The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-07
From Thursdays DAILY.

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From Thursdays DAILY.
!. Deputy Sheriff Nerdahl left. this
morning for .Brainerd to take charge
OF Theodore Carlson. seventeen years
old. living in that city, but former
bell-boy at the Sauipaugh hotel,
wanted here to answer TO the charge
OF stealing a suit Of clothes. Carl
son, during the time of his employ.
ment at the Saulpaugh, had been
rooming at the residence OF Henry
F. Butler. yard conductor of the Chi
cago and Northwestern, at lot
South Broad street. Last Sunday
morning Carlson left the Butler resi-.
dence early in the morning. and was
seen to take the early morning train
for the twin cities. He had on q
gray suit
That same morning the sixteen.
year old son Of Mr.. Butler, Leo But.
Ter, missed his nice new gray suit
II was at once suspected that the
missing lad had taken Il. Mr.. Butler
In getting out warrant happened
to mention to City Recorder Bates
that the boy had said that his par
ents resided at Brainerd. Mr.. Bates
at once surmised that the boy had
gone to Brainerd and suggested to
the sheriff to call up that city and
give the local authorities a descrip-
ton Of the missing and much wanted
boy. This was done and the result
was that a message was soon re.
ceived from Brainerd police that thew
had young Carlson I'm their custody.
City Attorney Schaub today issued
O warrant for the arrest of Paul
Lowell and Thomas Wallace, the two
young men who are making a rapid
convalescence at the Emmanuel hos
pltal from the cuts and bruises they
received at the close of their joy.
ride last Tuesday night. The war
rant Is issued on the complaint OF
Z. V. Waters, the city traffic Off
Ger. The young men are charged
with exceeding the speed limit and
driving on the wrong side Of the
street.
Mr.. Schaub has also brought suit
against both of these young men on
behalf OF the two people who were
In the buggy that was struck by the
automobile. Suit in the sum OF
$T00, 5000 for the damage to the
horse and buggy and $500 for per.
sonal injuries. has been brought ON
behalf OF Henry Suess, and suit
against the same defendants for
$500 for personal injuries on behalf
of Miss Ada Maxson.
The horse and buggy belonged to
the Wiltgen livery stable. but Mr..
Suess is Obliged to make good the
loss suffered by that concern. as he
rented the outfit there.
From Thursdays Daily.
Chicago, July 30.-wheat jumped
up seven cents on the Board OF
Trade today. December option
which closed at 81 cents last night
sold Immediately today at SO cents.
There were tumaltuous scenes in the
pit during the early trading.
Held az White SLAYER.
Pipestone, Mimi, July 3O.-Oscar
Peterson, transient, Is held at Lake
Benton on white slavery charge.
Dolly Montgomery, twenty-one years
old, whose parents live on a farm
near White, s. D.. figures In the case.
Peterson waived examination and has
been held to the Lincoln. county
grand jury in default Of $1,000 bond
Change In Train Service.
Local agents OF 90 the Omaha rail.
road received notice today of a
change in the service to take effect
on the first of next month. The
change consists In placing the
through sleeper that has heretofore
been on No. 8, and routed through
from the twin cities to Kansas City,
on No. l. This sleeper will then
pass through Mankato at 1885 p. N.
and reach Kansas City at 4:05 p. m.
the following day, instead of passing
through Mankato- at 1:12 a. m. and
reaching Kansas City at 6:O5 p. m.
the same day. as now.
Additional Dan Patch Train.
Beginning next Sunday there will be
an additional Sunday train on the
Dan Patch line, going each way, be-
tween, Mankato and Elysian. This
train win leave Mankato Sunday
morning at $3.50 and will arrive in
Mankato Sunday evening at 7:55.
Tariff on Refrigerator Cars.
The operation OF the new railroad
tariff Of IS each for refrigerator cars
for carrying potatoes from Minnesota
points will begin as soon as any call
Is made for the cars. The first car
loads OF this years crop came into
st. Paul this week from the territory
Just north o. the city.
-. Real Estate Transfer.
Henry J. Gerlicher and wife to
Gustav Frank, part Of lot 10, block
4e, at the corner of Washington and
fifth streets. Consideration, $4,000.