The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
CHECKS FOR BUTTERFAT
Patrons of Two creameries Receive
Some Handsome Amounts

dbtUHo OF Two STCaInSEtSo H0Scttc
Some Handsome Amounts
Mapleton, MINI. June 2S.-Some
handsome checks we're received by
the patrons OF the Mapieton and
Beauford Creaneries during the
month of May. Both creaneries
paid Ss cents per pound for May
butterfat. The Mapleton patrons
receiving checks OF $50 and over are
as follows: Felix Lebrun, : $l65.07;
Schultz Bros, $147.97; MRS. VIM.
keIer $l26.46; Carl ProenI. $40
II; NInon .. Bros $l24.4l; Otto
$11s.lS; DR.. Ira Bishop. $111.s3;
s104.42; A. L. Miller. S10S. AZ; Am
lei Nienow, $s7.5s; Taylor a. Sew
ertson, $s4.46; August kunz, $93.l7;
Herman Schubbe, $92.9S; Earl
Walker. $91.9S; Jonn krengel, $50
Ii; Herman Prenzlow, $500; Asa
eanoF, $81.55; Albert 1ruben
bach, SS5.7z; H. K. Wishart, $S4.Sl;
G. Samueison, $S4.36; Anderson
Bros. $500; John Brewer, $S2.99;
r. C. Petit, $S2.76; AIniel Schultz,
$S2.SS; J. c. Morris, SSl.s2; G.. L.
Jones, 1882 Frank kortz, $777I;
w. A. Hanna, $76.S7; Robt. Bruck-
hon, $74.S2; R. Shuck, 534.44 Chas.
Doss. $73.45; Emmett O'Conner, $72.
n; ". r. Annis $72.39; c. +.
Schulz, $72.l6 Geo. Leiferman, $72.-
o.. Logan Bush, S71.5; Anil
t,roehl. $1e.s4; More & Berry, $7e.-
6S; Fay Hicks, $685.; C. J. GEiggs,
$6s.2S: Mrs. A Busse, $6S.s3; Ray
More, $6S.62; E. Martin, $68.21; Al
bert Hardtke, $6716; H. M. Hicks,
$6S.61; Ray Ward, $66.53; C. e.
Hall, $66.2S; Ferd Karstadt, $63.O4;
z; F. More. $62.54; John Marske,
$6e.76; Alvin Jaeger. $59.5S; C. e.
Whitney S59.16; JOS. Stauffer, $57.-
S7; Ira Whitney, $57.83; Fred Hicks
$57.49; Ross Annis $3.50; John
Bruckhoff, S55.32; Albert Jaeger,
$55.2S; z. c. Merickel, $54.S7; John
Gartner $3.50; o. W. Healy, $53.42
VIM: Sommers $52.93; Gust Jaeger,
$S2;S9; Louie Schultz, S52.63; Albert
Babe, $51.75; Joe Minkel $51.60.
The Beauford patrons receiving
checks of $50 and over are: Ernest
Cramer $154.12; VIM, Ballard, $154.-
05; William Krouss, S119.96; Chas.
Schulz, $116.2S; E. Trubenbach,
$111;26; H. T. Fftterer, $1o7 -16; d.
T. Cramer, $1O5.56; Alfred Mauer
Sr: S9Sy91; Claude Marble, $96.e2;
John Albrecht, $S5.72; VIM. Hislop,
5000; Henry Hodapp, $s9.9S; Hen
ry Trubenbach. $Ss.7l; Chas. How
Mrs. Paul Nitz $S5.42; Henry Ruege,
Ss4.96; H H. Raether, $s4.13; e. L.
Ward, S82.6S James Morrow, $50. :
AZ; Henry Minkel $7s.49; j. w.
Oyer $77.48; Joe Deniffe, $76.07;
VIM. Minkei, $74.32; Fred Warske,
1885; Albert Prenzlow, $71.70;
VIM. Hawker, $70.49 Albert Birr,
$68.S1; Rob Warnke, $6726; Ed
Winkel, $3.50; Clyde Henry, $65.1s
A. e. Knewtson, $64.s0; J. A. Nor
row. $64:56; Lyle waddell, $62 .09;
G. H; Taft, s60.95: Fred Krugel, s5s.
so; Albert Krugel, $3.50; w. H.
Ward, S58.55; Martin DEM, s5s.4O
B. H. Birr, $57.9s: A. Little SIS. 5.13:
Aaron DUNN, $54.56; Elmer Mauer,
$54.22;. Joe ,Hager, $54.22; B. H.
Hull, $5S.S8; Art Tietz s53.42; An
ton Anderson, $53.57; J. w. StrobeI
$500; S. ]. Mace. $52,7s; J.. T.
O'Connor, $3.50; VIM. Minse, $751;
"a VIM. Krugel, $50.31.
Mrs. A. B. Borchert spent a couple
OF days the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Stan Smith at Mankato.
Messrs. w. J. Richter and Nathan
Coggeshall drove to Minneapolis
Tuesday evening on a business trip.
Mrs. Julius Staszel went TO Man
kato Tuesday where she consulted
doctor in regard to her foot trou-
BILE.
Messrs. R. B. and W. A. Hanna
left Thursday morning for st.
Charles where they were called to
attend the seventy fifth, birthday
anniversary of their sister, Mrs.
Belle Murray.
Miss Mabel Hanson spent a few
days this week with her sister Mil
ored who recently submitted to as
operation in one of the hospitals in
that city. -.
A bicycle stunt artist held forth
on the street Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Some very clever
stunts were pulled off, showing the
different ways of riding bicycle. A
free will collection was taken at
the close Of the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gregor of East
on spent Wednesday evening with
relatives in the village.
Attorney NJ. Brewster of Wells
spent Wednesday evenisg and as
sisted the local band with their
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs r. v. Townsend and
children and L. L. Krouss of Mime
sota Lake were visitors at this place
Wednesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cornell
left Thursday morning for their
home at Huron, S. D. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Judd Cornell