The Mankato free press., 1922-06-30
MINNESOTA LAKE NEWS

Minnesota Lake, June 2S-This is
the monthly report of the Minnesota
Lake Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry company for the month of May,
The amount paid patrons by check
for butterfat hauled was $7,299.25
Price paid per pound, 36 cents. The
following patrons received over
fifty dollars for fat hauled. w. L.
Fischer, $90:45: Ernest Grunske,
$6S.40; Jake Herman, s147.6s; Fred
Miller, $7722; Lawrence Woitas,
s10S.45; N. J. Manders, $59.S5; Rob-
ert w. Degner, t82.44; ]. H. Tros-
ka, $147.a6; Mrs. Otto Boyer, $123.-
II; Herman Miller, $52.47; Frank P.
Bach, $104.94; Earl Stanton, $66. SO;
John F. Bach, $7S.S9; Steve Evan,
S5Q.76; Thomas Stencil, 64,17; L. ].
"a; OConnor Bros, 50.13; Ed. A.
label, 50.22; E. and A. Budach,
1D5.2i; Emil Heupper, 66.42; viii!
liam c, Minks, 1873; William Pick,
l5S.77; L. Albright, S4.73; Mrs. H.
Evan, 1923; Harry Ogle, 55.44; Her
man Steffen, 1854; Mike Kroenke,
1892; Louis flasher, "a; Mrs. P.
Schuster, 1857; Phillip Sonnek,
144.s1; Julius Tolzmann, 63.1O;
Paul A. Stencil, 6S.31; Sherman La.
tourelle, 1885; Rathai Bros, 61.1l;
Frank Sonnek, 9603; Albert Sonnek
1920; Ernest Kaufman, 81; J. j.
Latusick, 71.28; Frank Walser, IA
81; John Gosch, 1880; NJ. ]. Wal
ser, 77.S5; John Veloske, 1861; Joe
Sonnek, 67.77; William Werner, TO-
80; Casmir Latusick, 95.04; Gottlieb
Kain, S6.04; George Sonnek, 1929;
Ed Redman,>S2.35; Fred Wagner,
52.29; Chris RoessleT, Sr., 60.12; AL
bert Schubbe, 1904; Ed Thompson,
10L34; Schuster Bros. 7749; Otto
Putt, 1886; F. Latourelle, 1915; B
Weise, 100.44; Fred o. Paup, 1910;
George Miller, 5904; William F.
Boyer, S6.13; Walter Brandt, 1874;
F. A. Miller, 2.46; Art c: Boyer,
50.22; H. Abrahamson, 81 .35; Hur-
ley Walker, 62.01; L. L. Kraus, 63.-
81; Mrs. Fred Keuther, Sc. ga; H. J..
Schnell, 77.22; Gust Meyers, 80. 09. .
The Acme Chautauqua will be at
Minnesota Lake Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, June 26,
27, Is and %.
Adolph Tolzmann is serving on
the petit jury at Mankato this week.
A. F. label went to Mankato
Monday on business
Emil Tolzmann and May Catlin
were visitors at Good Thunder
Monday evening.
Alvin Carlson of Mankato visited
relatives here Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Paul of Hancock,
Mimi, came down Monday for a
visit with her sister Miss Mae
Goodrich.
William J. Fox of the Peter Fox
Sons company of Chicago was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Harry Hansen of the Western
Grocery of Albert Lea was a bust
ness caller here Monday.
]. F. Eberha-dt was a business
caller at Albert Lea, Monday.
Miss Valeria Eberhardt returned
to Beeman, Iowa, Monday after
spending the past three weeks with
relatives here.
Giles Wamsley and family OF
Brooten, Mimi, called on friends
here Tuesday.
Otto Tenneyson of Winnebago
was caller here Monday.
Mrs. L. G. Madison and children
left Monday for Blue Earth, where
they win visit Mrs. Madson's par
ents.
4. w. Cent? returned to Manka-.
TO Monday after spending a few
days with his family here.
Mesdames Otto Putt and Herman
Steffen were callers at Mankato
Monday.
Father Dash was business caller
at Wells Monday.
Lyman Jensen came down from
Mankato Monday for visit with
relatives.
P. w. Hogencamp returned from
Sykestaon, N. D., Wednesday after
spending the past two months look
ing after farming interests at that
place.
Miss Esther Kreuer of Mapleton
visited friends here Monday even
ing.
Z. N. Kremer Albert Sonnek and
Roman Kaufman were fishers at
Lake Francis Monday and Tuesday.
Dr.. A. F. Simon returned Monday
atiVes at the cities.
William j. Brecht was a caller
at Wells Wednesday.
Emil Trahms was a caller at Man
kato Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Schubbe returned to
Mapleton Monday after spending
Sunday with relatives here
Rev. ]. H. SchnitAer and Fred
Hamman left for the cities Tuesday,
where they will attend the Missouri
Lutheran Synod convention.
Hunts Novelty orchestra of AL
bert Lea furnished music for the
dance at the Orpha theatre Monday
evening.
Charles Dehring, Henry Kauff-
mann, John Latusick, Henry Block,
Chris Schostag, Jim Newson and
Fred Schostag were anglers at
Clear Lake, Woseca, Monday.
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs. H. A..
Greenwald Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ben Neubauer and family re-
| turned to Wells Monday after
spending Sunday at the C. o. Krem
er home.
Henry Greenwald, Charles Cole,
c. B. Delzer and A. H. Gumm were
fishers at Lake Francis Tuesday.
HUNT FOR STOLEN HORSE