The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-03-31
MINNESOTA LAKE STORIES
Monthly Report Of Cooperative
Creamery: News In General

Especial TO The Free Press.l
Minnesota Lake, March 25.-The
following is the monthly report or
the Minnesota Lake Farmers Co
operative creamery. The sum OF
s4.529.74 was paid to patrons for
butterfat during February. The
price paid per pound was 81 cents:
27.42 was the average test. The
following people received over $50.
w. e. Fischer. $77.23: Jake Her
man, s72.76; Fred Miller, s51 .O6;
Lorentz Woitas, $64.01; Rob. w.
Gegner, 1921; John H. Troska,
S1iS %: Mrs. Otto Boyer. sS7 SO;
John P. Bach. sSS.17; Louis ].
Ostoboe, $50 IS; E. and A. Budach,
William c. Minks. SOS Is; Louis
Hoechst, Jr.. $50 80: Harry Ogle,
s54. 76; Herman Steffen, $65. 30;
William Fischer. Jr.. $73 A; Mrs.
Peter Schuster, $7603; Phillip
Sonnek, s67.35; julius Tolzmann,
Sherm. Latourelle, SILT Frank
Sonnek. 1921; Art label, $73 35;
Frank Walser. s61 Is: Beske Bros,
$54.39; NJ. J. Walser, $66 so; E.
T h m SON, $61.70: Otto Putt,
$S6.21: Fred Latourelle. S61. 81; H,
o. Healy, s57 20; B. p. Weise,
$50 so: F. o. Paup, ST 81; Engene
Cooper, $50 SIS; George Miller,
SCI 80; F; A: Miller, $3.50; Gust
Meyers. $94.75. -,
Tuesday evening the base ball
players, fans and local business
men gathered at the city hall to
talk over prospects for team for
the coming season. 1t was decided
to have IAN all home team" The
following officers were elected.
Manager, Charles Langan; score
tary, B. A. Klaus; treasurer, Gug Il.
Treanor.
Harry Hansen of Owatonna call
ed on trade here Monday.
D. D. Donahue Of Mankato was a
business caller here Monday: -,
Miss Elizabeth Kopp returned
from Mankato Monday, where She
spent a few days.
Lyman Jensen called on friends
at Mapleton Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Webb visite.
relatives at Mankato Monday.
Jim Kaufman returned TO Man
kato Monday after spending a few
days with his parents here.
August Jacobson transacted bust
ness at Mapleton Monday.
Paul Stencil was a Mankato call
er Tuesday.
John Hoehst transacted business
at Mankato Tuesday.
Leonard Schinke transacted bust
ness at Mankato Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Sellers of Mapleton
visited at the H. w. Roessler home
Tuesday.
flasher left Wednesday for a visit
with relatives near Bingham Lake.
CS,h
home al Ramsey. Mimi, Monday
after spending the past week visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Chris Roess
Ter, Jr.
Mrs. A. Muecke of Welcome.
Mimi. and Miss Madgeline Muecke
of Marshaltown, Iowa, came Tues
day for a visit at the Rev. Otto
Muecke home.
r. L. Lutz was a caller at Wells
Wednesday evening.
w. H. Otto formerly of Ashland,
Wis, has opened combination
grocery and and 10 cent store at
Minnesota Lake. Otto has COM
plete line of groceries and a very
desirable line of and 10. cent arti-
cles. -\s.
Emil Tolzmann visited friends at
Mankato Tuesday evening.
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Mapleton Wednesday, where she
spent a few days, visiting relatives
Miss May Catlin left Tuesday for
the cities, where she will visit nef
brother Oscar.
Mrs. B.. J. Kaufman visited
relatives at Mankato Tuesday.
]. w. Hogencamp returned from
Marshaltown, Iowa, Tuesday, where
he spent some time with his son
and relatives. ..
Mrs. Fred Radke left for .Waseca
Tuesday, where she will visit her
daughter Mrs. Louis Draheim.
r. w. Cent? returned to Mankato
after spending the past week visit
ing with his family here.
Miss Stella McComb came down
from Mankato and is visiting at the
Mike Kroenke and Frank Macomb