The Mankato free press., 1920-09-24
YEARS NO BAR TO HUNT
HENRY LUDckE, sR., AFTER
THE REAL GAME
He Is Seventy-Nine Years OF Age
And Still Can Bring Down
The Ducks
Especial to The. Free Press.l

st. Peter. Mimi, September IS
st. Peter claims to have the Oldest
hunter In Minnesota this year, in the
person Of Henry ]. Ludcke, Sr., whose
age is seventy nine years. the aged
sportsmen appeared before County
Auditor W. H. Holz for license Wed
nesday night, and early Thursday
morning left for Timber lake west of
town for q several days trip.
/ The Sunday schools Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will have arally
Sunday afternoon at the church par
lors. A special program has been ar
ranged by DR.. " H. Hegstrom, pas
branch schools will take part: st.
the Bottom lands.
The last baseball game of the sea
son Will be played in this city Sun
day. The st. Peter married men will
play the Oshawa township married
men.
The annual meeting of the womens'
auxiliary OF the board of missions,
Mankato deanery Of the Episcopal
diocese, with have its annual meeting
in st. Peter in October. Mrs. George
F. Nutter president Of the oeanery,
The delegates from 25 parishes com
fposing this group, will be the guests
Of the women of the Church of the
Holy Communion Of this city. Eff
forts are now being made to have
Bishop McElwain deliver the prin-
ciple address at the convention.
William Nutter, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Nutter of this city, has
been recommended for appointment
at West Point by Congressman G. r.
Davis. He will attend preparatory
school at Minneapolis during the win
ter, and will take his entrance exam
nations next spring.
The Semi annual meeting of the
Nicollet-Le Sueur county medical as.
sociation will take place at the st.
Peter state hospital next Tuesday
Afternoon. All medical men in both
counties are members Of the local or
ganization.
Miss Martha Steger of Lansing.
Iowa, has been appointed Nicollet
County Red Cross nurse to succeed
Mrs. ]. N. Dondelinger. She is
graduate Of the public health course
OF the state university, and has also
had practical experience as a nurse
oI tAC &ndyo uObPllAib, 0OChColCl.
She comes here very highly recon-
mended. She will cry out the work
mapped out by the local Red Cross
chaJter for the coming year
The first football game of the sea-
son at Gustavus Adolphus college
will be played on October 18th with
st. Olaf college. at Northfeld. Prac-
tice has been started by Coach Har-
vey Bessler. nd q large squad of ex-
cellent material has turned out. The
college has purchased $500 extra
equipment 70 rthe coming season, and
every encouragement Is given to the
football players.
The first foo: ball accident of the
season occurred yesterday, when John
Olson, student at.the st. Peter high
school, fractured bis collar bone in
the teams first skirmish The high
school this year has booked a heavy
schedule of games. The first will Be
played with Madelia at that place on
September 25 Two other games have
been scheduled, one with New Ulm on
October and one with Redwood
Falls on October 16 Dwight Holcomb
Of Gustavus Adolphus college, has
been hired to coach the team, this
year. 1t is expected that the team
VIII average 140 pounds In weight.