The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-15
Petitions Presented to the Bust.
ness Men of Napoleon.
ELECTION is NEXT TUESDAY
Warm Fight On in Town; Promi'
nent Names Are On
This List.

Mapleton, March THE farmers
far and near surrounding Mapletor
have been busy this week getting
signers to their petitions asking that
Mapleton people vote out booze
They feel that the saloon is against
the farmer and his interests and the
fact that the petitions contain the
names of the leading farmers Of this
section, it goes beyond saying thai
1t is setting many business man
10 thinking whether they can afford
TO go contrary to the wishes Of a
people upon whom the very town eX.
lists.
Following are the signers:
Charles p. O'Cononr, James O'Con.
nor, John J. OCOnnOr, John O'Con.
nor. Thomas Howieson, William
Howieson, Anil Nienow, George G..
Ackerman, Andrew Howieson, Allen
A. Broos. Gland C. Hicks, f. f.
Alderman, Frank Alderman, G.. L.
Barrett, John Oochs, Max Schultz,
Fred Hainke, John Rue. J. J. O'Con.
nor, James VIII, c. l.. Buck, K. Fl.
luhring, William NJ. Carey, Jr., f.
!,
+. J. Bach, John Kozitza, John
Germo, e. II. Beise, Thomas NJ.
Burns, Charles Burns, Horace Wis
hart, Francis Carey, William NJ.
Carey, Clark Ward, II. o. Grimes,
r. s. Crimes, Thomas Carey, Jr., j.
ID. Sullivan, P. w. Kenward, T. l..
Kozitza, Leonard Beise, James S.
Carey, Ray Ward. L. Kremer, c. p.
Sullivan, T. J. Burns, J. f. Sullivan,
f. c. Merickel, G.. P. Merickel, II. B.
Greeley, B. II. Greeley, G. III. Gree
ley. J. L. Stevens, c. A. Milliken,
E. l.. Ward. J. II. Vaubel, J. A. Nor
row, Ed w. Vaubel. william e.
Ward, G. L. Whitney, William More,
John A. Golf, NJ. G. Farnsworth, G.
a. Farnsworth, w. w. Taylor, Will
liam Mead, Edward Greig, J. j..
Heichert, William c. Iams, Neil Oar
rOch, J. G.. Morris, James Howieson,
A. T.. Greig, Charles w. Ellis, III. G..
Dobie, w. l.. Dobie. T: s. Leroy. l..
w. Nicnow, II. NJ. Fisk, +. n. Rehse,
S. NJ. Grover. G. B. Lamp, G. w.
Luhring, r. Morris, J. r.. Morris, ].
j.. Morris, Sid Annis, George A.
Conrad, Fay Hicks, J. G.. Bissell, II.
NJ. Hicks, Joseph l.. Stauffer, Byron
McGrcgor, A. McGregor, G. e. Jones,
L. d. IIealy, II. O. Healy, l.. &.
IIanka, Carl Muse, A. Il. Pagenkopf,
John flasher, l.. w. Sill, w. E. Wis
hart, ST., w. E. Wishart, Jr., j. l..
Dermody. John McGregor, G. Roess-
Ter, w. B. Cummings, Ralph Healy,
David Cramer, w. W. Hislop, G. w.
Hislop, 7. McHahon, E. Norton, E.
Mcmahon. II. Minkel, Andrew Little.
George Cramer. Fred Cramer, Charles
A. Cramer, F. T. Shaw, S. J.. Getty,
Fred Fay, G. E. Sellers, Martin An
derson, Guy Hislop, John Warnke,
L. Minkel, Dave Morrow, Nj. E.
Runke, Pat Howley, Rev. P. G. RAN
dolph, J. n. Waddell, K. Kremer,
Fred Lumberg, J. E. Getty, w. NJ.
Wilkins, William H. Kimpton, A. r.
Kinney, William II. Ward, Amer Nc
Mahon, Daniel Pierce. o. Mullin.
Robert Mcmahon. A. Leui. e. B. Nc.
Mabon, James Morrow, Ross Sher-
man. Edward Kimpton, l.. G.. Pierce,
William C. Minse, Henry Leui, Cy.
prien Sonnasac, Isaac Sonnasac.
Henry II. Fitterer. Ernest Cramer,
Emil Hoppi, Wesley H. Ward, B. F..
Taylor, Edd Neinow, Judd Cornell,
Herman Birr, Ned Decker, James
Morris, Charles. Stevens, ii. F. Back
hus, j. r. Mielke, Elmer Phelps, G.
Ii. Phelps, Herman Schultz, Jr. o.
w. Healy, H. w. Healy, Ed Healy,
A. L. Hill.
The election will be held on Tues
day. The contest now pending in
the village is warm one and aside
from the public meetings wherein
the liquor question has been discuss.
ed, the street corner arguments for
and against booze are certainly
heated.