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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Will Build
And Sell You a
New Home
5000 Cash

Balance like rent. Can make you a good
low figure on or broom cottage. Have
number of desirable lots, some close to
car line, as low as $3.50 each.
HASTINGS q HEYDEN, 1914 HARVEY"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

REAL ESTATE.
FARM q RANCU LANDS FOR SALE
Arkansas.
1870 ACRES in Ozarks, miles from sta
ton; fertile. 20 acres cultivated; $3.50
acre; easy terms David T. katZ, Little
Rock, Ark.s
COME to Arkansas. where land is cheap.
Raise your living at home. Quit rent
ing. | will help you get a home. W. L.
Perkins, Ashdown, Ark
LAND men, Get our Arkansas truck
farm proposition. 10 and 2O-acre truck
farms in the Little Rock-Pine Bluff dis
trict 81 cash, 81 weekly. No interest, no
taxes. Send for literature and contract.
Trentman Land Company, 257 Beacon
Bldg, Wichita, Kan.'
LITTLE River Valley lands. rich and
cheap. on railroad. Sessions Co.. Winth-
rop, Ark. %
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loans, 8, 81. per cent
j. II. Dumont a Co., 4l6 State Bank
WANTED-city loans. Peters Trust Co
WANTED-City loans and warrants. w.
Farnam Smith q Co.. 1920 Farnam ST
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans
500 to $4,000 made promptly. f. u. Wead,
GARVIN BROS 6 6Sansi t Nat, an BANK HR
SEE us first for farm loans in eastern
Neb. United states Trust Co. Omaha
eoL CITY LOANS. c. G.. Carlberg,
90 2lO-3i2 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
CITY property, Large loans a specially
w. III. Thomas. 223 state BANK Bldg
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co,
l0l6 Omaha National Phone Douglas 27l5.
500 to $4,000 made promptly. F. u. Wead.
Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam SITS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Reed Abstract Co. oldest abstract Of
flee I'm Nebraska. 2o6 Brandeis Theatcr.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract co
modern abstract office. 315 5. nth 81
A'AiN i'@t4ff' ef'''
REAL EsTATE--FOR EXCHANGE
WE have two good improved farms In
Lyon county, Minnesota, o. eNchHng'
for business ur res lpnce property in
town Give fGll InTtirllarH iu your firft
letter Address Llewellyn g. Son Mar
shan. Mimi.
TO ENCHaNGE-For md-e.. ~ ar---
Wyoming, So. 40 south Dak1tn. 800. .y
ManLt9h1 - Jim WraY Sioux city,
POLK COUNTY, NEB. FARM HNRGATS
l-ea, ~ farm. an n GRO q. good hgiid.
mas Price $40 owner moving 10 Mon.
tHna AMI must sell VIII take part trair
w az nav. Nolt John 4. Olson. 53s Bcr
hdg Omaha. 20
SEVERAL tooI Nstrssk. farms and
Owner viii consider Iart Trade tVrrr
ior che rnrtirY.srs John Is olson. rs %
Bids. Omat1. %
WANTEl Iowa. N..ra-ks. krr.sr
farms to ,E. ntuzs frr southern CALI
a.sS i.as Naselss ss-r1..t ba.... sr.,
eiiH iU"ur. N. H.." "."| .H... ri. .r
frf. Invite Il.rs- lEHr.H HrI sent urIs
li.pTli'es "ag. .H. r..i LOB tH |~r-r.p
,.'n Nai. F.t1 l.1flas 10
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coon Is.s. vr-nt hos 1.... f- l..g-
tnt raUr.rH .r NnrrH"HHr.rr t'a.#rra.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS ron SALE
Michigan.

MONEY making land, G.. big value
SURE Increase 26So acres. Michigan.
At railway station. Eight trains and
motors daily. Pretty lakes. alfalfa, bun
galow, etc. Ideal FOR ranch, resort or
colony. Can graze profltahly as value
doubles. Rare opportunity. Snap
l.O6J Cor 1.1O acres--lowa worlds finest
farm $4,000 improvements for income
and homo. Perfect
S,O0o-acrc ranch, Michigan. limestone
clover soil between lakes. Barn,
silos. fruit, lao apple. Timber. Write
Sotham & sons. blt w. Washtenaw,
Lansing Mich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Cnnnnn.


FOR SA1.E--2+O acres near Winnipeg.
Canada: rich soil; bargain; price SS per
acre Jim Wray, Sioux City,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
w. F. Smith Co.

CITY NATIONAL, BANK BUILDINGS
ES5"rRaO
TO SETTLERS ONLY-320 acres for $500
Rich corn. alfalfa and wheat land; no
sand. J. A. Tracy Fort Morgan. Colo.
STONEHAM, COLO.
Take up the farming business where
natdre offers you prosperity. No irriga-
ton ample natural rain fall, good water.
good market good crops Relinauish-
ments raw and improved decided land,
In the fast developing wheat belt OF east
ern Colorado. The Stoneham Land Co,
stoneham Colo. %.
1900 900 ACRES free government land in
Colorado, Some large fertile tracts
where located. how secured. free. Inn
migration Dept. 1915 fremont, Denver
Colo. %.
Iowa.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LAND7
II 80 you should first get a copy OF
the Farm and Real Estate Journal. IL
has lands advertised I'm II from nearly
every state. so that you can find JUST
Ehat you are looking for In its columns
II kceUs you informed on land oppoF-
tunitt"a in all parts Of the country, gives
you personal help Ia finding land Sens
z'c today FOR a years subscription. or iOc
Tor three months trial II will be stopped
az the end Of the time ordered Farm ana
Real Estate Journal Traer. Iowa .
FOR SALE--NO acres Of land in Mills
v county Iowa. miles from Glenwood
ell Bluffs. Fine location.
~ acres Nebraska may land chesp for
cash or terms from owner Address -
49,. bee.
Missouri.
Do YOU wish homo cheaper than n
homestead Rich. drained bottom land.
~ an acre. only 500 cash. balance ~
%. ?. sTEBBINs'
Siw BUYS 20 acres. 100 fruit trces. i.OIi
strnwh"rrN plants. near Bunker 40
Gosh. -. wtDaly, sor John ~ CfIrrnn
Former MissouH MANIFESTATION Commis.
ti"nrr' 20 olive -, 81. Louis
INQUEST land ssls % the year nov on
10 tuftb -atfe arms so each Iuod land
Wei H'HlHd nrtiity 'ioas e. railfoad
q, sss. s Elm e. S..s 49, :, 9Sss,.
t'ersl Hgrrs. N. fH tstay foF free liter
Htufr. p N.rr.HrI. EluE a Hantgr
Fan.s- tity. Eansas
Mtasssata.
rAWGAfN .t-arfe farm % miles fFan
Aiinusal % 10 Hcrca Or culii atom.
astafe. .au praet.eallY al D. cuitIs tt-d
."lt corr NJ. farm Il feureI. d. roam
% e., ttru EIaatry. mach o. srsd gtud
's 90 p hraa 80 ua.k raea q "a
.t riserl lrrs. r.sa. q. Hsera and ever
go. .ufn.e rsu stand 90 b ysars
- HlHneala.ls Ma
c>tEAL wt.rtHN MNNlsufA-
tr1suHa tafr.t r.H-a.sf s.f 900
groves o. r. Ur.rH HHaF larais EanasH
..HtfHaru. n.fHHHH |IHanHEtH rrfaHanra4
.-.sa.I.as rHrers srte o. tf atan.ir.a.
t.sE asurriae h'an
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
FtH KENT


aeaFtasaas 80 ttsfa.
ltN NgNu-MHnf baaafifua mnaIn I'm
tsaed sai ~ o. tata A 49, ~
ssaftuauta % rtfF iflitifrE 80 UH-
hna'l f.ara hrartua Hta isnrH tt
Fui.H .esF laflrnHinet ra..ars nla.t.ra
80 renF a. o. Hfa ar.atr.
$50 u. A MHrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
ACREAGE

A WELL-IMPROVED quarter section.
near Kansas City in best part OF eastern
Kansas; 40 acres In pasture, balance till
able Good improvements. fine soil. This
Is not trading stock, but owner lives In
Omaha and will exchange for Omaha in
come, priced right
We hav an irrigated so In Deuel. county,
Nebraska. / mile from Julesburg, which
owner will put In as part payment on a
larger place. nearer Omaha. This so Is
full-paid water right No buildings on IT,
w. T. SMITH co.
u 2Sl9 city National Bank BLDG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
YOmlnR.

DO you want homestead that will
grow grain, vegetables and corn? /
have IL for you I'm wyoming. A few
townships. Splendid 320-acre homesteads
just open. New railroad building. Free
coal. good water Act quick IL won't
last Come TO Buffalo. Write or wire
ahead. g. j. Dumbolton, Buffalo, woo
Miscellaneous.
WANTED in exchange for land, resi-
dence and acreage properties I'm or near
Omaha. income and business properties
In cities and country towns. have many
land owners In Iowa and Nebraska who
want TO trade their farms and ranches
for city property. Tell me what you have
and what you want and l will make you
an offer Latham Davis, Room 20l First
Nat. Bank Bldg. Omaha Neb o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
REAL EsTATE-FoR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or exchange, 5000 Five
acres land, Groom house, large barn,
chicken house and other improvements
Five blocks from postoffice, Leigh. Neh
S,Jo cash, balance years Il desired
Have a similar property az Garkson,
Nch Terms, S2,OOO, balance. $3.50. r. 4.
Basta. ACT. schuyler Neb.'
WILL exchange for acres, lots or inside
acres Omaha income property Value
$4,000. Any part Address u $50. caro-
Coo ACRES good land. Texas Co. Mo,
clear for good income; will assume.
go acres choice kimhall Co. Ncb..
clear for small apartment; will assume
4 L. PNTRIcK. m Bee BIDS
WANT good. clear home for highly i'm
proved country place with several acres
grade and very desirable. Address Las,
Bee
NEW. modern Groom home in Benson
for sale or will take clear land. Price
$500. murtgaEe $1,000 at per cent. Ad-
dress B-2iS, Bee
NEW S-story brick apartment house in a
first class section Of the city, filled
with desirable tenants on a yearly lease
basis to exchange for good Iowa or Ne
hraska farm land, This is a splendid
opportunity for any one desiring an ample
SCOTT n HILL co.
500 McCaguc Rldg.'
IN EXCHANGE for improved city prop
CTtv clear of enCumbranco, these acres
ere very desirable. being situated near the
beautiful Seymour Lake Club grounds also
street car. stores school, etc. MaCadum-
lied road into South Omaha. The soil Is
rich; nothing finer in Douglas county.
Ideal surroundings. high and slightly To-
cation. We have only a limited number
of these acres to offer on this plan.
SCOTT a HILL co.
RIDE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Hastings & Heyden
1914 HARVEY sTREET.'

64O-ACRE farm good set of improve
ments; 40 acres In crops, 100 acres fine
valley hay land, balance pasture part
hill, part valley; good orchard and grove.
miles from good r.. r. town. Clear.
Price $45 per acre, would take part i'm
omaha income.
TOLAND & TRUMBULL.
AS Bee Bldg. Doug. 6i0I.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
wANTTD-FARAIs

WASTED ~ HIY CbsaP is6f 1si5-
fafa psyfsrrs.i gavs 1850 eash O. 10
vest Adfruas h en- ftas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
l.So-ACRE RANCH.

ItlVVTFNNITNT INIAlNNsIIs
Located In northwestern Neb, good
soil. no sand 10 acres alfalfa, two small
sets of improvements, three springs. ono
has spring house. This location has n
reputation of producing the best potato
crop without irrigation. VIII sell on
reasonable terms. Might consider some
exchange. TraVer Bros. 7O5 Omaha Natl
Bank Bldg"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Montana.

RENTERS. HOMESEEKERS--Y op-
portunity. 5000 acres irrigated wheat
and alfalfa land for settlement at Waller,
Mont. tll.b0 20 so per acre; fifteen years
time. For particulars. write Waller Farm
sales Co. Rox 1909. Waller. Mont.
Nebraska.
CHEYENNE CO. lands, half section,
twelve miles from Sidney. Neb., half
r. Nj. Lorton, lsS Pearl St,
Council Bluffs la
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Missouri.
a. = STEBBINs.'

Do YOU wish "a homo cheaper than n
homestead Rich. drained bottom land.
80 an acre only iJ cash. balance ~
~ NJ --L-unL.-..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
REAL EsTATE-ACREAGE
. ACRES CLOSE IN

city water aud cement walks r blocks
o. car. fine f1r trICk garden % rFlrkfu
ranch. 81 -. SO cash. haianHe g. T#r
month Why So uaE uut Boa trs iuurIeH
ana Jay almost Same prize with o. tau-
Vruleufesf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

atGGlaT Hand sails 90 the year nov on
l" tuft1 -atFe ARMS $40 each 0i1od land
81. 90 .uGu o. raif Ftuai value Grsat.
go rtEsaluH b. zenith Miaauurt a srnas.
tteral uL rHH. 'N .fH lltay foF free liter
EanHss tItv EHnaaa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

SiN BUYS 20 acres. 800 fruit trces, On,
strnwt"rrs plants. near Bunker, $40
t'7sh. - wsealy, 81 John ~ curran.
Former Missouri Immigration C'omuis-
toner. go olive ~ 81 I.1ulss
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
Wife Causes Arrest: Is Sent o
Sheriff Hin for Twenty Days.

Arrested on the complaint Of his
VIE. Peter Morgan. street and road
laborer. was sent TO the county jail
for twenty days this morning by Judge
w. A. Plymat for disorderly conduct
He was placed under arrest early in
the day by Chief Klugherz and OFFICER
Bienaph in dwelling on State street,
where he and his wife have been
rooming. The wife stated that he
kicFed her this morning He said he
used no violence. but went to the place
this morning. and was told by his
wife to take his clothes and get out
He said he had lain out of doors all
night. Asked whether he had been
drinking. he denied this. but a bot
tie. half filled with whiskey. was
found in one of his pockets. Morgan
cried in his cell. and said he did not
care TO live any longer.
James Burk. a fioater. was sent to
the county jail today for ten days,
as punishment for getting drunk
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
from Fridays Dairy.

'o't Sdt'ys
AS noted in these columns last
week, Says the GAINESVILLE Argus.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Crump arrived in
this place on Sunday evening from
Denver. Colorado. They were accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Elsie
and by Mrs. Walker. of Chicago.
They drove through with Hudson
six. without a break or puncture, COW
ering 1927 miles from Denver to
GAINESVILLE Every tire came through
intact with Colorado hot air as Mr.
Crump put it.
The route lay over the Lincoln
Highway in rart; but portions OF that
route are in bad condition and fol
that reason they switched to the
White Pole Line. so called. maintain
ed by the auto clubs of the severa
states through which it passes. The
route lay through Lincoln. Omaha and
AlgOna, Iowa.
Mr.. Crump made the trip III order
To visit his mother who is gettinf
somewhat aged and feeble.
1t will be remembered that Mr.
Crump began his legal career i'll this
place. While here he was elected
Judge OF Probate OF this County and
removed to Waseca. There he re-
manned until he went TO Cripple Creek
some twenty six years ago or more
At present he is at the head OF the
firm, Crump & Allen. one OF the
leading legal firms in the state OF
Colorado. In his time Mr.. Cruml
has been employed by very large in
terests as he is at present. lie was
the states attorney in the labor trou-
bes some years ago and prosecuted
the offenders who attempted the life
OF the governor.
Mr.. Crump holds his age we'll. II
fact he is almost as young in years
so far as appearances go as i'll former
wears when a resident OF this place
In company with many other early
friends the Argus was glad 10 NEE
him again and to join in the genera
chorus OF welcome. Here he was
raised and here he still has friend:
| by the hundreds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crump Will renlaii
| here about two weeks before starting
! on their return trip.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
Southern Minnesota Association Will
Hold Mid Summer Session.

Redwing, Mimi. July, 39.-Thc
Southern Minnesota Medical associa =
ton will hold it's midsummer session
here Aug :. and 4 at Eiks' hall
Among the speakers will he Drs
Thomas b. liartzell Marx White
Henry ulrich. Arthur A. Law. j. +.
COrbett. j. g. Gross Louis a. Nip
pert Fred W schultz. w. A. Jones
and 5. c. Schmitt. Minneapolis: A. II.
Sanford: G. b. New and Donald Bal =
four Rochester: James S. Gilfillan. w
Il. Ramsey. j. T. Christison. Arthur a.
Sweeney and Arthur J Gillette: ST.
Paul: Charles &. Allen. Austin: II. T.
Michigan, NJ. II. Cremer. Redwin2 !:
X. G. Stevenson. Albert Lea: O. G.
Stricken. New Ulm; s f. Haessly
Faribault: A. b. Stewart. Owatonna
VI. j. Shaughnessy, Wabasha; L. V
Portmann. Jackson: j. 5. HOlbrook.
Mankato. and r. G. Hunt. Fairmont
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
Are Asked for by U. s. Ambassador
Gerard to Avoid Sub
marine.

Berlin. July 30.-Ambassador James
G. Gerard had cabled the United
States state department requesting
hereafter that he be notified by cable
OF the departure of American steam
ers on course that would carry them
though the war zone. Gerard now re-
ceives notification OF such sailings
by mail. Because OF the infrequency
of mail communication and past eX-
periences where the mails have been
held up by allied warships. the sug-
gestion was made here today that pos :
s.bly mail notice of the Leelanaw' s
voyage had not reached Gerard and
that the German submarine com :
mander was therefore not appraised OF
its identity. and that this lack OF
information may have been the cause
OF torpedoing OF the ship.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
Activity in Lands and City Residences
Noted Throughout Blue
Earth County.

Real estate transfers were recorded
today by Register of Deeds Gabler as
follows:
Martha. George W., Hugo and
Thomas c. Norman, Joan Perry and
Lizzie Adams. heirs OF Joshua Nor
man. deceased, to Benjamin Wiberg.
all of Blue Earth county. $1.75O. lot
two, block one. Hunts addition No.
5, city of Lake Crystal.
Cynthia A. Marble to Charles
Schritt, both of Blue Earth county,
$4,000, lots five six and seven, block
five. Cranes addition to village of
Mapleton.
Sylvester ]. Mcmahon to Cynthia
A. Marble. both of Blue Earth county.
$4,000, lot four. and south 45.S feet
of lot five, Krengel's addition to viii
lage of Mapleton
NJ. Gronquist to Carl Born. both of
Blue Earth county. $500. lots 10 and
IL. Park addition to Mankato.
City of Lake Crystal to Consumers
Power company. both of Blue Earth
county. $50. one acre OF land In Sec
ltiooi five. GasdeA City. .ag4ua . lsh
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
Erc1 rridav's CaIiv
Picnic at Minneopa Park.

Alumni and undergraduates of Car
Teton college. will hold u college day
picnic AT Minneopa state park tomor-
row. and il is estimated that about
eighty people will be in attendance.
the guests TO include all those in the
southwestern part of Minnesota who
have ever attended Carleton college.
Guests are due TO arrive at the park
during the forenoon. and day of
outdoor pleasures on the grounds near
the Minneopa Falls, which are very
beautiful this year. will be INDUCED
in. a. feature of the day will be a
big picnic dinner. Pref. l.. A. Head
ley OF Carleton college will be pres
ent. and large delegation from this
city will 20 out by automobile and
on the morning trains. Those from
Mankato who will attend are Dr. and
Mrs. G. Il. Curran. Judge and Mrs.
Hughes Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes. c. H. Cooper and family. DR..
Paul Barney. Mrs. Charles Northrop.
Miss Doris Curran, president OF the
Southern Minnesota Carleton club
Misses Alice Perrin. Eleanor and Inez
Widell, Marion Willard. Francisco
Smith. Glee OFT. and Messrs. Fred
Mott. Winfield Smith. James Balm and
Grant Willard.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
From Frjda,'s Oaijv.

Miss Mae Virgins of Walnut Grove
has accepted the position as office
girl at the offices OF Doctors Curran
the place Of Miss Cora ROebke. stem
otypist. who has resigned her position
to take effect tomorrow.
Elmer Lippert. formerly in the en-
ploy of A. NJ. Stein. the local clOthier,
but now manager for the Columbia
Clothing company at Morton, Mimi.
is visiting with friends and relatives
in Mankato for few days. He is ac-
companied by his wife and eighteen
months old son. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall of ST.
Cloud. Florida who have been visiting
. friends and relatives around Sterling
tor several weeks passed through this
city enrOute for Millbank. S. d.. one
day this week. where they will visit
, relatives for few days. Mr. and Mrs.
Hall have many friends in Mankato.
\. G. Brenrer, proprietor OF va
, riety store at Austin. mOtOred to
Mankato today and took home his
wife and family, who have been Wis
iting in the city at the home OF Coun
ty superintendent w. H. Detamore
The party was accompanied back TO
Austin by Mrs. Detamore and family
for return visit. While these are
absent from Mahkato. Mr.. Detamore's
home is being taken care of by his
sister, Mrs. H. Vincent Boiling, pro-
fessional nurse OF Bowling Green,
Ohio, who is in Mankato for vaca =
ton
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Tiivoh

From Fridays Daily.
Miss Francis lioagland visited Mrs.
Guy Ford Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Wilkinson and children
called on the II. Il. Armstrong home
sunday.
Mr.. G.. w. Beschneit assisted Mr..
H.. Mullereile Wednesday with work.
Mrs ID. G. Musser and Ethel called
On Mrs. James Laird last Saturday
afternoon.
+. $. kewerS, Jr, of Eagle Lake IS
spending this week at NJ. Phalen'S.
Miss Grace BuchholtZ of ST. Clair
called on Tivoli relatives Sunday.
Mrs NJ. Fhalen called on Mrs. II.
i. Armstrong Saturday.
At the recent school meeting the
same officers We're elected and nine
months school and 5000 were voted i'll
for general purposes.
MIR Henry Wilkinson called on
Mr. b. L. Miller's last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Jensen and
daughter called on the Tanner home
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Buchholz is spending a
SHORT time with her Aunt Lottie Bon
nett.
Mr. c. Barton is enjoying a visit
from his sister. who resides in Mime
apolis
Miss Minnie Miller returned home
last week from assisting al the C..
Ford home.
Mesdames Bisgerstaff and Besch
nett called Oh Mrs. Il. l.. Miller Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W Beschnoit took
IN auto joy ride To Kaso,a and st
Peter last Sunday
Mrs. c. Wilkinson is visiting with
her son Walter for Il while
Next Wednesday afternoon is the
annual Ladies' Aid day To he held a;
The Harvey home. Everyone cordi-
ally invited
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkinson Of
Kasota visited the formers brother
Walter few days last week.
Mr.. w. p. Seaquist and mother ol
Mankato visited at the latter's farm
last Saturday. They like to get out in
the country too. They found the farm
in good condition.
Mrs. T.. Mosher visited Mrs. p. L.
Miller Thursday
Mr. Joe Mosher is enjoying many
JOY rides with his friends.
II is reported Miss H. Detamore will
teach Ut Tvoli again this year
Owing 10 so much rain the fields
are very wet and the farmers are
compelled TO cut small pieces as it is
impossible to get the binder through
the wet places
Mr. and Mrs c. Barton HrG '~''~
ter. Eva called on Mr. and Mrs II
Schindle Saturday and also called or
Eagle Lake.
Quite few Tivolians attended the
funeral of the late Mrs y. |. Charles =
worth at Eagle Lake Saturday as she
was wellknOwn here.
Mr.. r. l.. Miller and daughter were
Eagle Lake callers last Saturday
The farmers are having some time
shocking winter wheat and rye this
year. Grain locks pretty good and corn
on high land has begun to tassel
Potatoes are fine; tops are good and
full about two feet long.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
From FRIDAYS uaIlv.

VToHU TT'odr SdiiS.
A special committee Of the North
Mankato Commercial club, consisting
of r. r. Jones, ID. Donahue and l.. y.
Beckwall. held a conference last
evening with George Wilson of
Fairm0nt, in regard TO MIR. Wilson S
proposition to establish a new fac
tory Oh the north side. for the manu-
facture oil motors. Mr. Wilson used
TO be employed in Mankato as ma
chinist at the Mayer Brothers fac
tory He is staying for the present
in this city at 50l North Fourth
street. He has been lately employed
in a motor factory al FairmOnt
Mr. Wilson claims to have invest ed
some improvements on the motors
that are manufactured at Fairmont
and his proposition is to establish u
factory in North Mankato to produce
the improved motors. provided he has
enough encouragement in the way OF
financing by local mcnicd men.
Mr.. Wilson was asked about the
matter of the want OF trackase on
the north side and he said that would
not make the difference that many
people supposed He said the trackage
at Farmont was good only for car
load lots. and most of the shipments
had to be hauled back and forth on
drays anyhow. and little longer
haul would not make much difference.
The committee intends TO give the
matter Il careful study before making
any recommendation TO the club.