The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-24
NUBS OF NEWS

FairmOnt Sentlnel: Arcnle rat
terson, down from Mankato for the
golf tournament. De Forrest Ward
loaned Mr.. Patterson a machine to
get home in, and Dave Milne Is re-
pairing the damage, Mr.. Patterson,
who Is head of the big Patterson
wholesale grocery, expects to come
down tomorrow for his car.
Miss Clara Miller, the twenty year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Miller OF 124h South Front street,
died suddenly at noon yesterday
from the effects of commissions. She
was born in Comstock, Wis. The
young lady had been working in the
Empress Cafe up to Saturday night.
CT death was due to a rupture of
blood vessel in the brain. Miss
Miller is survived by her parents,
DIR. and Mrs Carl Miller. and the
GLOWING brothers and sisters: Mrs
H. c. Baldwin of ST. James, and
ed, Helen, Florence, Augusta,
Eva, Albarette and Betty Miller OF
Mankato.
Chris Boosalis, the we'll known
confectionery man at Fairmont, is
dead. He died at the Pine City
sanitarium. His remains were TAX
en- to Fairmont for burial.
Mankato police received a call
asking them to be on the lookout
for two runaway girls. who left that
city, and are supposed to be headed
toward Mankato.
Sheriff John A. Bachtle Of Blue
Earth notified Mankato police last
night to be on the lookout for
chicken thieves, who stole 500
chickens near Blue Earth recently
Three hundred of the birds are
black and 200 of them are white.
produce houses in Mankato have
been notified.
The case Of Frederick S. Morri-
son, scheduled to be heard before
Judge W. L. Comstock yesterday
afternoon regarding his commit
ment to the ST. Cloud state reform
atory to a term Of five years fol-
lowing his conviction on a charge
Of attempt to commit forgery, was
continued until ten o'clock Friday
morning, August "a.
Elks Legion band members under
the leadership OF Charles Schwan-
enberg left at eight o'clock this
morning for Easton Mimi, where
they will play to-day at the big
community picnic being held at
that village. Mankato and Albert
Lea baseball teams will play In
addition to this a program of field
sports has been arranged for.
the funeral services of A. G.
Countryman, late county auditor of
Watonwan county, at st. James,
whose death was recorded in yes
terday's Free Press, will be held
Thursday afternoon at~two o'clock
from the house and Will be in
charge of the Masonic lodge at the
cemetery. The deceased was an ac-
tive member of the various Masonic
bodies and took a leading part in
the services recently held in st
James at the funeral of the late, E
A. Gibbs. Judge w. l.. Comstock Of
Blue Earth and Watonwan county
district court, personal friend
the deceased will attend the fun
eral.
The main auditorium and the Sun
day school room of the First Baptist
church are being re decorated this
week by the Anderson Painting
company. The work will be COM
0leted soon.
Two marriage licenses were is
sued by the clerk of district court
yesterday. George c. Larson, of De-
troit, Mich, received a licenses to
we'd Miss Vera C. Dunning of Man
kato. Fred c. Hicks was granted
license to, wed Miss Edith Larson.
9th the latter parties are residents
Of Blue Earth county.
An old landmark which has stood
on the corner of Warren and South
Broad street for over a half century
past, and was one time the residence
of the late DR.. A. L. Dorenberg is to
be RACED to give place to modern
residence, which will be erected by
the present owner of the property,
c. M. Masters. Many of the larger
timbers of the building were hewed
with a broad AK.
The funeral of Clara Miller will
be held at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
Rev. T. Ross Paden will officiate.
The body will lie in state i'm the
church from one until two o'clock
Interment will be made in Glenwood
cemetery.
New Ulm Review: Joe Karl of
this city and William Behrmann OF
Hanska were at Good Thunder,
Mimi, recently and purchased two
female police dogs. These dogs are
nieces of the famous picture dog
"Strongheart," the father of these
two dogs being brother to Strong
heart and has the official o. K as
a trained police dog. While at Good
Thunder Messrs. Karl and Behrmann
visited the Franklin Brothers ken
hels, which are considered among
the finest in the United States, hav-
ing dogs to the value of $1,000, and
being second only to Armour's ken
nels at Chicago. Here they saw
three filters, two of which were sir
ed by Stronghearts brother "Rappo
Won der KriminalpoliZei," and anoth-
er one, sired by FLOCK Won Bern"
the latter dog being national and
international show dog. These ken
nels are going to have three dams on
at the Brown County
Fair, who have been sired by the
above noted dogs. Mr.. Karl states
that it is a piece of good. fortune
FOR him and Mr.. Behrmann to have
been able to secure dogs of such
pedigree as they are very hard to
get. All fanciers or lovers of dogs
will be glad to have the opportunity
of seeing such noted animals at the