The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
Program For tho Meeting Is
Prepared BY Committee
From Thursdays paIly.

SOutHefn MlnueSOta DfStfict Dcutat oo
ciety will be held In this city on April
IL, 10 ana IA. at the Armory. The
program will open Monday evening
at eight o'clock with an address by
DR.. C. A. Hintz OF New Ulm. president
of the society. after which an address
on the Business Side of Dentistry"
by Dr c. +. Conley of lie Sueur. pres
ident OF the society. will be given. A
discussion of the topic will be taken
part In by DR.. p. w. Barney. DR.. r. Z.
Heidel and DR.. w. w. Void.
Tuesday morning the program will
commence at nine o'clock, and papers
will be read by DIR. T. p. Hagerty OF
Fairmont; DR.. W. II. MacNeil of Min
neapolis; DIR. W. III. James of Lake
Crystal; DR.. s. ID. Snyder of Jackson:
DIR. A. v. Seifert. New Uim: DR.. VI. o.
Partridge, Minneapolis; DIR. c. +.
Whiting. Marshall: DR.. C. L. Burrill.
Heron Lake; DIR. w. d. James. Tracy.
At p. m. the program will be de-
voted TO the reading of papers by DR..
A. c. Scarf. Owatonna: DR.. w. A.
Demo. Blue Earth: DR.. G. w. Miller.
New Ulm: DIR. c. s. Amundson, Wat.
ervile; DIR. NJ. Y. Coulter. Mankato;
DIR. d. L. Maertz. Olivia: DIR. w. G..
Tull. Fairmont: DIR. w. II. MacNeil.
Minneapolis. The evening session
win open ut eight o'clock. the speak.
er to be DIR. f. X. Wedelstaedt Of st.
Paul.
Dentists Of Prominence.
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
DR.. W. II. MacNeil of Minneapolis
will read n paper. and will be followed
by DIR. +. r. Annis of Winneoago and
DIR. r. II. Shipley of st. Paul. who will
read papers. The table clinics wifi
be taken part I'm by DR.. T. 4. Brown
of Hastings: DR.. ]. II. Iollister. Sleepy
Eye: DR.. II. Boos. Minneapolis: DR..
C. A. Lineer. st. Paul: DR.. VI. r. Pat.
terson. ST. Paul; Dir. c. +. Peterson.
Mankato.
The officers of the Southern Min.
nesota District Dental society are DR..
C. A. IiintZ. New Ulm. president: DIR.
T. p. Haserty, Fairmont. vice presi.
dent: DR.. C.. p. Peterson. Mankato.
treasurer: DR. e. w. Norris. Tracy.
secretary. The executive committee
In composed of Dr. c. s. Bugbee of
Wells: DR.. +. l.. Stephen. Mankato:
DIR. A. r. Schmid. Worthington: and
Dr. NJ. II. Coulter. Mankato: DR.. II. W.
Bertram. Lnverne: and DIR. IT. w.
Ricke. New Ulm. arc the membership
committee.
The twenty-sixth annual com.
mencement exercises of the Minneso-
Ia School Of Agriculture, st. Paul,
were held Wednesday. March 81. A
class. OF $50 boys and girls was grad
uated.
George Edgar Vincent, president of
the University OF Minnesota, confer.
red the diplomas. Cyrus Northrop.
president emeritus, delivered the
graduating address. The program
given by the class. unique in that all
OF the addresses dealt with practical
subjects in a practical way. and was
rs follows:
Helen A. Lathrop; Physical Train.
Ing n Necessity" Hugh y. Smith:
Nitrogen In the Soil" Burch n.
Bell; Home Care of the Sick" Olga
C.. Bolstad
Tuesday was Alumni day ut the
school. Class reunions were held In
the forenoon: the alumni lunch ut
noon; business meeting I'm the aft
ernoon, and a banquet In the even
ing. The alumni ball was held Wed.
nesday evening.
The quarterly count OF mail handl.
cd on the rural routes out OF Man
kato began today and continues for
thirty days. The rural mail carriers
must count every piece OF mail han.
died by them and must weigh and sep
arate them into the four classes.
Keeping record OF all mail handled.
The semLannual report on parcel
post business must also be made nm
during April. the count beginning to.
day, and lasting fifteen days. Both In.
coming and outgoing mail is counted.
For outgoing mail the weight and
the total number of each marcel from
one ounce to fifty pounds going TO
each zone are recorded. For incoming
mail each piece Is counted and rec.
ord kept OF the humber OF parcels de-
livered by city carrier. by rural car
rier and through general delivery.
These counts are taken simultan.
eously all over the country and the
reports made to the postoffice depart
ment at Washington. The figures are
interesting in that they show the
growth OF the postofrice business in
any given city.
Mott, n. d.. April 1.-Followipp
closely the passing of Frank James.
for whom he worked as a Turnkey
In the formers bandid days, Ole Rok-
he. known as the big Norwegian"
dide yesterday at Regent, fourteen
miles west OF here. He was sixty
years old
Rockies duties with the James and
Younger gang was to care for the
horses and assist the camp cook In
preparing the raiders meals. The big
Norwegian was never captured and
II Is not known whether the authori.
ties ever sought him.
He was reticent about his mast Inn,
since his death Il has developed that
he has relatives I'm Southern Minneso.
Va who have been communicated with.
The body viii be buried temporarily
In the cemetery at Regent.
Friends of Rookie say that he always
was supplied with money. About $3.50
was found I'm his clothing. Death was
caused by acute Alcoholism.
WOLF BOUNTY ExHAusrep.
Minnesota Owes larue sum n cn,.