The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-31
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Mapieton Creamery Report Fol
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! Mapleton. Mimi, March 24.-For-
: ty cents was the price paid by the
local creamery for February butter
fat Those receiving checks of over
$50 are as follows: Mrs. William
Keller, s1S5.s4; Schultz Brothers
sl23,76. Felix lEcBrun, SLIGO
'iFrank Kortz, S1138S j. Il. Con-
/ S1046S Amiei Schultz, $9728; jaeger
Brorhers, $685.; Warren Lievan
1856; Albert Miller, s94.56; J.>C
Morris, $y4,44; kiiIion Brothers,
$8S.76; ". X. Annis, $3.50; Her
man Shcubbe, $3.50; Chas Proehl
Ss5.52; ii. Prenzlow, 1854; Jonn
Krengel, $S2.4S; H. X. Wishart
Ss1.SS; c. 4. Hall, s8O.l6; A. H.
Treanor, $78SS; Anderson Brothers
$77.00; Amiel proehl, 1884; Amiel
Nienow, $i4.4S ii. schultz, SETS;
w. A. Hanna, $6S.4f; otto Scnweer
$67.16; c. +. Schulz, $64.0S; Albert
Trubenbach, s63.52; e. f. Whitney
s5S.6S Ira Whitney, s56.92; Louis
Schultz, $3.50; Taylor & Seyertson
$3.50; r. Shuck, s53.04; H. M
Hicks $522S; Robt Bruckhoff, SOL.
A; II. Walker, $6O.S4; Z. f. Jones,
$50 20.
| 10y uuCh JtuotH vi "ihhCooId lSdhC
spent Wednesday evening with
friends in the village.
| Miss Lillian Quinn returned TO
Mankato Thursday evening after
spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Quinn.
| The movies showing the great
fight that is being made agains,
the dread disease, tuberculosis. was
held at the local theater on Ihurs
day evening. The entertainment was
given under the auspices OF the To-
cal WoCdmen lodge. The house was
we'll filed and the entertainment
was very much enjoyed.
Henry BreitenIeId has opened up
a produce house in the Old Maple
! ton house and is ready to buy your
cream, eggs and poultry al good
prices. Please remember this and
give Mr.. Breitenfeld a trial.
The annual meeting of the Maple
ton Electric company will be held
at the Pastime tneater on tuesday
april 4.
Miss Carrie Bachtle, Pierce Nor
ton, w. r. Borchert and V. j. Greln-
er are the delegates from this place
who will attend the State Demo
cratic Convention in st. Paul. p. j.
lMcGuiggan and Henry Pagel are
the Delegates chosen TO attend the
Congressional district Convention.
| James Emerson and Frazer Nc
Gregor, VINO are attending the state
university arrived home Wednesday
to spend the spring vacation. Miss
Mabel Hanson and Oscar Borchert
arrived home on Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Alderman are
spending the week at Dawson, MINI.
having been called there to attend
the funeral of the latter's brother
in law.
c. F. Lille went to Minneapolis
| Wednesday evening to bring back
two carloads of Fords and tractors
for the Lille Motor company.
Mrs. G.. H. Samuelson returned
Walker, after spending several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Borchert.
| Mrs. c. 7. Schweitzer left Wed
nesday morning for Minneapolis
where she is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs Robt. Stewart.
Mrs. Henry Troendle and daugh-
ter Override spent Thursday with
relatives in Mankato,
Frank Peters of Blue Island, H.
linois arrived Wednesday and is
visiting relatives and old friends in
this community.
Regular services of the Federal ed
churches will be held at the Con
gregatonal church on Sunday
March 26, both morning and even
ing. The preaching services will be
followed by Sunday school at the
usual hour.
The supper which was served at
the Congregational church parlors
on Thursday afternoon and evening
Of 1925 was realized. Those sery-
ing were Mesdames, ]. C. Morris,
T. NJ. Hamp, R. H. Morrow, B. F.
Taylor, j. H. Dobie, B. F. McGregor
and the Misses Jean Morrow and
Susan Sutton.
One of the largest shipments OF
livestock that has been sent from
this place the past year was the on 2
shipped on Saturday last. The local
buyers shipped as follows: Carey
G. Burns, three carloads Of cattle
and two carloads of hogs. these
buyers also shipped two cars OF
cattle and hogs from Good Thunder.
Henry Pagel, one car >of cattle and
the Equity Shipping Association.
one car of hogs. The individual
shippers and the number of cars
shipped by them are: M. Schimmele,
Three cars of cattle; lager Broth
ers. one carload; Amiel Minkel. one
carload: Donald Carey, one carload !;
T. NJ. Burns, one carload. The to-
tai shipment reached a valuation OF
between $4,000 and $25, 900.
Miss Clover Rupert who. is train
ing as a nurse at the st. Peter hos
| pital spent a few days the past
week at her home here. J..