The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-30

A yer, james a, Tremain, Ill. j., Dyck-
imam Hotel; Van Doom. j. C., weis-
man, A. j.. Wynee, r. c., DE Groodt.
III. W., Isabel, S. Oak: Hillweg. Il.
C., Civic and ommerce association;
Nelson, William Palmer, Civic and
Commerce association; Gardner, H..
NJ, Gardner Company; j. Hoppin,
Esterly-Hoppin company; 4. Benham.
real estate: Eugene Young. Builders
Exchange; L. J. Westlake, insurance.
st Paul Delegation.
The st. Paul party was made W
+, of the following:
J. IL. Allen, J. H. Allen & com.
pany; Louis Betz. State Savings
bank: II. b. Booge, st. Paul Union
Stock Yards company: C. H. Bige-
low, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & COM
lpany; II. NJ. Brcslin, Fairbanks,
MCrse & company; J. w. Cooper.
Griggs, Cooper & company; Il. s.
Doran, Crane C Ordway; &c. w.
Ekstrand. Foot Schulze & company;
Dean b. Gregg. Nichols. Dean &
Gregg: +. W. Hurry, Hackett. Gates,
, Hurry company; H.. b. House, First
National Bank; e. NJ Harrison, West
, Central Development association,
Morris, Mimi: v. II. Irwin, V. r.
Irwin company; S. G. Iverson, state
auditor; NJ. ID. Jacobson, Swift &
company; J. y. Jackson, Lanpher,
Skinner & company: Fl. G. Krause.
| St. Paul Rubber company; B. p.
Kolesky. Catholic Bulletin; II. J.
l.ehr. Finch, Van Slyck & McCon-
Vile: o. w. Logan. G. Sommers
& company; c. 4. Moberg. J. Roths.
child & company; William Magivny
st. Paul Union Stock Yards com.
fpany: o. U Manners, Western Sup
ply company; e. l.. ogi.yie South
, st. Paul Reporter; Charles Fatter-
I son, oDonnell Shoe company: z. w.
Randall, Minnesota Mutua! Life In
surance company; w. o. Stout, Cor
don & Ferguson; H. S. Sommers, G..
Scmmers & company: G. ID. VI. Sher-
man. Aberdeen hotel; +. Fl. Sny-
der, Frederic hotel: J. c. Simpson.
Minnesota Agricultural society: +.
, &. Nanderberg, Fairbanks. Morse G.
company; J. &. Van Hui, Association
Iof Commerce: w. S. Williams, Tri.
State Telephone company: ID, A.
Wallace, the Farmer; T. s. Warner,
McGill.Warncr company; Lee War.
ner. McGill-Warner company.
NJ. II. Harrison, secretary of the
West Central Minnesota Development
association, was also with the party.
About forty ladies attended the
food demonstration given ut the
high school this morning. Miss
Gertrude Erickson conducted the
class and took up the study of
The Use OF Left Overs" The
dishes prepared were beefsteak pie
cottage pie, potato. croquettes. meat
fritters, meat toast and corn pud.
ding. The domestic science pupils
prepared the dishes and the ladies
wer" All given generous servings,
which proved the excellence OF all
Of the dishes. The work was very
practical and interesting ara the Ia.
dies feel very grateful TO Miss
Erickson for her interest. or the
ladies who were present there were
seven from the Indian Lake farmers
club, and also representatives from
the Spring Island and Belgrade
farmers clubs.
Professor A. ID. Wilson presided
over the meeting OF agricultural
teachers this morning. About twenty
men attended tho session. The
me. ting took the form Of round
table. There was a short discussion
OF the boys corn clubs, and Il was
reported that there are several In
Elue Earth county. Tho men who
had experience with such clubs OK.
pressed their approval of them. and
believe the clubs are worth while.
+ w. T. Anderson, who has the con-
tract to keep the city street dec.
/ GRATED with flags during the con-
, vention, is very anxious to find out
/ who tore down one OF the flags on
South Front street last night. He
VIII give s. to anyone who will fur.
nish information leading to the ar
, rest OF the guilty person, that he
! may be dealt with according to
law. -.
W. r. Mckenzie. secretary OF the
Northern Minnesota DEVELOPMENT
league, sent telegram to the con-
vention last night inviting all mem.
bers OF the Southern Minnesota Bet.
ter Development league to attend
the annual meeting OF the northern
, society on December TO 4. 1914. The
meeting will be held in Bemidii.
A silver loving cup Is being display
ed at the corn show which will be
awarded at the Lake Crystal shor.
c0urst Feb. to Z, for the best ten
ears of corn exhibited at the corn
show there. The cup was secured
through George Norman of Lake
Crystal
The Tri-State Telephone company
equipped the special train on which
the Minneapolis delegation came to
Mankato. with telephone service, SO
that they could be kept in touch.
with their business while In Man
kato.
The Blue Earth pure Seed ne.