarluuebe
8bite Star Siniens rtpe pr9gtige
Glib "Sitanic", 90 Boorpeo oper
1900 Wenneifer latte 2iuet til.
San iasbe, at bois man | oct belle
fan fIanbre nogen for Ell iaaoml
aataItroie, iaa er oct oct reilenoe
8libIifiun ieln. Oct oilbe life pGret
neSoenbig for ~Sitanic~ at fslse oen
ufifre norSIige 8fltte, men Blibli.
finn forImste bet. "SGt at anrp
Soniet bapbe betienbtgiort," f%ortiat'
tc ban, "at Sfibet oiIoe eisre ODER.
reiien suo ben ipbltge &,ite for at
unbsaa Ssbiergeire! Sror Sc / oet'
te SiIiPIbe, at mere emo en- Sienoe.
Del Of 8asiasererue piI6e eaaet meo
1gitanic"2 SRt at Se ielo ifuIoe
eiort &ei'enl piISe 0e bape fore.
trttfet BEN ipbIige % lRnsere &ute.
mar Sc ttnbe iaa Sfibsleiligheo
ooer ben fortere norbIige2 9anife
riit life. Set er De reiie1loe ielu,
iou bringer OampifibsIinierne til at
ienSe fine Sfibe inb | De Sarpdroe,
buor Ssbiersene forefommer bpp.
Siqit."
Gi1cn er bog Of BEN Reains, at
lllpffcn fife pao nogen Wtaabe fan
figes at bare sobtgiort, at Sfibs-
foIosier iun "Sitanic" life egner
fla eTler erbog er at foretrRffe FOR
9asiagerfarteu paa Seroensbaoene.
st mtnore Glib piIoe eiter bans
Ielriug bapt ligeiaa p~anifelig for
at flare fig ! en ilig Sihlation ia
bet pilbe anoimtligpis p9ret enbrl
oprre itinet. Operfor ben Itl,lig.
beb, at 1Eitanic" maaife life bar
aobt not bpgget, rtotdIte Htrou, at
Sfibet iiffert bar iaa ioIib fouirrlle.
rel, of bet bapbe Ell ~betpbelig itsrre
WoSiton0&fraft urber en- Solution
af beltue Ratltr END boilfetiombeIit
mtnbre Glib. &ataftrofeu fan Der
for fife 'iges | nogen Seuieenbe at
refIeftere poo SfibSbpggerfirmaet.
0oset iIigt iom ct Sfib, Der life
fan inrfe, ertiterer ser life, opIpier
Uer. Niror. @iitnof fuube Der
bpgses 'oobamte Sfib, flyer ban,
utelt De oiloe bli r6eu dnben Sproi
enb netop ben, at be finbe flpoe.
Get oiI iige, at ct Sfib rof funbe
tngges mco iua m~ongeoobbeIt @lrrb
o. forboble6e Siber og pauotGtte
ai6eImger, at oct oiIoe funre fIpbe,
ieIo unber Smitpnoigbeoer iom De
foreltggeroe, uler set pilbe life bli
ct Glib, iom noeeu uiIoe tnnfe poa
of sao ooer Sanet meb, % intet
SornpffibSieIifnb piIoe fable paa at
mrifaffe Del, itmpeItben az oer
9uinb, of BET life piIbe ioare Reg
ming at bape iaabanle Sfibe. SpaS
"Sitaric~ onsonr, iaa bar set life
~o9ientIia ~nuberIebe8 meS Seniun til
G%oritr7Iftion en0 ANDRE ieritefIosies
Sceauoampere MI for Sioer. Sor.
1tlelen bdr bore ZEN, az Oct bar Iter.
re og ioIibere oe berfor ioa meaet
bebre iitano til al moSitaa Storm
9dgegan9 og anbre Sarer. Mer
Riron nPrer irgeu Snil ON, at 8,
fore 9ampifibsieIIfaber bill oebbI
meo of bpgse moberne aipmpeifib,
of famine 9ppe Tom "Sitnnic", on
iHe If onoen 8rimb ian forSi oct e
goo Sfonomi. Ser er ira Sfibsbpa
gereus Spnspunft feet intet ipeiel
for at bpgse ian itore Sfibe oct ia
bore, og ct Sfib otte 8ange ia
fort iom "Sitanic" tunoe for bel
Gags Sfplb bpsges, os bet oiIb
INN tage fire @anee iaa mesei
9ripfroft. 9et eneite, iom fan tar
fes at bile i9tte en- @ranie 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

9ette bite fig of p9re ct ppperIist
Maoo, for life for bapbe Slnben
facet @anoet ODER fig, for ben iprans
op, fIiurreoe, rpiteoe fig os iatte Of.
lteb neoao Srapperne meo SaIen
lneilem Benene. Oct antoees. of
Sii'toen bapoe bengt Der | flcre 81.
mer, og ingen Tan forfIare fig @rin.
ben I'll, at ben life bIep fnolt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
Vorrona.Rrcnife

Worff ! SsiifOlen. SfoIeitpret i
Stanlep, isis, bar beiluttet at inc.
fore Gorif iom Sag / gpens Ssi.
IfoIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

Sobn garrept, ben beIsife SIpper,
bleb I Snsoags brebt- peo Meriaiaes
| Sranfris, ibet ban faIot neb fra en-
Ssibe at 600 SOB. San bar oeIta.
get | en- &affe at be iterite SIppeItep.
r1er | europa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

Brrsss !, ,scsSp GAS sAsus Juxs ibrw 1908 Az rMr Posi
ovuo AZ DsoesAn. Iowa vxDn ZEE A1 % cossnrs %
Manor 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

Miis Charlotte Marie Senien,
Sotter al gaitor os Mrs. 8. g.
SEMEN, Sinn @robe, Sa., en- bso al
SPring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

-
SfanSinapiIfe Gmner peb timber.
fitctets Summerifole. Som tibligere
meobelt isrser Brof. @isle gotbne
iom gbei for ltniperiitetets ifanoina'
piife afoeling for, at Der iaar blioer
9Iaos for ifanOinapiife Gmter peo
Meimeiotas Stats,niperiitets Com.
merIfole, y~ifriper "Sibenoe". Com.
merifolen bolbes fra Den 17oe sunni
tiI Ben 26oe Suli. Sorebrag paa
engelIf oper ifanoinauiise gmner bill
blipe bolbt Wanbog oe Snsbags 81.
termiobage og oil bare 80 Wtinuter
bper. grof. Sotbne bar Grogram'
met paa oet n9rmeite orbnet. DIR.
Smut @ieriet fra 2utber College,
Der for Chen bar en- Horaes-Siito.
RE paa Gngelif rnber arbeioe, oil
tale ON "Siftneetibens &ultur";
Grof. s. 8. Npbabl fra augsburg
Seminar, "Sfanoinaperne | ben for.
biItpriife Sio"; DR.. Conrad Geter.
ion ira @uitapus IboIpbus College,
"@uItop gSolf og Reformationen";
Grof. u. 81. Stomberg, "Speriges
Storbeostib"; DIR. 6. ". Wfelbp fra
ct. Slaf College, "Nutibens Ror.
ge"; Trof. 9apio Ippaa, Der MI
fratrpoer oct ffanbinapiIfe Brofes-
iorot peb 8aibinaton %l1rioeriitet for
at ooertage Stiuirsen Tom geitprer
for set ipenife Misiionsiamfunbs
SfoIe / Chicago, "Nlttioens Spe.
rige"; Gaitor $. 9. SborsrimiOn
fra Iortb 9afota, "Sslano"; Brof.
gotbne. "gisrnitierre g~isrnion";
DR.. Sules WauriSon fra @iisuIta-
no SpnoOens College ! Hocf SsIano,
ST., ~Strtnoberg"; Trof. 8. q. Ri.
itaS, 9eitprer for 8arf Resiou gu.
tber College / Sereus SAILS, Mim.,
"@runbtpig". Erof. g. 9. Big of
ben Sorenebe banife airfes Semi.
nar / Blair, Rebr., fommer maoife
til at boloe ct SoreSras oper "San.
mari | Iirtibcr~. Oct er muIiet,
at ban bill bIipe forbiuoret al en-
@eiie til California. 9rof. gotbne
bar iorreiten benpenSt fig til aoifil.
Iise, iom giene bar billet, mel life
bar funuet efterfomme S~nbbpoeIien.
Gufelte err ipge, andre, iom Rrof.
Sulius G. Slion at @isconiin llui.
p~eriitet % Rrof, Sobn SbrgeEtab
al @ortb Gafota uniperfitet, ifaI be.
nptte Sommerierien til en- europa.
reiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

FrofesiDr ". u. @ebleu bar IoIet
lin Sarm / R9rbeben al Stiapater
og er flpttet til Minneapolis, bpor
ban nogiper gpgoelassorganet
"Sambau6".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

GrofesiOr q. s. 2pbre bar anita.
get &alo fra Srefolbigbebs og
&ongspinger Wenigbeb, @ranb
Sorts, @. DAT, os bill tiIfptte Seal.
Oct / Wibten al Stunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

U. 6. S,ueito, B~reiibent for aber.
croiHbie Nationol 8anf / abercrpm.
bic, &c. Suf., og andre Banter Der
| Staten, bsbe pluoieIig / Sirsbags,
f:ooenoe / en- Stol / fit Stem. San
bar 53 glar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

Iarsmpbe. "Societp for tie ab.
pance1nent Of Scandinavian Stl,bp"
bpIoer fit anbet aars1nsbe peb
Hort6peitern l~lniueriitp / gpaniton,
ST., ben 26oe os 27be &pril. grof.
Sulius 6. Slion Of @isconitn Uni
iitet er Soreningens Greiioent;
grof. Sules Waurit5on Of auguita.
no College, 8icepreiioent, os Grof.
George E. Slom al Suinois timber.
iitet, Sefreter og &aSierer. Sore,
ningen bar en- raabstpenoe 8omite,
iom beitaar al Yrof. 8isle gotbne,
Winneiota l1niberiitet; DR.. 81.
2ouis glmquiit, Iortbpeitern Uni.
periitp; Wr. @rnit IS. Slion, Obi.
.cago, ST.; Grof. %. s. ScoFelo,
Sarparo llniperiitet; Brof. q. q.
Stombere, Minneiota uniperiitet;
Irof. 6. sc. 8orlb, Gbicago timber.
iitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

&oalo Imnnbien ifal boISe Sore.
Drag ON lin SpopolseSpebition I
Winneapolis ben lobe Gebrrtar
1918. Sans amerifanife Smpres.
iario bar paret beroppe os truffet
De nsobenbige arrangementer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
2anfas Sitn Qnnnmnr.en-
Omaha 4S9amarfeo.

SorftoR9-Native steers.... "a. sos. so
Glpr o9 &pter ......... 3.T5-7.50
Stockers and feeders 49,. 4.50-7. So
Spt1-bulk OF sales $4,000. 7.60-7.S0
yam 1905. 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
Notwithstanding.
17be Gprif

seaemarfeset mtune,o,a.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02

county was in the city this morning
on his way home from Rochester
where he had gone to consult the
Mayo doctors for appendicitis.
Albert White of Minneapolis is
, In the city today calling on the auto
mobile trade and visiting his brother
William, who Is connected with the
International Harvester company
here.
| Fairmont Sentinel: Mr.. Chris 70
tails OF Mankato was in this city
Visiting his cousin, Gus. Boosalis, on
Thursday. He is one of the proprie
tors OF the big candy store in Man
kato.
Fred Jobin left this afternoon for
Morris, where he has established ar
implement and automobile business
with A. r. Salisbury, Jr, of this
city. Mrs. John will go to Morris
a little later.
Mrs. w. N. Jameson will go to
Indian Lake tomorrow to preach in
the church there. She Is going there
under the auspices of the Federated
O number of singers.
= WOTtufuSlOu tIlOUc. I1cuFy .- Muf
taugh returned to his home in Man
kato on Tuesday. Mr.. Murtaugh has
been resident of this city for near
| ly three months, having been EN-
ployed during that time in plaster
ing the new Thompson hotel.
Winnebago Press-News: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lowe of Mankato were
visiting friends in Winnebago the
latter part of last week. They for
merly lived in Delavan but are now
living a hundred miles northwest OF
Winnipeg, where Mr.. Lowe owns 9
| fine farm.
Little Falls Transcript: A. G.
Meyer of Mankato, who was in the
city to testify in the bank cases
left Wednesday for his home. Mr.
| Meyer has been in the granite bust
ness for many years. He was the
first mayor of Mankato under the
commission plan OF government ant
1.-THE last mayor under the old plan
| Mankato was the first Minnesota
city to adopt tho commission; plan
in the state and Mr.. Meyer states
that the city is prospering under
the new government.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
NORTH MANKATo NOTES.

A. L.. Wheeler of North Mankatt
was pleasantly surprised last even
ing by about thirty of his friends
and neighbOrs. The evening was
spent in a social way, as it was Mr.
Wheeler's birthday, He has been
unable TO be out, this winter and his
neighbors; and friends thought this
a good way to not only express theil
sympathy, but also spend q social
evening with him. He was the re
cipient of a number of beautiful
gifts. After the refreshments were
served the guests departed at a late
hour.
John Solomon has begun work on
his new residence at the corner ol
Belgrade and Cross street. and the
work of breaking the ground for the
two residences of John O'Brien al
the corner of Nicollet and Range
street has begun. O. w. Walker
has let q contract for a house on
Belgrade avenue in the Nels Ander
son addition. There are a number
of other residents there who contem
plate erecting houses this spring.
:. J. b. Nielsen of the Nielsen Con
struction company = is authority for
the statement that the building
prospects in. North Mankato this com
ing season are especially fine. AT
present a. number of buildings, mostly
residences, are under construction, and
several contracts have been let for
buildings to be erected as soon as
the spring opens.
The ladies of the Calendar club of
North Mankato met ut the home OF
Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl yesterday after
noon and completed the organization
of the club. Programs will soon be
printed and ready for distribution.
Arrangements were made for recep-
tion of club members by the months.
The reception will be given Friday
afternoon. February %.
Blue Earth County Post: Dan
O'Brien, q former resident of this
city, and engaged in the carpenter
business for some time. later renlov.
ing to Anamoose. N. D., has removed
to North Mankato, this state. A
brother, Thomas, was here a few
days last week calling upon acquaint-
ances.
Henry Robel,, Jr., departed today for
a trip to Pacific coast points.
from fridays Daily.
Another member has been secured
for the North Mankato Commercial
ctt,b !. ,,,aJtoO a fofaJ nf 1f11 Tho
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02

The, St. Paul Dispatch says:
"Overtures have been made to Gov.
ernor Eberhart and the. state organ
ization by the friends of Theodore
Roosevelt to get their Endorsement
OF the former president for the pres
idential nomination. 1t was admitted
by members of the Eberhart organ
ization today that several 'feelers'
had been sent out both to Governor
Eberhart and the state Organization.
Coupled with this is the report cur.
rent that Senator Clapp Ia about
ready to- announce himself for
Colonel Roosevelt. He realizes, 1t is
said, the impossibility of getting
La Toilette delegation from Minne-
sofa. ST. Paul men who have re.
turned to. st. Paul from Washing
ton say the junior senator is work
ing quietly in behalf OF the former
president"
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Perry
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Vera Belle Perry, to
Claude Stewart Councilman Of Bel
ingham. Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
and their family formerly resided
in Decoria, but are now living near
Stacy. g.. ..- .s
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
MANKAro FREE PRESS

spent Sunday in the city visiting
friends.
Miss Jennie Clark visited friends
at Eagle Lake yesterday. as
T. d. Hayes of Vernon Center
spent Sunday in, Mankato.
Charles Johnson Of .Judson was in
the city this morning on business.
Mrs. S. M. Dittendorfer of Cleve.
land. Ohio, is in the city as guest
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Dalman OF
Smiths Mill spent Sunday in the city
with friends. ..N
Attorney A.. r. Pfau, Jr., left yes.
terday for short business trip to
the twin cities. f
Mrs. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, G. De Witt Of Chi.
cago are in the city spending few
days with friends. las
Miss Pearl Cleveland has left for
Window where she will visit rela-
tives for month. -
Jessie Gates and p. p. Olson of
500 Falls were in the city on bust.
ness last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Van Give of
Grants Pass, Ore, are spending a
few days in the city.
Miss Jennie Roth, and Mrs. w. G.
Frank of Springfield visited friends
in ,Mankato over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Strong has left for
st. Paul where she will visit friends
during the next few days.
Mrs. w. H. Groh left Saturday for
Waterville where she will spend a
week visiting friends and relatives.
Among the Mankato people who
will attend grand opera are Mrs. H
l.. Schmitt, Mrs. Wilbur M. Taylor
Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz, Mrs. Fred Mander,
field, Miss Jane Thomas. Miss Bertha
Hunt and Lester Davies.
Mr.. and MRS. e. A. Sweet left on
this mornings train for Chicago, en-
route to Florida, where they are
thinking of making their future home
Mr.. Sweet until recently was con
nected with the Consumers Power
company in the capacity of electrical
engineer.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
informal Dance.

An informal dance at the Davis
Business university last evening
proved a delightful affair. The at
tendance was fair and the music was
pronounced excellent, being given by
Lamm's orchestra. On the whole, the
dance prove da success. and those
who were present enjoyed themselves
to a late hour. .s.-.s. s.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Held Annual Dance.

The Knights of Columbus held
their annual dance last night in their
hall in the Kruse block. A large
number attended and the dance was
great social success. The hall
had been beautifully decorated and
every one had an unusually pleas.
ant time. .....
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
(From Mondays Daity.)
SIeiQhride Party.

On Saturday evening some of the
young people boarding at Mrs. John.
sons home on Lincoln street were
given a most enjoyable sleigh ride
and party by Harold Pew. Misses
Hazel Sharp, Mary Budde, Miriam
Best, Edith Wilson and Winifred
Wilson, and Messrs. s. w. Barnes
Roscoe Robb and Harold Pew made
up the party. They went to Mr.
Pew's home in Nicollet, six miles
north of Mankato and had a candy
pull and played games there. AS a
finishing touch to a most pleasant
evening Mr.. Pew's mother and sister
served an oyster supper. 49,.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Dance Enioyed.

The students of the Mankato Com
mercial college enjoyed dance a
the Free Press hall last evening
About sixty couples were present
and the Loyola orchestra Furnished
the music
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
(Feom Mondays paiIy.)

NJ Inc mccLluS VI Lie village SOuii'
Gil of North Mankato Saturday even
ing it was decided to have the copies
of the ordinance regulating the op-
Grafton of the water works placed in
the hands of the recorder. These
copies will be given to those desiring
such on their application. 1t was
also decided to instruct Street Com
missioner Ehler to flush the water
mains today and to empty the reser.
yoir for the purpose Of cleaning
them. Sanitary drinking fountains
having been installed in the public
school,, The mains were flushed to.
day and the reservoir emptied Of wa
ter.
The firemen of North Mankato de-
sire to express their thanks to the
ladies who served supper at the
dance last Thursday evening. The
ladies received neat sum for their
refreshments after the dance and all
the money received was given as a
donation to the fire company.
President j. b. Nielsen of the
North Mankato Commercial club has
called a meeting Of the club tomor-
row evening to take up the matter
of bills and consider other business
matters of interest to the clubs. A
large attendance is desired.
Mrs Charles Ifensel will return to-
day from Arcadia. Wis, where she
attended the funeral of her husbands
father, Edward Hensel. who died last
week at the age of eighty-one years.
Mr.. Hensel died after an illness Of
two hours.
Frank Blyler OF North Mankato Is
a member of the Hamline College
Glee club, which has just been or
agnized for this years work.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Busy Bee Club Surprised Mrs. Heer

Mrs. #. L. Heermance was pleas
antly surprised at her home yester-
day afternoon by the members of
the Busy Bee club. The guests ar
rived there about four o'clock and
spent the remaining part of the
afternoon. They had brought refresh
ments and before leaving presented
Mrs. Heermance with a souvenir
spoon. ee-- e.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
coastina Party Entertained.

Miss Mary Janda entertained the
teachers OF the Union school at a
coasting party Saturday evening. Late
in the evening delicious lunch was
served at Miss Janda's home at the
corner OF Jackson and Fifth.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Miss Schneider Entertained.

Miss Catherine Schneider enter
tanned twelve guests at her home al
S2S North Second street, last evening
In celebration of her birthday ami
versary. The evening was pleasant
ly spent playing games. and Miss
Eva George and Miss Schirrschmidt
delighted, the guests with number
of piano selections. An elaborate
lunch was served about ten O'Clock
Miss Schneider received number OF
beautiful gifts from her guests.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Mr.. SiIber Pleasantly Surprised.

A. II. Silber was surprised at his
home Friday evening by about TWEEN.
ty of his friends. the occasion being
his birthday The guests spent the
evening playing 800" and Mrs. A. H.
Silber and A. ]. Koenenger won the
head! prizes. DIR. j.. p. Rosenwald
and Mrs. Ernest Mahlke we're given
the consolation prizes. A delicious
lunch was served.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
viii BE Married February 7.

Miss Kathryn BruchOltz and Henry
Sears Thompson, both of Minneapo
lis, will be married Wednesday even.
ing, February Z, at the Wesley Meth.
odist church. Both Mr.. Thompson
and Miss Brucholtz are former uni.
versity of Minnesota people. Among
the attendants at the wedding will
be Lewis Diamond, formerly of this
city.
The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02
Firemen's Dance Tonight.

Excelsior Hose Company No. i,
will give the Volunteer Firemen's
ball at the Knights of Columbus hall
this evening. Lamm's full orchestra
will, furnish the music. This is the
first firemen's ball in four years.