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PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS ISSUE
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are now being made for excursion rates. The progressive democrats are counting much on the strength of Delegate Wickersham to help their cause. and announce that he will be here late in July.
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The City Bath House uses only Moonlight water for baths.
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New laid eggs at Prosssr's Harness Shop. 75c dozen. Phone Black 6.
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The wife of Hazo Fummat0 gave birth to d fine boy yesterday eycning at D. m. The mother and child are doing nicely under the care of Dr. Chace.
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Nor the benefit of patrons, toilet in rear of Eagle saloon will bs open es sundays.
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The case of Edward Olsen vs. Sarah Olsen was ordered dismissed this morning
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CHICAGO, June 13.-After a spirit part of three days and which at one time threatened 10 disrupt the feder1. tion. the Genera Federation of We. mens Clubs endorsed the principles fl womans suffrage. The fight has been a long and bitter one having com
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FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread onlS Sc. North pels Baker, nd Anvil Baker,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-30

Esau Roberts a postal shower Sun.
day. 800 AZ Na
Mrs. George Bennett left Sunday
for Rochester to consult the Drs.
, Mayo.
Mrs. Paul Zir norman visited rel.
atiyes at Mankato several days
this week.
Gottfried Bouse left for Long
Prairie, iMnn., to spend the winter
with his family.
Word has been received by rela.
tives OF the serious Illness of c. r.
Parker OF Minneapolis.
William Ichr of the u. S. navy
has been transferred to its Raleigh,
and is in Mexican waters.
Andrew Jardine Of Montgomery
spent Saturday with his brother.
William Jardine and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer and
daughter spent from Friday to Sat
urday with relatives in the cities.
Mrs. William st. John visited her
daughter. Mrs Wallace Grant and
family at Pennington last Saturday
Mrs. 7. S. Wilcox entertained the
mothers and members of the Cradle
Roll at her home Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. William West OF Rochester
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Madison, who is very poorly at
present.
The class in ciy.cs ut the high
school has completed the half years
work and will now take up Senior
American History.
The class honors of the senior
class have been announced. Miss
Bertha Johnson Will be valedictorian
and Miss Agnes Johnson, salutator-
ian.
Esau Roberts visited his wife at
the Mankato hospital, Sunday. Mrs.
Roberts is still very sick and 1t
will be some time before she can
leave the hospital.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyteri.
Gn church has elected It's officers
for the coming year MS follows: Mrs.
e. w. Babcock. president: Mrs. +.
{. Bailey. vice president: Mrs. ]. L.
Davies, secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. X. u. Fawcett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wistrom cele.
brated their silver wedding Monday
evening. entertaining fifty OF their
neighbors and friends. $50 was play
ed at nine tables after which n de-
licious luncheon was served. The
head honors went to Mrs. Lee Ma.
, son and Barney Vetter and foot
honors to william st. John apd Mrs
John Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs Wistrom
were presented with beautiful:
silver tea service and other silver
articles.
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committee on Northwestern develop
ment of the Minneapolis Civic and
Commerce association. who was
among the Twin City delegates
visiting the city yesterday. remarked
i'm an interview that il was the aim
and purpose OF that association not
to represent only the interests OF
Minneapolis but those of the state
nj large. When the West Central
Minnesota Development association
held its meeting at Morris last
December, q large delegation went
from Minneapolis to that place.
II was the intention to do the same
for the meeting OF the Northwest
Minnesota Development association
Mt Crookston on February IS, 1s
and 90. He said the Minneapolis
businessmen were determined to
get acquainted all over the state.
Il was estimated by the head
usher of the convention hall yester.
day that nearly 1000 people were in
the hall at one time during the
afternoon. There was no standing
room left, about four hundred PEG.
pie being on their feet around the
walls during the entire afternoon
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. Eagle Lake

Miss Luella Compton and Miss
Ethel Harris each have a new
piano.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fressnai went TO New
Richland Tuesday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cordie Brown.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hill was operated upon at the
Mankato hospital for adenoids las,
Monday. He is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Cornish visit.
ed their nephew. Er. NJ s. Cornish
over Sunday and returned to their
home In Vernon Center Monday
morning.
Charley ChapmaR OF North V.
kima, Wash. visited friends here
Thursday. Mr.. Chapman form-u,
lived here and his many fri~nI,
we're Glad TO see him bSs:;-
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church Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
uary q. Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Ohm
sted and Mr.. and Mrs. George John
sang several beautiful selections. The
floral offerings were very beauti.
full and completely covered the cas-.
ket. The remains were laid to rest
in the village cemetery. the Knights
Of Pythias conducting the burial serv-
ices. Several Knights from Yer
non Center and Lake Crystal were
present. The pail bearers were O..
F. Goldenstar, Frank Thurston, FIX
more Mills, Burt Tyler, Lucious
Moses and Ezra Gates. A large
number of friends attended the serv.
fee showing their love and esteem
for their departed friend and neigh
Dor.
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An1bov

Charles Killmer Is saving lumber
for Swieder brothers..
A lover of horses could get some
fine teams in this vicinity.
The Amboy Roller mill has been
closed all this week to make some
repairs.
The Lucas show gave an enter
tainment at the opera house Mon
day night.
Considerable gravel is being hauled
upon the state road >near the Willow
Creek store.
Bert Hall has purchased the Scho-
field farm OF l6O acres. paying ST.
600 for the land.
The high school pupils helped
make the program interesting n.
the Star theatre "Wednesday nigh.
The Amboy Automobile club viii.
give its annual banquet Friday even.
Ing. Oysters will be the chief iten,
Of the bill OF fare.
VIII Scramlin, formerly resi-.
dent Of this vicinity. and now at
Alberta, Canada. is visiting. his moth
er. who is not I'm good health.
Elder Olmsted has gone to Min.
neapclis TO assist in evangelistic
work. lie is very successful sing.
or and all delight to hear him.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold it's first meeting
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Thompson on Saturday. All ara
cordially invited to be present.
Herman Stemke has made a couple
OF trips TO the northern part of the
state and has about. made up his
mind to trade his farm in this local
ity If he can find a place TO suit
him.
Spencer Maine stepped on a piece
OF glass and cut his right foot so
severely that he has been laid up
for a week and will probably not
be able TO resume his work this
winter. IT,
Ray Stratton nearly severed the
thumb of his right hand in trying
to clean up saw dust from under.
meath buzz saw. II win be some
time before he will have the use
OF his hand.
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Kasota

c. w. Babcock left last week for
a trip TO Arizona.
Victor Johnson OF st. Paul Is Wis.
ting friends here.
Mrs. c. w Babcock was Man
kato visitor Friday.
NJ. A. Ostrander has accepted a
position at the postofflce.
Peterson & Kottke have their new
stock of spring goods on display.
Ralph Fawcett Is spending the
week in Minneapolis on business.
Mrs. c. N. Warrant has been very
sick for a week,>wl,li bronchitis.
Miss Mildred Gordon visited
friends in the cities over Sunday.
Miss Edna Gierke OF ST. Peter
spent Sunday at the Kottke home.
Melville Hoiberg has been visiting
his mother. Mrs. NJ. Reed this week.
The Ladies' Aid society gave Mrs.
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scta state fair next year. The
president appointed Robert Haedt
of Eagle Lake, Jens johnson of
Judson and c. Il. Whitney of Maple
ton members OF that committee.
There was a unanimous vote favor.
ing the having an exhibit at the
fair. a..
The Agricultural Agent.
The matter of county agricul-
tural agent. man of farm ex-
perience and training. to work
among the farmers of the county
in giving them assistance and in
giving information. for Blue Earth
county, was brought up at the
meeting. After considerable discus.
sion Jens Johnson made the follow.
ing motion:
That II be the sense of this
meeting that the county ought to
have an agricultural agent" c. f.
Whitney seconded the motion.
which carried unanimously. Then
a motion to the effect that the sec.
rotary be instructed to draft pc.
titions TO be circulated among the
members of farmers clubs and
other farmers who favor having
such an agent. and that the petit.
tions be taken before the county
board and an appropriation be ask.
ed for the support of a county
agent.
Arrange Premium List.
c. r. Shumway suggested that
the premium list for the next an.
nual show of the county association
be arranged and distributed before
June l TO enable all farmers to
choose their grain with reference
TO the list. He did not think II
necessary to have the prizes men
toned ut that time. The sugges-
ton met with general approval and
motion TO that effect was passed.
The report of the treasurer was
read as follows:
Cash on hand January I.
i'iJ ................ S26 .O5
Disbursements during year E. 10 10
Cash on hand January 1, :.
1911 ............... e. 60
The business session was proceed.
ed by short addresses given by A.
J. Secor. the agricultural instruc.
tor at PipestOne. who talked on
Farmers Clubs" and 4. NJ. Fields,
agricultural instructor at Mortified.
Mr.. Fields talked particularly along
the line of social clubs being or
ganized for the young people OF
rural communities.
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Garden City

Mr.. and Mrs. Kari Osgood are
twin city visitors this week
J. NJ. Chapman has been spending
the week in the twin cities.
Dell Dilley and wife of St. Cloud
are visiting their many friends here.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kendall was a bust.
ness caller i'm Mankato one day this
week.
Mrs. Margaret Knowlton of Man.
kato visited at the Bathwick home
Wednesday. r
Huebner Brothers of Rapidan are
busy here now with their wood
saving outfit.
Eddie Ward was quite III dur
ing the week with grippe, but is
getting along nicely now.
The Roya! Neighbor birthday club
will meet on Thursday, January 90,
with Mrs. Ollie Thurston. Dinner
will be served.
Several Knights of Pythias will
attend the initiation and banquet in
Lake Crystal on January %. Sew.
eral Of the state officers will be
present and a pleasant evening is
anticipated.
Remember the Coyla May spring
concert party at the Christian
church January 80. This is the
concluding number Of the lecture
course and will no doubt be one
of the best number.
Rev. J. G. Olmsted has been as
sisting with evangelistic work In
a Christian church in Minneapolis
this week. lie directs large Choir
us and sings special solos i'm his
capable and pleasing way.
The Christian EndeaYorers will
mold a series of meetings here the
first week in February. A good
program Is being prepared and a
banquet Will be one of the features,
and will be served i'm the Christian
church.
The W. C.. r. y. will meet with
Miss Wilcox Tuesday. February ,.
This will be Willard meeting and
a good attendance is desired. The
yearly dues will also be paid at
the meeting. A reading will be
given by Miss Wilcox.
The high school has organized the
Cosmopolitan club, which meets
every Friday night. Alfred Mccor.
mick is president. Talks by the
members, songs and session of
general business Is the work taken
up. Mr.. oimsted royalty entertained
the last meeting with songs and
humorous selections.
The Study club will meet wednes.
day, January %, with Mrs. Doud.
The program will be given as fol.
lows: Roll coll. suffrage news; "The
Suffrage Movement" Mrs. King:
Political Conditions In Equal suf.
frage States" Mrs. Hughes; Char.
acter Sketch OF Susan b. Anthony.
Mrs. wolvertcn; Reading Mrs.
Enie Peterson.
The rsmains of Gertrude Aldrich
were brought here Tuesday from
Winnipeg, Canada. and laid to rest
beside her father and sisters in the
village cemetery. MSS Aldrich was
nineteen years OF age and was a
girl whose future was bright. She
had taken a course In nursing and
was advancing fast In her profess
sion. She was stricken In the
bloom of her young womanhood
The cause of death was dlphtherical
pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Manning
accompanied the body Mrs. Manning
win be remembered here as
AIRS. Aldrich.
The funeral services OF A. Z. Blk
by we're held in the Christian
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Three hundred and fifty people
sat at the banquet tables last night
when the alfalfa and corn dinner
was given in the Methodist church
dining rooms. The dinner was n
great success from the point of
edibles and services as we'll as
from the point OF after dinner
speeches and sociability. The re-
past was one of the most unique
. ever served at Mankato banquet
One OF the groups of younger men
from Minneapolis livened things up
Immediately upon being seated by
giving the old get together" song,
Hail, Hail, the Gangs All eHre. "
Later in the evening, when they had
found their way nearly through the
dinner, the same tableful OF men
composed charming ditty in which
mention was made of all the various
sorts OF alfalfa foods and drinks
which were included in the bill of
fare. and concluding their song
with the direful result Of such a
meal, stomach ache.
Excellent Music Furnished.
Sandon Brothers orchestra fur
nished excellent music during the
meal and toward the end OF the din.
ner John ID. Deets, secretary of the
Development league. arose and is
POSTMASTER introduced Z. c. Carl.
CUES. a Minneapolis attorney, who
is also chairman of the Northwest
Development committee OF the Min.
neapolis Civic and Commerce as
ISOLATION. Il have come" Mr.. Carl.
cues said, TO bring greetings and
congratulations to this meeting from
the Civic and Commerce association.
Our association is trying to make
Minneapolis the best city in the
country to live In. your Develop
ment league is trying to make Min
nesota the best state to live In.
There Is no line OF distinction be-
tween the cities and the country
and IL II were not for the support
OF the country there would be no
cities. There has to be cooperation
between them TO be successful. We
should all remember I'm this develops
ment work, that we are citizens Of
Minnesota"
w. +? McGiveny, superintendent
OF the South ST. Paul stock yards.
spoke briefly on his particular line
of activity and congratulated the
people present upon their success
ful convention.
Triple Purpose Food.
7. V. Collins of Minneapolis open
ed his speech by wondering just
what kind OF an animal man Is. He
spoke of the triple purpose food, al.
faHa. which was fed TO them last
night. Ever since | lived in st.
Peter. a number OF years ago." Mr..
Collins said. Il have been envious
OF the enterprise OF Mankato. This
convention makes me believe that Il
has not grown less during the years.
In referring to his candidacy for
governor two years ago, Mr.. Collins
said that he had once been told
that every man who came from st.
Peter either became candidate or
a lunatic. eli spoke OF Mankato as
the Minneapolis OF southern Mime
sofa.
J. n. Jackson OF St Paul CON-
mended the work OF the develop
ment league and said he believed II
was carrying on one OF the best
works in the state. He regretted
that the organization was having
difficulty III raising sufficient money
10 carry on the work satisfactorily
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St, Clair

Marie Petska was at home over
Sunday.
Theodore Penn was home over
Sunday.
Fred Wingen was In Mankato last
Saturday.
Miss, Sadie Fields was at home
over Sunday.
Ralph Hilton was a Mankato visitor
last Saturday.
Ben Frank was a ST. Clair visit.
G.. last Saturday.
Henry Shallow was a Mankato
visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Will Frantz was visitor
in Mankato last week.
Mrs. Frank Amberg was a Man.
kato visitor one day last week.
Miss Eleanor Murphy was I'm Man.
kato last Saturday and Sunday.
Chauncey Wilson of Mankato was
In st. Clair on business Saturday.
Mrs. George Juliar entertained the
w. c. r. Y. last Thursday afternoon.
Tho ice men are busy now making
and packing ice for the town people.
Albert SchOnrock visited al
Smiths Mill and J-nesville last
Sunday.
Leila Fitzloff was a visitor at the
Randall home at Smiths Mill last
Sunday.
Lynn Axtell of Eagle Lake was
papering DR.. Macheth's residence
last week.
There will be English services al
the Lutheran church on Sunday
January 25.
Miss Una Andrews was a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hall last week.
Herman Fitzlof, Miss Ida Ramske
and August Wagner visited in Man,
kato Thursday.
Miss Josephine Wingen OF Mirnea
polls is visiting her sister. Miss Jen
ME at Mankato.
Mrs. Fred Ningen is staying with
her daughter Miss Jennie ut the I'm
manuel hospital in Mankato
Miss Dolly Schultz had a party in
homer OF her teacher, Miss Cora
Wingen last Tuesday evening.
A party of young people enjoyed
a party at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shallow Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Nesbit, and daughters
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Chase the past week.
The supper at the Andrews res
taurant given Friday evening was
one of the finest OF the season.
George Macbeth and Lot Burgess
have put in new scales at st. Clair
They are now prepared to buy stock
here.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lu,
theran church will meet with Mrs
VIII Frank Thursday afternoon, Jan,
uary 90.
Rev. and Mrs. Miller and family
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fiennerman last Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Amanda Beccue and Arthur
Murphy visited over Sunday in Man.
kato and attended the play Mutt
and Jeff."
Dr. j.. Lynn Macbeth and Miss
Sadie Eaton were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Macbeth OF Eagle Lake
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Foster and
daughter La June, Mr.. Chase and
Mrs. James Nesbitt were in James.
vile Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hail of
GAINESVILLE were visitors at the home
OF Mr.. and RMS. Ace Andrews last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kenward @,
Minnesota Lake were guests at The
home of Mr. and Mrs. win Gekeler
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pagenkopf
OF Pemberton were guests at the
home CT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pa.
genkopf of ST. Clair Sunday.
The masquerade ball at the town
Eall at st. Clair was well attended
last Friday. The clowns were the
most comical ever seen at a mas
querade.
Mr.. Appal, Mss Margaret ocon.
nor, Miss Maggie Hilton and Mr..
Watson attended the production of
In n,.r.l -
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TOAST BY =. w. BOWER.

~ drink to the Queen, Al
falfa, whose roots dig deep
to find new sources Of en-
r!chment for the soil; whose
stem and leaf give food to
the beasts Of the field; food,
drink and medicine to the
people of the Universe; whose
blossom perfumes the air and
gives sweetness to the honey
bee.
Haste the time, o Farmer,
when its mantle Of green
shall spread itself DER the
face of the World. bringing
health, wealth and happiness
to l.s people" !
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

c. w. G.otfelter Of Water
Vile, president.
r. M. Payne Of Pipestone,
; vice president.
c. p. Bull Of ST. Paul, Sec
rotary.
Frank n. Gibbs Of Merriam
, Park, treasurer.
Mr.. GaIstad Of st. Cloud,
=. M. Payne of Pipestone,
Mr.. Gibbs Of Merriam Park
and Mr.. Cooper, ST. Cloud,
, members Of the executive
, committee.
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UNIQUE Is FEAST
MANY AT TABLES

rom Saturdays Daily.
= . . . = . = . . = . Q =
Cream Of Corn Soup. !
Alfalfa croutons. !
corn-fed Beef. .
EseaIioped Corn. I
Aifaifa-fed-ham Sandwiches. .
Mashed Potatoes with Alfalfa
.r.s Gravy.
Corn Bread. Alfalfa Syrup. !
Alfalfa Tea.
Alfalfa Salad. .
Alfalfa Cheese straws. /.
Alfalfa Ice Cream sundae.
Alfalfa Layer Cake.
Alfalfa Coffee. 1
Comforts. 1
Alfalfa Chewing Gum. 1
Alfalfa After-dinner MINIS. I
Pop Corn Balls.
Alfalfa Pill.
) To be taken before retiring. I
q 4 4 q 4 q . q q q . q . 4
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Governor on the List.

Governor Eberhart was greeted
with applause when he rose to
talk. He told OF his visit to the
grain show In Fargo. and commend
ed the city of Mankato on its
entertainment II Is giving the dele
gates to this convention. and compli-
mented the people who are behind
the movement of development.
II think II would be good
thing II this development associa-
tien would work toward having an
a,.-icultural agent IN each county.
Agriculture Is the principal industry
Of this part OF the state and the
people engaged in II should have a
business manager.
There should be also complete
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-30
Final Awards Made.

Final awards In the corn show
were made last night when the
judges decided to whom the winona
WaEon company's wagon should go.
There was some discussion as TO
whether the best ten ears of corn
In the state or the best ten ears in
Hue Earth or Nicollet counties
should be awarded the premium.
A'er much controversy it was de.
cided that the best ten ears In the
two counties should win the prize.
G. +. Grannis of Vernon Center was
the winner. taking first place with
ten ear exhibit of yellow Murdoch
corn.
The association trophy cup. which
Is given to the member OF the
Crop Improvement association, hav.
ing the best ten ears OF corn in the
state. was awarded to II. Meinhard
of Sherburne.
There was protest made by III
Inns Krause of Spring Valley against
the awarding of the Bull tractor TO
N. r. Andersen OF st. Peter. but
the judges made their first deci.
sion the offieialf decision. barring
Mr.. Krcuse's protasf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-30
Farmers Clubs.

Professor Miller, instructor of agri.
culture in the MadelIa high school
opened the afternoon program. He
spoke particularly on the Farmers
clubs which are being organized.
G. L. Bowman. editor of Corn :
Waterloo. Iowa. addressed the con.
vention this afternoon.
p. c. Garrieues, chsirmm Of the