The Mankato free press., 1923-07-13

at the Stein clothiers, was called to
New Uulm yesterday on account OF
the death OF his father, who has
been in Ill health for some time.
Mrs. William Anderson and son Ray
H. Anderson, living on Pearl Street
have developed a beautiful plant
known as the Flaming Pinkater,
which Is as the name indicates,
redish pink, and has the odor Of
mint. The Andersens also have
variety of other flowers.
The meeting Of women of this
county interested in home demon
stration work, which was to have
been held at the home Of Mrs. c. r.
Thunder on July IL has been chang
ed to July II. Miss Susan Hough,
home demonstration agent and Miss
Julia Newton, of the extension de-
partment Of the state university will
be the speakers.
Not to be distanced by st. Paul
Post No. in claiming public hon
ors for its members, Mayor Arthur
Nelson, Supreme Court Judge Roy
al A. Stone, etc., LorentZ Post No.
IL, Mankato American Legion, re-
fers to it's members who are hold
ing public office: Ivan Bowen is
state railroad and warehouse COM
bate judge Of Blue, Earth county,
Charles Schwanenberg Is Blue
Earth county's surveyor, Frank
Morse is Blue Earths county at
torney, Phil Comstock is Mankatos
city engineer, Rudolph Thompson is
Mankato's city treasurer, Henry
Kackelmeyer is Mankato's city
traffic officer, Raymond Hughes is
deputy state bank examiner, Will
lam Stradtmann is Mankato's mu-
nicipal court Judge, and John
Klasseus Is special municipal court
Judge Of Mankato.
A very pretty and attractive style
show was featured by the Nysulst
clothiers company, Saturday a1ter
made In one Of their large snow
windows which was decorated as
reception hall. New styles and mod
els Of coats for women by Hart
Schaffner and Marx were featured
on living models. Both Miss Griffith
of Minneapolis and Miss Sadie
Caine of this city made very at
tractive models and displayed the
coats to their best advantage. The
show attracted large crowds who
were pleased with the showing OF
the wonderful coats.
Upon the petition Of the sisters o;
Katherine P. Follman, deceased, the
probate court today nled an order
appointing Mankato Loan and Trust
or Iroi An lei nf fha Foil
man estate. H. L. and ]. W. Schmidt
and H. w. Volk, who acted as at
torneys for the special administrat-
or, have also been retained as at
torneys for the estate by the gen
eral administrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Rude Of Bemi-
dji announce the birth of son born
July 8. He will be called Kennon
Grant. Mrs. Rude Is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Witt OF this city.
People are reading about as much
as ever according to the librarian,
Miss Sophia hammers, but they are
ing room. The majority OF people
call for books and take them to the
lakes to read.
c. w. Moulton of Kasota has been
granted license to practice dentis-
try.
The Wallace Miner of Wallace,
Idaho of July 5, has the following TO
say in regard to activities of the
Amy -,Matehless mining company, in
which a large number Of Mankato
business men are interested: "The
Amy -Matchless Mining company Will
soon have a mill OF 100 tons capacity
ready for operation. Construction OF
the building is well advanced and
ment will soon be on the ground.
The mill is being constructed under
the direction Of Oscar Nordquist,
we'll known Wainwright. Recent de-
velopment work by the Amy Match
less company in raise from the
main tunnel level has made sub
stantial addition to the known ore
reserves, and 1t Is understood that
the mine is in a condition to main
tain steady production upon the
completion Of the mill. The mine is
only a short distance from the end
Of the Pine Creek branch"
The roller rink entertained the
E1hS L6SlOu Uduu anu IhCA tdu1Co
last night after the regular hours,
from ten to twelve. About thirty five
couple were present, many of which
had skates on for the first time.
Governor ]. A. o. Preus addressed
a large gathering at Fairmont last
night in behalf of his candidacy for
United States senator. The crowd
was enthusiastic. 49,
The county board Of equalization
will meet at the court house next
Monday to start its work. It Will ad-
iorn from time to time until the
work is completed. The county can
vassing board will meet on July Is,
to make a canvass of the votes cast
at the senatorial election on July 16.
The members Of the board are G. N.
Alderman, chairman Of the county
board; G. L. Kennedy; county audE
tor; Ben Wfberg, Justice OF peace
at Lake Crystal, and ~. P. Kraus,
Justice of peace at Vernon Center.
A petition for administration Of
the estate Of John Al. Fagerskog, de-
ceased has been filed In Blue Earth
county probate court by Selma
Buchanan, a cousin and heir, reqest-
ing that her husband Alex J. Buch-
anan of st. Peter be named as ad-
ministrator. The estate Is valued at
$12,917. 90 in personal property.
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