The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-02
From Saturdays Dailv
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

! tit %" ~ vi liic vi StCliOn
Vernon Center township. Considera-
ton $500.
Edward J. Mohr to Julius A. An.
derson, lots and OF warren's sub
Il division of lots and 4. block IA,
Waite and Roelfson's addition to the
: city of Mankato. Consideration 81,
etc.
, +. J. Zimmerman has torn down
] the shed he built eight months ago
J for the storage Of salvage from the
old City hotel.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch handled
the German Methodist conference,
which was held in that city last
week, in an elaborate manner,
, devoting several pages to the
L. addresses and discussions.
New Ulm Journal: II is understood
, that several New Ulm hunters will
assist Warden Karpen in his work
tomorrow at Swan Lake, as IL is
practically impossible for one man to
: cover the entire hunting grounds. All
New Ulmites, who intend to visit
Swan Lake tomorrow had better
take fair warning and not violate
any Of the federal laws as serious
trouble might result.
The Minnesota State Sanitary
: Conference and Public Health as
sociation will meet Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 80, on the roof garden of
the st. Paul Hotel, st. Paul. The
object of the meeting is to encourage
= an exchange of views on The
Campaign Against Cancer" The
Campaign Against tuberculosis"
and The Financing of Public Health
Work" The convention will open
at ten o'clock Wednesday morning
and continue through that day.
= Vernon Center News: Sheriff
Osten has been spending the week
in Mason City. Iowa, investigating
rumor that Miss Shanahan, the
missing Medic lady had been seen
in that place. In this case Mr..
Osten has been an indefatigable
worker. never wavering in his opin-
ion that the girl was alive and
letting no stone, that might lead
to a clue, unturned to discover
her whereabouts. In this as we'll
as all other cases he has proven
himself worthy of the Office, and
as a protector of the interests of
the county has never had a superior.
Thomij Lewis, socialist candidate
for governor, at the open-air address
made by him last evening on Front
street from an automobile. appealed
for gifts of discarder shoes or other
| nj fAr hn nd OH
who would be in want on account of
the coal miners strike in Colorado.
He said such gifts would be received
for these needy ones by p. G. Nor.
rell and other Mankato socialists
1t was announced also that another
meeting would be addressed by him
, this evening in the open air, begin
ming at 1880 o'clock, and that there
would also be socialist rally i'm
the Yeomen hall Sunday afternoon
J at $3.50.
The National Citizens bank has
installed a Brandt Automatic cash
Ter, a cash holder which makes
exact change by pressing keys The
, key board is similar to that of an
; adding machine, and the machine is
great time saver.
. Work of cleaning out the holes in
the asphalt pavement on Broad
} street and filling them with cement
is being pushed rapidly to compile
ton. This rerair work has thus far
, given satisfaction.
r Alexander Bashaw yesterday CON-
. menced work on the grading of
/ North Fifth street between Lime and
Thompson streets.
, Judge A. r. Pau of Mankato filed
. decree Of divorce in Ramsey county
, district court yesterday i'm favor OF
Anna Holmes, defendant in the d.
vorce suit instituted by her husband,
Fred Holmes. The husband is or.
: dered to pay the attorneys fees and
costs Of the action and SIS a month
alimony. Holmes accused his wife
= or infdelfty and cruel and inhuman
treatment. She filed a cross bill.
making similar charges. A Jury
, found the charges made against the
wife to be false and the wife's &C.
cusations true.
. Up to this morning reservations
for sixty seats on the special Dan
Patch excursion train to Faribault
had been made by members of
the Mankato Commercial club for
themselves and others. During the
day a great many more reservations
were made, SO that IL now looks as
though probably $50 business men
would go. When the. full returns
are in Monday noon, IL may be that
the number viii be greater. Besides
the club members and their friends
or employees, the Mankato band, num-
! bering twenty pieces, will go, in full
uniform. II win play at the various
+. towns where stops are to be made,
: while the merchants are getting ac.
quainted with the people.
{ Must Hold Transportation.
4 II cannot be made too strong that
only those who hold transportation
| can so on this excursion. and the
) secretary of the Commercial club
will provide the club members and
those others for whom reservations
, have been made. only, with the nee
essary transportation just before the
train leaves Tuesday morning next.