The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-07-27
PAID CREAMERY MONEY
Dollars Were Dropped Into Pockets
of the Farmers

Minnesota Lake, July 20.-The
Minnesota Lake Farmers creamery
shows high mark for the month of
June. Forty two cents per pound
was paid for butterfat. Total
1928. The following received
checks for over fifty dollars: w. E.
Fischer, $62.37: Ernest Grunske,
$66.O4; Jake Herman, s74.02: Mrs.
c. Patterson, $S6.10; Ed F. Miller,
s156.12; Lorentz Woitas, s157.71;
N. ]. Manders, s66.S8: Robert w.
Dagner, $500; Joe Henry, 1852;
] H. Troska, s132.93: Mrs. o. Boyer,
s121.4 As; F. P: Bach, s119;S0; Earl
Stanton. S77.S0: J. P. Bach, ssS.46;
Steve Evan, $3.50: Buss Brothers,
1894: Tom Stencil, S75.o6: George
W: Jones, $77.12; Louis 0stoboe,
Zebel, $72.54; Budach Brothers,
lam C. Minks. 1864; William Pick,
$67.92; L. Albrecht, s1o5.52: Her
$105. So; Richard Schuck, $3.50:
Mike Kroenke, $136.92; Louis Hash
er, $68.04; Mrs. P. Schuster. $S8.72:
Herman Hannah, ss3.46: Philip
Sonnek, $173.8S; John Hoechst.
$3.50; Paul A. Stencil. s73.0s:
Sherm LatoureIl. s62.6S; Ignatius
Rathai. $6S04; Frank Sonnek, STAT
AZ; Mrs. L. Schirmer: $500: Al
mann, s66.57; Albert Bohm. s6s.14:
Adolph Tolzman, s61.S4; J. J. Latu-
seek, $9072; Frank Walser, $93.03;
Beske Brothers. $64.26: Chris Roes-
ster, Jr.. $60.36: Fred Kinder, sS1-
.06; William Pieper, s59.22: John
, Veloska. $187.53; Joe Sonnek 500
~; William Werner, $3.50: c. La
tuseck, $106.78; G.. Rain. S129 IS;
Art Neinon. $63.42; George Sonnet,
| $8412; Joe 'Grunske, S53.34: Ed
Redman, $86.10; Peter Rue. s67.0S;
William Wagner, $56.91: Chris
Roessler. sr., $685.; Logan Busch.
SIPS; Edward Thompson: 1924;
Jacob Merrill. SCOTS; Ben Pozimba,
Otto Putt, s111.S2; Fred Latourell,
s119.16; H. A. Healy, $7161: viii
liam Budach, s7108: H. c. Pieper,
1884; F. o. Paup, $S1.58: William
F. Boyer, $102.36: G. F. Boyer, s66-
Sc; Walter Brandt, $60.4S; Fred
Radtke, $73.3Z: Herman Neitzel
$92.0S; Ben Tolzmann, $3.50: Rich
Reiman, $S1.69; Emil Deubier. $50
! 10; Louis Herman, $8043; NJ. J.
Farnsworth, $60.40: Frank Holan
1894; H. Abrahamson, $3.50: Hur-
ley Walker, 1856: H. A. Miller
$3.50; August jacobson. s5o,61;
Schnnell, $S2.S2; Gust Meyers
/ Miss Elizabeth Lutz left Monday
afternoon for st. Paul where she
will spend few weeks with rela
tives. 80
DR.. A. F. Simon returned to the
Lake Monday from ST. Paul where
! he spent few days with his family
Mrs. Mary Lutz and Miss Audrey
LutZ returned home Monday from
Easton where they spent the pas,
week with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Burk returned tC
her home at Dexter Monday after
spending a few days with friends al
Minnesota Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jones returned
home Monday from an extended
visit with relatives at Dexter, Min
nesota and Foster. Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl ellison of Min
neapolis spent Monday with the r
L. Lutz family.
Miss Phillippa Neubauer left Tues
dav for a visit with friends at the
cities.
Albert Heize made business tri,
to Mankato Monday.
Miss Margaret Gintz returned
home Tuesday from Fairmon
where she visited friends.
Miss Elanor woodward left Mon
day for her home at st. Paul afte,
spending the past three weeks a
the e. J.. Cato Jr.. home. CIar,
Cote returned with her for a yisi
with relatives. :
, G. A. Bessa was a business calle,
at Mankato Wednesday.
| Mrs. j.. L. Krauss visited reIa
tives at Mapleton Wednesday even
ing.