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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
en- ny OliebY.

Sra gIooraoo, Irf., berettes Den
15oe Sorltar. @lboraoo ligner / If.
ten Ell "goom Conn" fra @uloie9er.
tioens Gage. Sor en- llge iioen bar
glborabo en- lioen ufienot 2anoSbp
paa ca. 5000 Snobpggere.
Sioen Den Tio bar Silltremninger
at Weglere, @ambIere, @pentprere
og Spetlllalter treboblet SnobDggers
antaIlct.
gn 9rsnb, iom borebes al Or.
Gam E. 81,iep ct Stpffe ubenfor
gpen, og iom pluoielig bespnbte at
uoilpnge itore Sliemasier, bor Star
iasen til SorpanoIingen. Soainart
iom Npbeben ON Sliefunbet iprebte
Jig, beepnote Solf at itrsn1me til 8p.
en- / ioa itore W9ngber, at grtra.
trGn maatte iGttes igang forat fun
ne ta8e @are paa ben burtig ssenOe
Easiagertrafif.
Sliem9no meo mango 9larS Or.
faring anllaar 8rsnoens &apacitet
til oper 1000 Barrels ON Sagen.
Soteaerne er / Iften fpIbte til
Srangiel, os bperteneite bisponibelt
@9relIe og Seng er opta9et. Sotel.
fontorerne er ombanneoe til Curb
Warfets", bbor 2eiefontrafter (9eas.
es) fisbes % i9laes. &e%itauranter.
ne Tan life ifaffe Wab NOT til ale De
tilitrsmnenoe &eiienbe, % Solf itaur
/ la,,ge Haoer ilbenfor Oerene, peil-
tenbe paa en- anleoning iii at Hippo
irlb og fua fig noget at title lin Sun-
ger me6.
Set noteres'iom en- Merfeligbeb,
at bperfen Soteller elIer Geltaurat1-
ter bar forbsiet fine Hriier.
gn Sarmer, iom ioug fom til gp.
en- forat iGlse nogle Suoer og Sfino,
bleo bubt $4,000 for fin 40 acres
5arm / Rabolaeet. Sor Ceases"
/ 1 Wtils Ifitano bpbes ibae $1,000
% for Ceases" al 2ano 6 Mil fra
gpen optil 500 pr. @cre.
Sanoelsfontoret / 9ittle Rocf, gr.
fanias, bar aIlereoe oprettet ct
9~rancbtontor, % Embellishments
/ Sot Springs bar ienbt Hepr9ien-
tanter.
On Sarmer, iom meo ct Seite.
"Seam" bar taget Stiuing beb ct
bpbt Sslebrl meIlem gpen % Ole.
brsnben, boloer paa of tiene fig en-
6ormuie peo at tr9ffe op isien Illto.
mobiler, iom ct blenet iiobenoe foit
ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
"mother Jones".

Sra Merico gitp, Werico, beret'
tes, at oell pan-amerifanife arbei'
berfongres, iom / bisie Sage boil
hes BERT @pen, paa lit Wteoe Den
13oe bS. Iptteoe til en- lang Gale
at ben rabifale @rbeioerfererIfe
"Wotber Sones", iom BEN foreBna'
enbe l1se par anfommen fra De 6or-
eneoe Stater. Sun er life Selegat
til 8~ongresien, men bar p9ret en-
interes leret TiIbsrer % Silifuer peo
ale bibtibige Wtsoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18

- Miis S6cLo @offe reiite Sn8.
BAG til Stouebtor, 8is., og refer
berpaa pioere til Chicago.
Giti5enS SopillgS 9anf Golot
'ioite llse lit oarlige Wsoe OF oicn.
talste islgenoe @mbeOaUpno: TrG,
iioelt , 6. s. Curtin; &asierer, g.
s. Otc≈ asiiitereroe &a5ierer,
6. 6. I%lutnoietr; Sirefterer, G..
s. Curtin, u. j. 9. &ortman, 8.
@. Gonoper, 6. 8. @mlunoien % 9.
s. Wcaap.
Ssiitolers Stpffe "&ut6a-
&oo" gift oper Sceren baa 8ran6
Opera Souie Sreoag Gitermiobao
pJ Ifter ben 14be os. Stpffct err
Ell siterlanbIf.amerifanIf GyoreitiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
Stort bonorar.

en- Sltrp / 9iItriftSretten ! @bi.
laoelpbia bar tilfienot Senrp s..
Scott $10,005 / Sagfsrcrbonorur
fra WtrS. emma s. @ergbon, Mo.
Der I'll oe 10 miaionrige MiIitpr.
ifuIfcre GRIMM og @roper 6. @er9.
sou. Scott bopoe rc~preIenteret
benoe / eu S~traifeiag, Ion al &e.
gierin8en Dar urIogt moo benoe /
6orbinocIie ntep Ssnnernes SorIsa
paa at iunogaa Militprtieneitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
poittraftat meo Sranfri9

ct Telegram fra @aibington be-
%retter, at 9oitminiiter gurleion ben
15be bs. bar i,nbertegnet en- Sper-
ensfomit nleo Den frantic Holtitprel-
.ie, ifslse bpiIten Baetsgr9nie1 for
Batter, iom ienbes meo Eatfepolt
meQem De TO 9anbe forgges ira III
Vuno til % Huno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
2ntberif SuIpituI ! Siuur NaIIs?

Weolemner at De Ii,tberlfe @enisbe.
Der | Sionr Soils bar unoer ct Ws-
De 'lagt ~forelsbiee 8laner til Spret-
telle at ct SoipitaI til ct aoIten0e al
S2OO,OOO. Den npe $oipitalsbpg'
ming tpnfes opfsrt paa oct gamle
siolr Sails SoipitaIs Cont. ct
Wtsoe CT ia%mmenfalbt til 24oe SAM,
og en- afgisrenbe @eltemmeIie bill %
tages oe mere uofprIiee Ylaner for.
mlileres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18

8ubt &aab. Seq bill rooSe ct.
bpert ipgt Wenneife," ifriper Sr
Sreo @eiler fra Sutton, IIto., iii
at gipe Or. Geters &urifo en- Grspp
Wtin Suitru leo / ire Iar af en- Spo.
bonn / Sarmene, iom bum blep beiriet
for beo 9rugen af bette Wiooel. Min.
9abo, Sobn @unoer, bar oluorIiot
ipg / TO aar; ban leo at baarIia sSor.
oeielie og Sppnlssbeb, men a,trifo
aienoprettebe bans Selbreb." Gette
limple ltrtemiobelS merfpproiop
Selb ifplbes oct Saftum, OF Set er
en- b~iOenifabelig COMMUNICATING al
De lGgenbe Srefter en- benIia 0otlr
bar neolagt / urteriget; bet inbeboI.
ser Tim bpao Ser pil gisre SpItemet
aoot; og BET tom aipes lige iau trpat
til Born iom til Borne. &lirifo er
life nogen Sanoelspare og tan Der.
for life erboloeS paa @potefer. Hor
@nfeltbeber ifrip til Or. 8eter 2ahr.
nep & Cons Co., 2501 @aibiuoton
9lp6., Chicago, Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
uacnS Wctt.

Sc 1spreneoe Staters |eirbutcali nlep.
beIer fsIaenpe ON Geiret I Stpsrhli'neI
17be til % nren 22be Sanliar:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Local SHOWS at beginning OF week,
and generally fair thereafter with
considerably colder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
DeIiienet at papen,

Sra Champagne, Sn., meSSeres
oen 14be Santar: Eope @enebirt
XV's S~cIiignelie blep ioog mebocTt
Nr. og Wrs. BARTHOLOMEW gorrn
i a~nlebning oeres 60oe grpulps.
Gag.
Mrs. anaitatia Gonnerp fra ltr.
bana, iom par Mrs. garrps grlSe.
pige peb grpuuppet for GO gor
iibelL bar ogian tiIiteoe peo Jeirtn.
gen of 0inutantbrDalippet.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
s1hA CASH

Partly furnished five room and hath brick, latest built-in features, hardwood floors. close in near school and car. Cost owner sboVo 70 puiio, rs750 a. K. Realty Co, 232 West t9rSV- dm
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE good room
 house on car line and paved street for car. livestock, or will sell on
 $500 payment, or will take a lot as first payment Bolin Realty Co., 12 w. Van Buren St. It
 WILL TRADE equity in my four room bungalow for one acre or one half acre tract, near carline. Box SOY, Republican 1t
 FOR EXCHANGE-Res and apartment in best section for inn proved 40 5r 80 acres of good land Gilbert or Chandler Owners. Ad- dress Box o2Y, Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

ssooo-5-ROOM MODERN BRICK CLOSE IN ON NORTH SEC OND STREET, ON CORNER, GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY. CASH $500, BALANCE TO SUIT.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

ssooo-FIvE-RooM BRICK, CLOSE IN ON NORTH FIRST ST GOOD SHADE. $500 CASH BALANCE TO SUIT.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

s57,o-FOUR-R BRICK, NEW HOUSE, IVORY FINISH, LOT 5ax2eO. sIOO. CASH, $50 MONTH
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

s55oo-FIvEROoM BRICK HOUSE AND GOOD GARAGE, CORNER LOT. EAST FACE, ALMOST NEW. TO RELIABLE PARIf $500 CASH $75 MONTH
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
John Deere Kaffir Corn Header The cheapest way to harvest your summer crop.
 Sold under a guarantee.
 PETER RYAN IMPLEMENT co.
EoR REN1 APARrMeNTs

ALEXANDRIA COURT = Most at tractive bungalow apartments in the city, beautifully furnished: janitor service and all modern conveniences; apartments vacuum cleaned twice monthly: and rooms, S115 to $145 a month. Phone 4112 or apply S2l N. First Ave. 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
Sunday Special

One Groom brick stucco furnished, H. w. floors. fire place, B. l. feat ures. also one 4-room frame, modern, furnished; lots of fruit and shade; both places for $4S00 with $1500 down and $50 month. A real bar gain
 STREET REALTY CO,
 5I6 w. Washington dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

BUY A HOME NOW OO-REINFORCED CONCRETE HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. IVORY FINISH, ALL MODERN. GARAGE. $1OO0 CASH, $50 MONTH.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

sio ooo-FINE NEW BRICK IN STORY ADDITION. FINISHED IN MOST MODERN STYLE, WALLS PAPERED, LARGE ROOMS AND FINE GARAGE LOT 63x140. CASH $25O0, BAL ANCE TO BE ARRANGED.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
Rabbit Bargains

THESE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION GOOD RUBBER AND PAINT WORK. CASH. TRADE AND TERMS. OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS.
 BABBITT'S Phone 1450 West Washington at Fifth Avenue 1t 1916 Ford touring, new top and good rubber; a bargain. 1917 Ford touring, new top, in Al shape.
 1918 Ford touring in first class shape all around. A bargain for the money.
 WELKER & ZUNDEL
 520 W. Washington 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
Good Buy
Cheap Ones

s1s0e. new 4-room house, fine, large lot
 s1see. three-room furnished house and bath and shade.
 S169o. three rooms, one screen, young shade. large lot.
 sIz0e. two houses of three rooms each. an on one lot, good income property
 ssnOe. five-room house. lots of old shade. northeast
 Why pay rent when you can buy any one of these for a small amour. down and monthly payments less than rent
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

TWO room cottage. free water. gas. electricity. s15-s2o. SIP Grand Ave. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

SIS. 5Oo-THE BEST HOME IN PHOENIX FOR THE MONEY, FULL. TWO-STORY MODERN IN EVERY PARTICULAR. AN IDEAL, HOME FOR REGULAR PEOPLE: ROOMS, BASE NENT. GARAGE. LET US CON VINCE YOU. SEE PICTURE IN OUR WINDOW.
 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS
 no N. CENTRAL AVE. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
FOR RENT-FURNisHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Either furnished or unfurnished, well furnished brick stucco house. four rooms and large screen room, modern; half block to car line, old shade. Call 1917 West Monroe 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

Second Ave. and Jefferson. Phones 434S. NEW AND MODERN. Ratesv- by day. week or month. L. H. Walt. Manager. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

7 FURNISHED house on car lire, modern, $40 per month. See North Brothers Co. West Wash. St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

HALF of double brick house, four rooms, near school and car; also half of double house, Indian School road Lots of shade and place for chickens. Phone 5J12. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

TWO well ventilated front bed rooms. Adjoining bath. Private en- frances. 905 N. Third St. Phone 2794. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
FOR sALE-HousEs
Wentworth

Corner on car line, 75x145; rooms P. D. brick, garage, servants quar- ters, fine lawn, shade; $6000 cash balance easy monthly payments; price $f0,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

FOR RENT-One nice room. Suit able for one or two men. Connecting bath. Only one block from P. 9. 3sI North First Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

TWO FURNISHED rooms for renkat 603 N. 1st St. Phone 2715. dn
 NEELY furnished downstairs front room for rent; suitable for two youngS men; walking distance; table board # desired; garage room. sos E. Van Buren, dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

LOVELY, cool furnished front
 bedroom adjoining bath. in modern home; garage. No sick. 113O East Culver Phone 4643. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

IF YOU want to be sure of getting the safest and cleanest milk in the city telephone your order to the Cen tral Ave. Dairy. producers of Grade A milk Ask our costumers. If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

WE WANT all your fat hens. We always pay more Welnick's Market Phone 4109. I29-31 N. 1st Ave. tt
 WANTED-All kinds of poultry Phone 1061. 510 s. Second Ave. tt
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

FOR RENT-Furnished inside room and sleeping porch connected private entrance. II w.. Lynwood. Telephone 42S4. dn
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

FOR RENT-New four-rom apart ment, strictly modern, rent reason able. Between 16th and 17th streets. Close to East Van Buren, BIT Aztec street. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

FOR RENT-Large furnished front room with sleeping porch and garage. Near car line-s05 N. 9th Ave. Phone SO65. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

NINE-ROOM furnished house, with piano and all modern Improvements, garage, in northwest part of town. Inuuire at 515 s. 1st Ave dn
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
PICNIC OF W.CT.U.
Variety of News Collected BY the
Correspondent In That
Busy City

Lake Crystal, August 16.-The an
nual picnic of the local order of w.
c. T. U. held at ChautauQua park
Friday afternoon was well attended.
A bountiful lunch was served to which
all did justice and enjoyed. 1t was
rumored that mixed drinks were
served with the lunch. OF course lit is
understood that the drinks were
harmless as the kick had been re-
moved before serving. The day was
warm and sultery in the open, but
the large shade trees at the park
combined with the cool breeze COM
ing from the lake made it an ideal
picnic grounds that the picnicers
were loath Ito leave.
j. G.. Baker and family motored to
Algona, Iowa, Sunday to visit rela-,
tives. They expect to visit several
points in Iowa before returning.
Frank Gilley of Black Duck, Mimi,
and B. D. Hughes of Cambria called
on friends in the city Saturday after
noon.
Rosetta Stangler has resigned her
position at the First National bank.
No definite appointment has been
made as yet to fill the vacancy. For
the present and until Clayton Jones
returns rom his vacation the bank
is handicapped due to the sudden
reduction of their force caused by
vacation and resignation.
Albert Shelby and family of Man
kato were ip the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winden and child
have rented the front room of Miss
Annie Thomas residence on South
Front street. Mr.. Winden left Monday
for North Dakota where he will work
ho fhro Cd hing cooSnn Mr
Winden was formily agent for the
Doctor Wards remedies. ~"
Miss Annie Thomas states that all
who come to visit her now must call
at her back door as she has rented
the front rooms of her house.
Evan j. Davis was home over Sun
day. He left on the early train Mon
day morning for st. Paul to resume
his duties as inspector.
Miss Francis Peterson, local deputy
post mistress, is taking her vacation
this week. -
Miss Hannah Jones is visiting a
few days at the home Of r. B. Wigley
at Minneopa. .-.r
The dredger working on ditch no
Sc did not complete the ditch as far
planned. 1t will probably take two or
three days longer to each the rail-
road track. The railroad company has
material onrthe grounds ready for the
new bridge as soon as the ditch is
completed.
Ken Jones and family motored to
Mankato Monday afternoon.
Three lady tourists from DesMoines
Iowa, driving an Apperson eight cy-
Under spent Sunday and Monday
forenoon Yin the city. They were re-
turning from a weeks vacation at
White Bear Lake. They were exper-
fencing some trouble with the starter
of their car, and as none of the ladies
had the strength to crank the engine
they were looking for some one to
drive through to Des Moines with
them. During the afternoon Monday
another car passed through town.
going to Iowa, so the ladies made ar
rangements to follow them.
John Jones, mechanic at Griffiths
Garage went to. Mankato Monday af.
l'ternOOn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19

last Friday evening. All report a
good time.
Rumors, are out that the manage
ment of the Post office will change
hands soon.
The band stand has been com,
pleted and is quite an improvement
to the village main street, and it is
one the band boys take pride in.
Frank Nelson and family are visit,
ing relatives in Sioux Falls. and are
expected home this week
Henry Lien and wife returned home
from their Iowa trip last Wednesday
serious illness of Mrs. Liens mo-
Their.
Charles Jacobs and wife are the
proud parents Of a baby boy. Mrs
Jacobs and the baby are both fine
and the cigars were great. Thanks
Elder McAuley OF -8alaton preached
Ia fine sermon in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening.
Walter Smith of the Minnesota
State bank. and Herbert Dredge Of
the First National, are taking two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baylers Of
Denver. Col, have been visiting al
Tue HOlue VI MT. anu MIS-. UcOISt
Keith the past week.
Mrs. Charles Marks and daughter
Lucille, returned home Sunday after
q weeks vacation at Bass Lake.
A party living between Amboy and
Mapleton ran his Chevrolet auto
upon the bridge railing near Sterl-
ing town hall, and the auto tipped
over and lodged into a tree. We
have heard Of many autos turning
turtle, but this Is the first one we
have heard of climbing tree.
A number Of Amboyites went by
auto Thursday to Easton to take In
the celebration. the flying circus
and the ball game between New
Richland and New Ulm.
Henry VAIL is doing considerable
trimming upon the trees around Am
boy school house so as to give more
light and air in the rooms.
Ed Rue of Minneapolis is trans
acting business in Amboy this week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
PROGRAM FOR RIDGELY
What Will Be Done at That Place
August %. =
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
The fifty fifth anniversary Of the
last days battle Of the nine days
siege Of Fort Ridgely in August
1862, will be, celebrated by the Fort
Ridgely State Park and Historical as
ISOLATION on Monday. August %, 1921
The program for the day Is as fol-
lows:
Beginning at 10 a. m. Reminis
cense by old defenders until II noon
Picnic dinner.
All Ex-service men report to Com
mander F. A. Kretsch at the large
monument to form in line for the
parade at p. m.
Governors salute by Captain Me.
mann's battery from New Ulm, and
military parade by American Legion
form under the command of F. =
Kretsch.
Services to commence in ampithe.
attire at 2:45 p. m.
Selection by Citizens band of Fair.
fax.
Invocation by Rev. John Deschnel
of Fairfax.
Eulogy on the life and service oil
the late Hon. NJ. ]. Bowling, who was
president OF the temporary associa-
ton on memorial to the boys of the
late Worlds war to be erected al
Fort Ridgely, by Hon. Frank Hopkins
of Fairfax, temporary secretary Of
the same association.
Selection, Male quartette from
New Ulm.
Selection. Citizens Band of Fair
fax.
Address, Hon. Theodore Christian
son of Dawson, MINI.
Selection, Fort Ridgely Drum corps
Address, Hon. A. V. Rieke of Min
neapolis.
Introduction Of old defenders and
settlers of this country.
Address, John ]. Moonan, Prest-
dent of the Sioux Historic Trail as
ISOLATION, Granite Falls.
Address, Hon. Herman Schmechel.
After the service the meeting will
be turned over to the ex-service men
and American Legion to pass upon
the matter of erecting a fitting mem
orial commemorating the great serv-
ice rendered by them in the late World
War.
The officers Of the association are:
J.: A. o. Preus. president; c: H
Nixon. vice president; c. H. Hop
COP CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
kins, secretary treasurer, directors
G. A. Rieke, Alex. Russell, Richard
Pfefferle, Jacob Klossuer. Joseph A
Ochs, William Pfeander
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
AMHOY MUTATIONS
Officials Of Independent Telephone
Company Visit That Section.

Officials Of lndependent Telephone.
Company Visit That Section.
Amboy, August 12.-E. c. Nash Of
Minneapolis. secretary of the indie
pendent Telephone association, and
]. Roland. also of Minneapolis trans
acted business in Amboy this week
They also will visit Winnebago, Blue
Earth and Window. They are trav-
cling by auto.
Ed Giese and family left Wednes-
day morning by auto to points in
Wisconsin where they will spend
some time with relatives and friends.
Ted Kraus and J. A. Schwarz
went to Minneapolis by auto on a
business trip last Monday returning
the same day.
Amboy residents were pleasantly
entertained Monday. evening by the
Elks from Msnkato, and a number
of people from this vicinity will
take in its auto races on Friday.
The funeral services Of Bert Jen-
nings who was killed overseas was
held In the Presbyterian church last
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
Elder Morse preached the funeral
sermon and the American Legion
attended to do honor to one of Uncle
Sans heroes. The church was not
large enough to hold the people
who wished to do him honor. The
body was inferred in the Pleasant
View cemetery.
Judge johnson Of Mankato gave a
1ne talk at the Shelby school house
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
First Wedding Anniversary

Last Sunday a surprise party was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Marsteen of Marsteen Of Mankato
Route in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Anderson of Eagle Lake and Mr..
and Mrs. Ole G. Marsteen. Mrs. An
derson is daughter and Ole Marsteen
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Marsteen,
This event was the celebration OF
the first wedding anniversary of the
young people and about two hundred
old neighbors and friends We're pres
of Butternut, Lake Crystal. Hanska
and Sleepy Eye.
1t was an all day affair and the
ladies brought well-filled baskets
refreshments being served in cafeteria
style under the shady oak trees on the
lawn. An amusing feature OF the &C.
casion was the the fact that there
were four married couples having CIV
en- names alike. The four gentlemen
responded to the appellation of Ole
and the same number of ladies to that
Of Anna AS is well known these
names are popular among the Nor
wegians.
A large sum of money was present
ed by Alec Hanson in his usual pleas
ing manner and the young couples
responded with thanks and apprecia-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Marsteen and
children wish to express their warm
feeling of friendship to their many
friends of Butternut and Linden and
wish especially to signify their apprec-
iation of the many courtesics and
kindnesses shown at all times, not only
during their residence in Butternut
but since their removal to their new
home in Judson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
LEFT GIRLS BEHIND
Tourists Departed From Albert Lea;
Forgot the Children


Forgot the Children
Albert Lea, August 16-Since one
o'clock noon George Bagan has been
acting as mother and father to two
bright little girls, Frances Buffum,
eight years of age and little Catherine
Smith, age four.
These girls were totally forgotten by
their tourist folks when they drove
away over the Jefferson Highway for
the south.
The tourists arrived at the Empire
store shortly after noon in their auto
mobiles. A bunch of children, with
their parents, got out of each car and
wandered about the store while the
older folks purchased what they want
ed.
When the cars were ready to start
all piled in, excepting the two little
girls named above, who were in the
back of the store.
About five minutes after the cars
had disappeared for the south over The
Jefferson Highway the girls appeared
before Mr.. Bagan, nearly frantic be-
cause they could not find their folks.
George with the assistance of his en-
tire force and all the choice candy in
his store succeeded in getting them
to dry their eyes and get down 20 the
real facts in the case,
Frances says she came from Monte
yuma, Iowa and that Catherine came
from Scully Iowa. II think papa was
going to go to Kiester, Mimi" said
Frances to Mr.. Bagan. They were
going down the Wilson Highway but
| don't know the names Of the folks
we are going 10 visit"