The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-01-26
CHECKS FOR FARMERS
Amounts Paid Patrons of The Ma
pleton- Besuford Creameries

VI "A
noted increase in the large cream
checks is shown this month. Sixty
cents was the price paid b. the 10
cal creamery for December butter
Eat. Those receiving checks of $50
an dover are, Schultz Bros, $233.34t
Amiel Schultz, $151.S0: Mrs. VIII
liam Keller, s15l02: Warren Lie.
van, $142:5 A. II. Miller, s137.64;
c. r. Hall, $133.86; Herman
Soluble, s132.7S; Taylor 4 Severt
son, S128.10; Ray Ward, $126.12;
Robert Bruckhoff, STELLA; H. K.
Wishart s13O.96; Amiel ProehI,
$113.SS: e. o. Healy. S10S.1S;
Amiel Nienow, $106.6S; J. G. Morris,
$105.l9 Felix LeBrun, sos 06; Ru-
dolph Jaeger, $103.6s; Fred Hack
EFT, $lO2.96; Frank kortz, $100.14;
Carl Proehl, $96.4s; Louis Schultz,
lion Bros, 1882; Morris & Stef-
fen, 1916; George Snyder, $3.50:
A. r. Treanor, $3.50; DIR. Ira Bis
hop, 1850; John Simon, s73.0S;
Walter Keller, s7296; Joe Garner,
$3.50; Joe Stauffer, $72.1S: H. nj.
Hicks, S71.94; J. I. Goff, s7l.52; Ira
Whitney s71.52; Charles Jaeger,
$6798; William Hanna, $67.SO;
August kunZ, $64.S6; Mrs. Albert
Busse, $63.06; Robert Prenzlow,
$S2.S2; John .Gerth, $61.44; William
Sommers, ,.$59.94; II. Rabenhorst,
$59.22; Albert Bade, $57.4S; An
drew Howieson, s5712; Fay Hicks,
$57.06; John Bruckhoff, $3.50;
Homer Leroy, $56.46; G. F. Schulz,
$500; A Trubenbach, $54.S4; Ro-
$51.S4; Ray More, s5o.sS; John
RrnWnF KIN liz
The Beaufort Creamery paid so
cents for December butterfat.. Those
receiving checks of $50 and over
are, Ernest Cramer, s1S3.66; Al
fred Mauer ST.. s164.37: William
Ballard Sal 80; William krouss.
s13s.S2; William Hislop Sl15.69;
$9617; Clyde Henry, 1928; Lee
Claude Marble MAJ slo9.s5; H. T.
SS6.17; Clyde Henry, 1929; Lee
DeRemer, 1886; h. l.. Ward. 1872;
II. H. Raethcr, $77.3U; George Sell.
ers, s71.45; Ed kunke, $6773; B. Ii.
Hull; S67.61; William HawkeT.
$3.50 =. rrubenbach, s66.31; ].
s64;7s; J. r.: Juliar s64.1s; Anton
s61.s9; B. K. Bifr, $500; ID. r.
Birr $1,000; D. T. Cramer. s59.23;
Joe Hager, s5S.S2; C. W. Ballard,
s5S.17; Ed Ninkel, s56,05: john Al
bright, $56.05; Fred Biuhm, s55.57;
Anton Prange $54.51; 80 Alr.s Mauer
Jr. $3.50; G. II. Taft, S53 90;
Charles Cramer $53.63; G. L. Todd,
1927; Ross Sherman, $3.50;
Wesley Ward s51.62; Martin DEM,
j. e. ,Heickert. a well. known
resident OF this place passed away
at Lis home on Church Street yes
terday morning. During the sum
mer he underwent an operation al
Rochester and came home feeling
well and it is indeed a surprise to
death. Mr. Heickerf was born in st.
Paul on October 90 1852, and was
therefore just passed his seventeen
year OF life. He was married 10
Miss Anna Boyd OF Dunda in 1873
who with two daughters survive
him namely, Mrs. Jennie Otte of
Leader Canada; Mrs. Flossie Oar
roch of this place and one son Mark
of st. Paul. The deceased was
loyal member of the LEGAL Odd Eel
lew Lodge and shad just received
his 25 year jewel. lntefment will be
made al Pennington. =. irE
Mesdames William Borchert, En-
ma Cornell and William Morrow
entertained at two parties on Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoon. On
Wednesday afternoon the guests
were entertained at the Borchert
afternoon. On Saturday- afternoon !
another group consisting OF the lad :
les who do not indulge in ;iayIDc
OF cards we're entertained at fancy |
work at the Morrow home. Dainty
refreshments were served both days. |
J. F. Albrecht spent the past
week in the twin cities where he
meeting Of the Twip |
Cities Grocer's association.
Mapleton is TO have home tai. |
ent play sometime in the near fll- |
ture. 1t is a real home town affair |
as the play was written b. A. T. |
Johnson our well known com
poser and he is TO be highly com
plimented on his ability in writing !,
a play of this sort. The characters
for the different parts have been
almost completed and as soon as |
possible the play will be presented. |
hIr. Johnston is clerk at the j. +. /,
Albrecht Mere. Store but finds time
TO put some of his attention to his |
favorite hobby of writing and com,
posing. You will miss it if lou do
not attend this play Watch forl
further announcements Mr.. John |,
ston will be assisted b. the members
Of the Herbert Derome Post Of the /
Legion and Auxiliary
g. #. Lille, Lloyd Mccarthy and /,
George Schimmele met with what |
might have proven TO be serious
accident Tuesday while enroute rcl
to get some Ford ears
for the Lille Motor Company. Near |
lie Sueur they met an auto and in |
turning out their car slipped and |
went over the enbankment. Mr. |
Lille received a cut in the leg from
glass of the windshield but the |
other occupants escaped with only |
a good shaking up. I
Would Have Whipping Post
Redwood Falls Sun: The Mime. /!