The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-03-02
BUSINESS OF GOOD
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it Is Growing At Pace
Hiyh:y Gratifying
REPORT ATANNUAL
News oi County Towns; Events
rs Noted BY the
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| Good Thunder, February 21.-Bus.
mess of the Good Thunder CO. Op.
erative creamery association has
increased fifty three percent in the
past year according to the state
ment of that institution made at the
annual meeting held at Good Thun
der last Tuesday. 1t was also
| brought out at the meeting that
there was 319,272 pounds of quality
butter turned out by Arthur HI.
Dannheim during that same period.
Inc splendid success of the cream !
cry and the rapid progress of dairy >
ing is bringing the community about
1000 thunder into the lime light as
held in the opera house TUESDAY
The large hall was filled with Pat !
rons and stockholders of the asso !
| citation, who all take a lively in
terest in the dairying industry o.
this community. The following al
rectors were elected: r. S. Camp !.
bell, John Schmock, C.. F. Herzberg
II. w. Preis, William Hitler. William
II. Raul and Albert Sombke. The
buttermilk was sold at auction IL
George Eberhart at a bid of $445. II
was decided at the meeting to hold
summer picnic for the members
thought that a get to gether meet
ing of this kind would result in mu
tual benefit for all in ATTENDANCE
Arthur III. Dannheirn, the expe 4
buttermaker, Is deserving of grs e;
credit for the splendid success ofsh.
creamery, and the rapid progress o
the dairying industry in this com
munity. Mr.. Dannheim treated tn,
! crowd with large juicy oranges
which certainly made a hit with thu
men,
Mrs. Fred Peters spent part of tn
week with her son, Louis Peters an
| sick list.
On Thursday evening the Map,
River club met with Mrs. Geors
SchlesseImann. Seventeen memF.,
were present. The decorations an.
games were in keeping with til
season Of the holidays of February
The next meeting of the club VII
be held with Mrs. Leroy Tyrholm.
| Friends here received Cword Of tn,
birth son to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscai
Rosin at Luverne.
Miss Clara Zimke entertained
group OF friends at her home Sunda,
niversary. The evening was yer,
pleasantly spent in playing gamesl
Music was also rendered. The hos
tess received many nice gifts.
Evald Beise has taken charge o
the r. e. Cobb company's produci
station at Madison Lake. Mr.. Bets
will move his family to that town Il
the near future.
A baby frightened the home q
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Darge Februar
lie.
Word was received by relatives
this part of the county of the arriv;
of baby boy at the home of M
and Mrs. Frank Weis at Mortified
February l.
The public auction sale of Esl
Flemming last Wednesday was a.
tended by large crowd. who
spite of the cold and raging storr
turned out in large numbers. Every
thing was sold at a good price. MI
and Mrs. Flemming will move q
their place and make their HON
here.
Mr.. w. Noy has rented the Elem.
ming farm and will move there soor
Frank Schwan was called to May
illness of his brother Edward. n
Michael Mountain is caring for \,
Schwan's stock during his absence
A baby girl was born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Carl Pashrig February Is.
Mrs. Albert Rosir passed ava
wednesday. February IA after
long period of suffering. She wa
born April 20, 1856. and lived in thi
village for the past thirty years. Sh
kept house for her son Fred at Yer
non Center the past year, but OWN
to illness returned to, this village
where she spent her last days. Sh
the present time Is seriously i'll. TIL
surviving children are: Mrs. Ere
Moeller of Good Thunder, Mrs. ed
ward Muske of Vernon Center. Mr.;
John Albert Carl and Henry of Goo
Thunder. Fourteen grand childre
and four great grand children ais
survive. The funeral services wer
held Sunday afternoon at st. Johu
Lutheran church, and the serv'v
were held by Rev. A. c. Bpds Th
funeral was largely attended. an
the remains were laid to rest in tn
Lutheran cemetery Mr.; and Mr.
Fred Rosin and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Muske and Mr. and Mrs. W.
ter Demmick OF Vernon Center
tended the funeral. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NARROW, Mra
]. c. Kruger, were callers in thi
village Tuesday. e
Miss Rose Wrucke went to Maple
ton the first OF the week to the ]
O'Brien home to assist with house
hold duties, in preparation for a,
auction SALE
/ Miss Elsie Sohre and roomate
Lorena Comstock. spent Sunday
the Mrs. Sophia Sohre home.
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Schlesselman.
OF Mankato spent Sunday with rel. l
,tives here. - 4
Miss Wanda Lewis of evils spenS
several days in Good Thunder as tn
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Georg
Boettcher who entertained Sunda1
in honor of sister. The evening wa
spent in playing games. and the On
tertainment was brought to clos
by the serving of dainty refresh
ments. &
Mrs. Emma wrucke entertained
relatives and friends at her home
Sunday evening. After spending a.
pleasant evening dainty refresh u
ments were served. h
F. p. Fairchild is confined to hiss
home with severe attack OF Illness
/ Ed0bert- Anderson Il