The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-07-28
Creamery Checks
Fatten Up Purses
Amounts Paid By the Institu-
tions At Mapleton and
Beauford

cACC IAOoo 10 ptCthoCu az Luio IAiS
to make mention Of the large gain
in the production of butter made
by the Mapleton CO. operative
Creamery during the first six
months of this year over that of
last year. During the first half of
1921, Sofas pounds of butter was
made, while this year 114,202 pounds
were made a gain of 33,467 pounds
or Al per cent. The Beauford
Creamery association also made a
good gain over that OF last year
During the first half of last year
66,951 pounds were made while III.
year 3,825 pounds were made a
gain of 17,774 pounds or q per cent.
The Mapleton patrons receiving
checks of $50 and over are: Schultz
Bros, $161.69; Felix Lebrun,
$l40.9S; e. F. More, $129.32; Carl
Proehl, $11S.52; Otto Schweer,
$116.53; Mrs. William Keller,
$115.20; Killion Bros, $111:11; A.
L. Miller, $104.01; DR.. Ira Bishop,
$leS,Ss; Warren L Lii $lo22l;
schubbe, $s2.ss; Fred Hicks. $s2.s2;
Bros, $SS.41; Ray More, $S7.S6; J.
I. Gofr.. 1888; john Gartner.
$s3 .SS; John Krengel, $685.;
Emil Proehl, 1878; Asa Treanor,
$S2.71; H. Prenzlow, $3.50; Ferd
Karstedt, ss2.eS; J. H. Rabenhorst,
$80.37: Mrs. Albert Busse, $S0.14;
c. E. Jones, $79.9S; Louis Hainka,
$79.40; C. F. Schulz, $7S.19; Ander-
SON Brothers, $3.50; Mrs. August
Keller, $77.41; Chas. Doss, S76.63;
Emmett O'Connor, $76.36; John
Brewer, 1854; c. E. Hall S75.11;
Earl Walker, $75.07; w. R. Annis,
1914; August Kunz, 1914; AL
bert Trubenbacn, sail; G. Sam
uelson, $71.37; Ralph Cornell, $40.
ss; c E. WI Whi pg sSs SaS3 Herman Isana1
s6s.0l; Frank Kortz, s66.2s; H. A.
1854; George Leiferman, 1854;
Joseph Stauffer. 1854; Logan
Busch s64.77; T. c. Petit, $64.42;
M. Schimmele, $6S.37; Albert
Hardtke, s61.77: Ray Ward, 1914;
Emil Schultz, ,s61.26; Fay Hicks,
$60.95; More & Berry $60.72; JOHN
Bell, 1894; H. M. Hicks, $60.95;
More & Berry, $60.72; John Bell.
1894; H. N. Hicks, $59.2S; 2. o.
Healy, 1924; H. K. Wishart,
$5S.57; Gust Jaeger, $5S. Is; Joe
Minkel, $3.50; J. +. Detgen,
$5717 C. ]. Griggs, $56.12; Alvin
Jaeger, 1886; R. Shuck, $55 .96;
w. A. Hanna, $685.; r. c. Merck
ell, $55.22; Arthur Schultz, $54.1S;
Ira Whitney, $52.s4; Fred Aischla-
o. w. Keller, $51.63; Frank Jaeger,
e1S A. Pore Apnic S6n 40. Charles
The patrons of the Beauford
creamery receiving checks of $50
and over are: William Ballard,
1886; Ernest Cramer, $130.92;
Fred Bluhm, $11S.05 Alfred Mauer,
Jr., $115.12; John Albright, $109.35;
E. Trubenbacn, $108.57; Henry Ho-
damp, $4,000; Mrs. Paul Nitz,
$102.s9; William Minkel, $4,000;
II. T. Fitterer, s9e.7S; D. T. Cramer,
1894; Albert Birr, $3.50; Ferd
Rehnke, 1914; VIM: Krouss,
$94 80; James Morrow $S1.02 Clyde
Henry, $S7.43; Henry Ruege, $s6.S1;
Jos. RACER, $S6.77; Albert Prem
low, $86.15; William Hawker, $S5. S3;
Claude Marble, $S5.4S; B. H: Birr,
Ss4.6e; Albert kr1gel, SSS:T;
Charles .ae aowle sgs n ss2Ss ss Wsslsy
u,
Little S82.17; e. L. Ward. 5000;
William Hislop, $78.15; ]. W. Stro-
bel, $7749; Fred Krugel, $685.; H.
Trubenbach, 1883; Fred Warnke,
$72.3S; Robert Warnke, s72.3S; Ed
Winkel, $71-25; H. II: Raet1eL.
Minkei, s7o.3s; G. H. Taft. s7O.35;
p. ]. More. S70.31; A. E. Knutson,
$65 .2s; Martin Dem, S64.97; Lyle
Waddell, $63.57; Aaron DUNN,
$685.; ]. A. Morrow. $1,000; Alex
Krengel, $5S.3S; B. H. Hull, SIS "a;
Anton Anderson, $3.50; Lee De
Remer, $54.56; S. ]. Mace, $52. AS;
Elmer Mauer, $51.36; William Rae
ther s50.62 Thirty nine cents was
paid by both creameries for June
butterfat.
A large crowd was in attendance
at the outdoor services of the Fed
Grated churches which were held al
Lura Lake Sunday morning. Rev.
G. Melby was assisted by Rev. Car
rol Conrad in the worshipful serv-
ices. Solo were rendered by Miss
Verona Dietz and Lloyd Morrow.
Immediately following the church
es gathered with their teach
ers under the trees where the les
son was studied. All came with well
filed lunch baskets and picnic
luncheon was enjoyed. During the
afternoon the Lutheran Sunday
school held their annual picnic at
this beautiful spot. All those VINO
were able to be present at those
functions were delighted with the
outing and hope than an outdoor
service will be held every year.
DR.. Lester Mccarthy of Minnea.
polls visited over Sunday with his
father C. A. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oliver and chill
dren of GAINESVILLE attended the
church services at Lura Lake on
W. &. Schultz of St. James was
a guest at the NJ. Schlngerman
home on Sunday. He was accom-.
panied home by Mrs. Schultz and
daughter Elizabeth who have been
visiting at the Schlingerman home.
Al Olsons' orchestra Of Albert Lea
will furnish the music for the
dance at the Legion Hall this week
Thursday evening, July 81.
Miss Helen Getty OF Mankato is
spending the week with ner cousin,
Miss Margaret Morrow.
Stan Smith OF Mankato was a ),
Sunday visitor at the P. j. NC
Guiggan home.
The local firepen are making
plans for a big tournament to be
held ON Tuesday. August Is. Sports
of various kinds, including a good
ball game between two fast teams
will be one Of the leading features.