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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-15

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ton. He loved his work and alb
sorbed himself In H. But the strain
OF this close application drew too
heavily upon his rather frail physi-
cal frame. He suffered a nervous
breakdown from which he never re-
covered.
Judge Willard had singularly
charming personality. He was a
modest man. There was no parade
or show about him. well-informed
on a multitude OF questions, 1t was a
pleasure and delight to meet him
and converse with him; for he al
ways gave more than he took away.
And he possessed a positive genius
for friendly companionship.
"His manifest fairness, his deep
knowledge OF the law and his schol.
arly attachments were traits which
appealed to and impressed themselves
on all with whom he came in per-
sonal contact. We have heard men
say they sometimes thought him
wrong, but we have never heard any
one QUESTION Ills llOtifeS UT MS nun
esty. Rarely has a public servant so
completely gained the good opinions
of his fellow men as did Judge VIII
lard or left behind a more fragrant
memory for upright dealing and con-
scientious effort Socially, he was
genial and friendly. In the perform
ance of official duties, he was cour-
teous, firm and unfailingly just. He
was a man of the finest ideals and
possessed a keen perception of right
and wrong.
Ills death Is distinct loss to the
state and to the nation: for he was
loved and lovable man. distin-
guished citizen and an able Judge.
I'VE move that this brief express
sion of our regard be spread upon the
records of the court.-Jean A. Flittie.
S. b. Wilson, A. r. Pfau, Jr., com
mittee."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-15
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Dennis Newton home in the country
Sunday.
Miss Florence Lang OF Ottawa Wis
tied over Sunday at the Harry Stock.
ton home.
Arthur Johnson has purchased q
fine new Ford automobile from a St
Peter dealer.
Miss Edna Anderson OF st. Peter
visited at the Rev. c. III. Bailey
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kirby and son
were entertained at the, Lundquist
home Sunday.
Mrs. T. s. Wilcox visited her
daughter. Dorothy at Owatonna be-
tween trains Friday.
Mrs. John Warrant and daughters
Mary and Helen, visited at the +.
l.. Vernon home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Anderson of st. Peter
and Mrs. Oscar Levin OF st. Paul
visited Kasota friends Friday.
Miss Nancy Nutter OF Mankato
normal school visited at the Albert
Allen home from Friday until Satur.
day.
Miss Ada Rassecke returned to her
hme in Minneapolis Saturday after
a weeks visit at the Emil Swenson
home.
Mrs. p. ]. Kennedy and children
left Saturday for Minneapolis after
several weeks visit at. the NJ. A. Os.
trander home.
The many friends of Mrs. c. II
Davis will be panied to hear that
she is seriously III with typhoid fever
in a hospital in Vancouver, Wash.
Misses Margaret and Ruth John
son have been elected delegates from
the Baptist church to the Minnesota
Valley association to be held ut Win
dom, June 2 to IL.
Mrs. B. o. Rinkel and children lef
Monday for Winona after an indef
mite visit at the o. p. Buell. home
Mr.. Rinkel has accepted a position
there and they will make their home
I'm Winona.
Mrs. Smith who has been spending
the past two years at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. z. z. Boutwell, re
turned to her home in southern lows
last Thursday. Mrs, Boutwell, accom-
panied her for a two weeks visit.
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Kasota
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Fawcett we're
I'm Mankato Sunday. To-.
Mrs. Adolph Swenson was Man
kato shopper Friday. 80 .... .- .
Rev. ]. NJ. Balm of Mankato was a
caller I'm town Friday. ..
p. Mrs. r. L. Bradshaw visited rela-
tives at lie Sueur Center Saturday
Mrs. C. B. Hilliard is spending the
week with relatives in the twin CT
ties. -s s-,.
Miss Nora Pulver has been elected
to teach In the Elysian school next
year.
Mrs. b. o. Rinkel and children
spent Sunday with friends in st.
Peter.
Mrs. William Jardine visited at the
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neapolis was then the unanimous
choice. Frank c. Ford of Newport
was elected vice president, Mr.. Haz.
zard was reelected secretary and Ma
jor w. ID. Hale OF Minneapolis treas,
urer.
or the Women's Territorial Pho.
neer club. Mrs. Washington Pierce of
Minneapolis was elected president,
Mrs. w. l.. Hun OF st. Paul, vice
president; Mrs. George Sheire of st.
Paul, secretary, and Miss Carrie
Stratton Of Minneapolis treasurer.
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays DaIiv.
Mrs. Anna M. Muedeking died at
st. Joseph's hospital at ten O'Clock
this morning afer an illness OF
nearly two months suffering from
pneumonia and heart trouble. She
had been in the hospital five weeks.
Mrs. Muedeking was born In Man
kato January 2, 1882. and spent her
entire life here. AS child she at
tended the st. Peter and PauPs
school, and was a member OF st.
Peter and Paul's Catholic church.
She was married July rs, 1903 to
Harry J.. Muedeking.
She is survived by her husband.
her mother, Mrs. Anna Meixner.
william W., and Vincent A., all of
this city.
The. funeral will be held at nine
o'clock Thursday morning from st.
Peter and Pauls church.
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is president of the Security State
bank of Waterville. a.... -<t-g o..
+. Desormoux went to Mudbaden
today to take the treatments for a
few days. --.. ....
Joseph X. Tallman will go to Roch-
ter Saturday for an operation for ap.
pendicitis. a.a
Martin 0sten OF Butternut Valley
was i'm town today visiting his son,
Sheriff Anton osten.
F. II. Morelock, cashier OF the
Good Thunder bank transacted bust
ness in the city today.
A. p. Johnson of Astoria. So. OAK.
Is spending a few days in the city
as the guest of b. 4. Lee. =.
Judge w. ii. Somsen OF the NUM-
cipal court OF Winona was in the
city on legal business today.
Miss Elizabeth Killing went TO
Minneapolis today to be with her
brother, Henry. who will. undergo an
operation tomorrow. rs
Pearly Nelson. OF Dundee. former
student of the5 Mankato Commercial
college, was In the city today on his
way home from Minneapolis.
Erwin Bruss and Harold hSilber re
turned from Il. minneapolis Monday
morning after, spending aofew days
with Ernest SLIDER, who Is attending
Minnesota university.
Attorney c. j. Laurisch left today
for Portal. Saskatchewan, expecting
to be gone until next Monday. His
campaign for the state senatorship
during his absence will be managed
by Harry Johnson.
First Lieutenant Herbert Hauck OF
Company ii is in st. Paul taking
the examinations, having been newly
elected to that Office. Eighteen Min.
nesota National Guards mfficers are
taking the examinations bl,is week.
Mrs. M. Nls Sinotte has returned
from Louisville. Mimi, where she re
Gently attended the funeral of Mrs
Thomas Dewar, formerly Miss Maude
Campbell, agstudept atathe. yMankato
normal school,. Mrs. Dewar and her
twin babies, were hurled In the same
grave. . 81, ss.itN o.. 49,.
Sheriff Anton Osten left this after
noon for Lake City to- take, posses
sion of Edward BrodeEick, wanted
here to answer to a charge preferred
by Lynda Swan Of Rapidan, now III
at the Emmanuel hospital. Frederick
was arrested iby the Lake City police
this morning. - ,- Du, q ...
w. J. gilbert OF Portland. Maine,
and Misses Margaret, Irene and Mae
Culbert of Iona, Murray county, Min
nesota, are in the city to attend the
funeral of Sister Mary Joseph Gre,
han, to whom all are related. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'Clock from st. Johns
Catholic church. The interment will
be in Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinhart have
returned from New Ulm. where they
attended the funeral Of the formers
uncle, Max Reinhart, who died Fri
day afternoon, of stomach trouble
The funeralir was held yesterday
morning at nine o'clock. Mr.. Rein,
hart was nearly forty-fve years oil
age He had, lived in New Ulm al
most his entire life time. He Is
survived by a wife and son and
daughter. Bob ~
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
At the opening session OF the Uni
ted States district court this after.
noon Victor Williston. a rural mail
carrier of Sherburne, Martin county,
pleaded guilty to the charge of keep
ing in his possession the. sum of
$3.50, entrusted to him to buy a
money order. and was sentenced by
Judge Page Morris to a term of
ninety days in the jail of Martin
county.
Assistant District Attorney j. M.
Dickey filed an information charging
the Springfield Milling company of
Springfield, Mimi, with violating the
pure food law in shipping 400 sacks
OF bran and screenings mixed, to a
point I'm Illinois, under the label OF
pure bran.
Jury Was ImpaneIled.
Late In the afternoon a jury was
impanelled to try the personal in
jury suit OF w. II. Jacobsen OF Ma.
pleton against the Chicago. Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway company,
for $4,000.
The suit brought by Mrs. Catherine
Mcqueen of. MapIeton against the
same railroad to compel the removal
Of some stock yards established near
her home was continued.
The suit OF Miss Rose Cousandier
OF Mankato against the ,Mankato
Electric Traction. company for per-
sonal injuries in the sum Of 5000
is also to be tried at this term.
About twenty persons took out citi-
zenship papers.
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Hoisted .perrick MAST.

A derrick mast, ninety-six feet high.
was hoisted near the Hubbard mill
today for the installation or der
rick to be used in the construction Of
the great steel tanks that the CON-
pany Is going toabuild for the stor-
age OF grain. The derrick"is neces-
sary to hoist the Rhuge pieces pf
sheet steel. Of which the tanks VIII
be composed.
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An1bov
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily. .....
T. o. 'Torgerson transacted bust
ness in Mankato last Wednesday.
II. w. Day spent Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week in the twin
cities on business.
A Mothers Day sermon was
preached at the Willow Creek Chris
tian church Sunday by Elder Ohm
sted
II. o. Thomson and family motored
to Garden City Sunday to spend
Mothers day among old acquain-
tances.
Cecil Day Is having considerable
trouble with his eyes. but hopes un-
der the care OF DIR. Benham and Dr.
James OF Mankato, to fully recover.
DIR. Merrill of Amboy spent Mon.
day of last week in the interest of a
National Guard hospital corps. Sew
eral young men from this vicinity
will be enlisted.
Miss Clara Salisbury who has been
teaching In the Brown school district,
suffered an acute attack of append
citis last Friday, but is getting along
well at present. Her mother is TAX.
ing care of her.
Secretary Walker Of the state Y.
M. C. A. will give lecture In ver-
non Center on Tuesday evening which
will be followed by a banquet at
which Rev. ]. @. Olmsted OF Garden
City will act as POSTMASTER. Secre.
tary Walker will speak ut the Basey
church tomorrow evening.
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From Tuesdays Dairy.

From Tuesdays Dairy.
The conference OF ministers of the
Evangelical association I'm st. Paul
closed yesterday. Appointments for
the year follow:
st. Paul District-M. Schoenleben,
presiding elder; Buffalo Lake. M. Nor
delman; Cherry Grove, A. II. Nau.
man; Kenyon, II. Isker; Pennington
md Randolph, Z. II. Riedeland, sup
ply; Faribault II. M. Mueller; Ham.
'mond. F. J. Knuth; Isanti, to be sup
piled; Kasson, III. G.. Schmidt; Mound
Prairie, c. @. Roesch; Morristown. r.
w. Schendel: Duluth, c. B. Frank;
Preston, II. A. Leder; Racine, II. E.
Mueller; Rochester. A. r. lick; St.
Paul, Pine St., p. A. Lang; st. Paul,
winnifred St.. G. w. Hielscher; st.
Paul. Calvary Chapel. e. ID. Groenig;
st. Charles, Fl. F. Schlaak; Waseca,
@. II. Siebold; winona. A. H. utzin-
ger.
Mankato District-H. Plantikow.
presiding elder; Blue Earth circuit, II.
C. Mittelstadt; Blue Earth station, A.
Geyman; Fairmont. J. Manthey;
Lamberton, F. w. Tesch: lie Sueur,
+. Werner; Luverne, 0. Brose: Mar.
shall and Hendriks, F. p. Werner:
Mankato. A. A. Schendel; New Ulm.
C. F. Mayer; Pipestone. II. II. Geor.
gius; Redwood. J. ID. Moede; Rice
Lake, c. F. Lydow: st. Clair, q. r.
Hack; Sleepy Eye, L. Reep; Sher-
burn. c. C. Stettbacher; wabasso. C.
G. Engelbart: Wells. F. A. Erase;
Worthington, Il. F. Brand.
Minneapolis District-E. II. Bolien.
bach, presiding elder; Appleton. w.
,. vetter; Brainerd, A. Abel; Danube,
r. r. Arndt; Deer Greek. to be sup
piled: Fergus Falls, R..'tRs Werner:
Hutchinson. J. Gongoll; Maple Grove.
q. Britzins; Mayer, B. simons; MIN.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Joseph Devine and Frank hamil.
ton, the two chimney sweeps arrest.
ed q few days ago en- suspicion of
having stolen a case of eggs. which
they had in their possession. were
set free by the municipal court today
on motion by the prosecution. The
police could obtain no proof that
any eggs were stolen Of late in or
about Mankato. The men we're ar
rested near the camp of street Ia
borers in the northern part OF the
city on suspicion that the eggs had
been taken from the camp, but there
was nothing to substantiate this
charge. The two men said they had
bought the eggs out in the country
from a chance acquaintance, while
they were cooking themselves sup
per at a campfire.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Two Marriage Ceremonies.

Two marriages were performed at
eight O'Clock this morning in st.
Peter and Paui's church by Rev.
Father Hartmann. Cyrille Henri vii.
laert and Miss Mary Theresa De.
puydt were one of the couples and
Alois Joseph Jungbloedt and Miss
Pharailde Willaert were the other
The flrst-named groom Is brother
of the last-named bride. The cere-
mony was attended by a large gath
ering of people.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The first solid carload of straw
berries OF this season will arrive in
Mankato tomorrow from Kansas.
They are full quart boxes and are
expected to be of excellent quality.
Naval oranges are now becoming
scarce and the prices are becoming
higher. Lemons are also going up
in price as is usual at this time OF
year, but there is no reason to be-
lieve that the prices will soar as they
did last season.
The market Is well supplied with
Texas onions and cabbage and Cuban
pineapples. All sorts OF green vege-
tables are also on the market, home
grown, hot house grown and from
the south.
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All other sizes In stock. Nom
Skid tires Is per cent additional,
red tubes ten per cent above gray.
All new, clean. fresh, guaranteed
tires. Best standard and independ-
emit makes. Buy direct from us and
save money. per cent discount II
payment in full accompanies each
order. C. o. ID. on 10 per cent de-
poslt. Allowing examination.
TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
Dept. A Dayton, Ohio
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Washington, ID. c., May Amer
lean wheat growers and farmers will
be interested in a report OF COM
mission appointed by the govern
ment OF Saskatchewan ito examine
into the ways and means for better.
ing the position of Saskatchewan
grain in the European markets"
Incident to this investigation the
commission Is reported to be fifty
producing wheat under present con-
ditions I'm that Province OF Canada.
Wheat Producers Interested.
The wheat producers of various
sections OF the United States will
be interested to know that under
present conditions the cost OF pro
ducing wheat as determined by the
commission Is reported to be fty.
five cents per bushel on the farm
and sixty-two cents per bushel Z.
o. b. cars at country points.
Production Cost Increased.
According to the report. the cost
OF production has increased 1915
per cent since 1909, while, on the
other hand, the price OF wheat to
the Saskatchewan farmer has de-
creased from 81 and Is cents per
bushel in 1909 TO &C and Is cents
per bushel in 1913, leaving net
return, on this basis OF and Is
cents per bushel to the farmer.
Some Interesting Figures.
II is possible that the interesting
figures which have been developed
by the grain commission will ac-
count for the fact that large
number Of American farmers who
have, in recent years, left the states
to engage in farming In this ter.
ritory are now asking for q certifl-
cate which permits the return OF
household effects to the United
States.
Economic Situation.
II the economic situation suggested
I'm the above statement Is not the
cause, perhaps II may be found In
the long rigorous winters character.
istic of this section as compared
with those I'm the leading farming
districts OF the states.
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neapolis. C. Nauman; South Mime
apolis, II. 8. Frank: Odessa, =.
Schott; Belllngham, C. A. Tesch;
Olivia, S. b. Goetz; Paynesville, e.
F. Rachel; st. Cloud, w. A. Juedes;
South Haven, w. Walter; Wadena,
X. Nickel; Zion, d. Groenig; Pequot,
@. p. Herbold.
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Linen Shower.

Twenty young lady friends of Miss
Florence Decker gathered at her
home on North Front street last
night to give her linen shower. She
received a number of very pretty
gifts Of linens, and a pleasant even.
ing of games was spent. Refresh
ments were served at midnight. Miss
Decker will be a June bride.
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were served.
Thursday, June IL has been chosen
as the date for the dedication of the
Mankato armory. A military dedi-
cation will be held with a reception
at nine o'clock In the evening at
which Governor Eberhart and his
staff with their ladies will be pres
ent. Colonel Buschers OF the second
regiment together with the officers of
the other companies of the regiment
will be present.
The reception will be followed by
dancing, and arrangements are being
made to make II a very splendid ga
thering.
Miss Katie Roway is I'm Mapleton
visiting relatives.
Mayor Meyer took a business trip
to Window today.
N. Z. Fuller of Amboy was i'm the
city on business today.
Richard Collins of Window was In
Mankato on business today.
r. III. Bach of Owatonna Is looking
after business interests here.
H. T. Moore OF Amboy was in
MankatO on business yesterday.
Albert II. Shelby of Lake Crystal
was visitor In the city today.
Richard J. Hughes OF Lake Cry
stall was In the city today on bust.
ness.
Cornie Burk OF New Ulm was the
guest OF Mankato friends over Sun
day.
Adolph Sucker, cashier of the bank
at Lewisville, is in Mankato on bust
ness today.
c. w. Glotfelter Of waterville was
In Mankato today. Mr.. Glotfelter
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Entertained Ladies' Bowling Club.

Mrs. Martin Walser entertained the
members of the Ladies' Bowling club
OF the Loyola club at her home yes
terday afternoon for Mrs. George
Bauer and her sister OF Superior,
Wis. About twenty-fonr ladies were
present and spent delightful after
noon at cards. Nice refreshments
were served.
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Officers Are Elected.

The session Of the pioneers closed
at 4 p. m, with election OF officers
for the ensuing year. The presidency
was offered to George III. Hazard,
who has been secretary for years. but
he declined. Moses p. Hayes OF Min
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-08-01

assessor, to run without opposition,
was beyond the power of the leaders,
since no less than five men are think
ing of throwing their hat into the
political ring and make a fight for
the office.
The fusion ticket as decided on by
the Republicans and Democrats is as
follows:
For State Senator-Wm. Hussman.
For Assemblymen-J. c. Larson
and James Kane.
For County Commissioner Qong
term)-Clarence Dangberg.
Whether or not the party leaders
can control the political situation in
this county, yet remains to be seen
The fusion of the two old parties is
a move to squash the Progressive
party which was quite strong at the
last election, and which will have a
full county ticket in the field at the
coming primaries, according to the
leaders OF the new party.-Record-
Courier.