The Mankato free press., 1921-03-11
GOOD THUNDER EVENTS
REORGANIZED BAND WILL
GIVE CONCERT
Jnteresting Program Arranged
For This Evening; Notes
OF Village

Good Thunder. March 4.-On Fri
day evening, March 4, the reorganiz-
ed band of this village will make
their first appearance before the pub
lie at an inaugural band concert a..
the opera house, combined with a
basket social. Vocal solos and duets
of various instruments will be an
extra feature of the program. Under
the splendid leadership of Mr.. Wright
the. local restaurant proprietor, the
members have spent the past few
weeks in bi-weekly rehearsels and
have made great progress in scaling
the notey mount OF music mountain.
The band consists of eighteen talent
ed musicians, who have live and
peppy spirit. The town is very proud
of this organization. During the sum-
mer months open air concerts will be
given each week A thousand dollars
have thus far been contributed to-
iastic citizens and business people
of this little Indian named town.
Ernest Ziemke, nephew of VIII
Ziemke left Wednesday for his home
at Tracy after spending several
weeks here with the Ziemke family
and with cousins at Vernon Center
Prof. III. c.. Bode and son Henry
of Vernon Center and son John of
Mankato were business callers hers
Saturday afternoon. They also called
on the formers brother, Rev. A. e.
Bode.
The road west Of town from the
guide post to Bryson bridge is being
graveled by Barnard and Philips.
The, gravel is gotten from a pit on
the George Barnard farm thus max
ing it very convenient for the haulers
as it is close at hand.
Ernest Wester and Albert Benzel
Forded to Ceresco Thursday and
spent the afternoon with the formers
brother Herman Wester.
Miss Clara Billet was caller at
Mankato Saturday afternoon.
Micheal Mountain, Jr, had very
large auction sale Friday. A large
crowd was in attendance. All things
sold well especially live stock. Mr..
Mountain and family will move 20
this place next week. having pur-
chased the modern home Of Albert
Schwan.
Carl Hintz and Fred Beittner were
business callers at Mapleton Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Storejohn and
GAINESVILLE came Saturday to visit his
brothers and sister residing south
west of the village.
Miss Selma Rosin, who teaches the
Porter school near Vernon Center,
spent the week end with parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Rosin.
Victor Wiegert and SON John are
doing painting and paper hanging at
Mankato this week.
his mother and friends here. 1t is
understood Mr.. Possin and Martin
Malzahn purchased barber shop at
Minneapolis.
Miss Madeline Mountain and a girl
friend OF Mankato spent Saturday
here, returning on the evening train.
Mrs. Fred Bruscke entertained a
number Of young folks at her home
Sunday evening A jolly time was had
followed by delicious luncheon.
Miss Lynda Billet, who is assisting
Sunday with her parents here. Robert
Pautsch took her back Sunday after
noon.
Albert .Huhnholtz had his herd Of
guernsey COWS tested for tuberculos,
Is last week. The test showed that
his herd is enurely free. of the dis
ease. Mr.. Huhnholtz started Monday
TO denver mix and cream 70 large
number of patrons. We are indeed
fortunate on being able to obtain the
necessity Of life that we can be sure
of is pure and wholesome.
Misses Erna and Esther NARROW OF
Vernon Center visited here Thursday
with their brother VIII and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Runge were
callers at the home Of the formers
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Runge in
West Mankato
Theresa Mountain of Amboy spent
the week end here with her mother,
Mrs. Alice Mountain.
The Liberty club will hold its
monthly meeting at the school house
Friday afternoon at three o'clock. 4
very fine program has been prepared
Miss Ida Wieglet of Litchfield is
visiting here with relatives.
Rev. Albert of the Kinderfreurd
society of the Lutheran church spoke
at the st. Johns church Sunday
morning.
Fred Buettner, who lived on the
Possin farm, moved to town and
will occupy the rooms over the
Harold office, owned by Carl Young.
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