The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-03-19
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
p. o. SPERRA ELECTED
THE PRESIDENT
n. n. Buck Sells Feed Store to
Robert Pautsch; Notes of
The Village
Especial to Free Press. !
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
| Good Thunder, March 1.-THE re-
suits of the elections held Tuesday
are as follows: President. Paul D.
Sperra; trustee for three years, Geo
Schram; trustee for two years. Otto
c. Rosin: trustee for one year, Arthur
nannhein: treasurer, Fred II. More
lock; recorder, Henry Mielke; JUS
tices of peace for two years, Mark
Tyson and Gustav Wiedenheft; con-
stables for two years, Albert Beneel
and Will Ulrich. 900 .''
In the township the result was:
Supervisor. Michael Fitzsimmons +;
clerk, Fred Bergman; treasurer, Of
to \. Malzahn: Justice of the peace
for one year, Hugo Herzberg; Justice
of the peace for two years. Albert
Mielke; constable for two years, Paul
lander.
The Ladies' Aid of the st. Johns
church met with Mrs. J. G. G. Krue
ger Thursday afternoon.
Miss Amelia Zuehlke is visiting
relatives at lie Sueur.
DR.. G. Schuldt returned Monday
, from Minneapolis where he attend
ed the dentists convention.
Last week Robert Pautsch purchas-
ed the H. II. Buck -four and feed store
in which he has been employed for
the past six months, also the Ulrich
Bros, feed and flour business like
wise, their warehouse and equipment.
Mr.. Pautsch took charge Monday and
moved the stock from the Meyer
building into the building occupied
by Ulrich Bros. He will take in eggs
and poultry and other products. II. H.
Buck will use the Meyer building for
a land office during the summer.
Children and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pautsch gathered at their
home Friday evening to held celebrate
Mr. Pautsch's eightieth birthday an
;niversary. He is still spry and ac-
tive in spite of his advanced age. A
very pleasant evening was spent in
visiting.
The Ladies' Aid of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church met Friday after
noon at the parsonage. Mesdames
William and Robert Kaul entertain
ed. Owing to the blockaded roads not
all members were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henning left
Sunday for their new home at Osakis,
after few days stay with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HerZberg.
The Concordia club met with Mrs.
Gust A. Wiedenheft Tuesday even
ing. The usual Bible study was en-
joyed. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muske of Gar
den City visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wagner last week.
Miss Amanda Gerlach, the primary
teacher has been on the sick list the
past week. Some of the high school
girls substituted during her illness.
J. Otto Missing held his auction os
farm machinery and livestock Friday
afternoon. M. Ryan of Mapleton was
auctioneer. Everything sold. Mr..
and Mrs. August Missing and son.
Otto will move to North Mankato next
week. They have purchased a home
there. ..:... |is.sf -.
Miss Anna A. Beschnett, eldest
daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Beschnett of this place and Otto Kast-
ner of Rapidan were quietly married
at Mankato Wednesday afternoon.
They will make THEM home on the
groom's farm near Rapidan.
Miss Frieda HerZberg spent Sun
day with her sister in law, Mrs. Hugo
Herzberg in Mankato.
Lawrence Good will sell his farm
machinery and livestock at public
auction sale March IS.
Walter Runge and Otto Rosin
took sleighride down to Mankato
Monday. Mr.. Runge's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Runge of Mankato re-
turned home with them and will spend
"a few days here with relatives.
Henry Lachmiller and family of
Webster City. Iowa, arrived here
Monday with their household goods.
They moved onto the farm they pur
chased of Arthur McGrew near the
Albert Bruna and William Kruggel
went to. Winnebago Tuesday to at
tend horse, sale held there. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruger wei
coined baby daughter at their home
Sunday, March Mrs. John Dehn is
taking care of her daughter and lit
tie grand daughter.
Mrs. Emma Malzahn is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. John Kahn
near Minnesota Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burke moved on
the farm purchased from Kowinskj
and known as the August Wendlandt
farm.
2 Walter Wrucke's auction sale held
Wednesday was largely attended Ev-
erything sold high. M. Ryan OF Ma
pleton was auctioneer.