The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-31
CHECKS PAID FARMERS
Minnesota Lake Creamery Made Its
Monthly Distribution To Patrons

Minnesota Lake, August 27.-The
Minnesota Lake CO. operative
Creamery company paid forty four
cents per pound for July butterfat.
The following received checks for
over fifty dollars: Ernest Grunske,
SIS. 7s; Jake Herman sla6.2 Mrs.
Ter, 1882. II; Lorentz Woitas, sI45. :
;10szs 9' Mrs: @, HT Beyn. SO. IS;
Frank P. Bach, $99 .55; Earl stan
ton, $87 .01; Steve Evan, s81. OF;
Buss Brothers, $55. %; Tom Stencil,
1884; George w. Jones, $73.
Louis J. Ostoboe, 1851; Charles
Minal. s87. Oh; Edwin A. Zobei. $685.
ca; Budach Brothers. SLOT .03; Fred
Newson, $72.38; William c. Minks,
1926; William Pick, e.2S; Lud-
wig Albrecht, $94. 16; Herman Stef
fen, $91. 0S; Joseph Evan, 1872. So;
Louis flasher, $65. OF; Mrs. p.
Schuster, S66. 90; Herman Hannah.
$81.84; Phillip Sonnek, s187. Sc;
John F. Haechst, S61.71; Paul A.
Stencil, 1872; Ignatius. Rathai,
$5S.74; Frank Sonnek, $50. %; Err
nest Kaufman, $s7 90; Albert
Bohm, $52.47; kdolph Tolzmann,
S71.61; John J. Latuseck. 1883. 81;
Frank Walser, $50. 81; Beske Broth
ers, $55 ~; Chris Roessler Jr..
SOS. s6; Fred Kinder, SIS .6S: Louis
F. F., Phillips, $71.5o Edwin ogie,
$50 O3; William Pieper, $3.50;
John Veloska, SIT. AZ; Joe Sonnek.
$7S.43; William Werner, $72. 50;
Casmir Latuseck. 500 OF; G. Kahn,
T., - h
George sonnek. 1882; Joe Grun-
Edwin Redman, ssS.77; William
Wagner. s58. 80; Chris Roessler, Sr..
$96 rs; logan Busch, r$69. IS; Ed
win Thompson, SIS. OF; Jacob Mer-,
rill, $50 OF; Ben Pozimbo, $50. 81;
Schuster Brothers, $50. 49,: Otto
Putt. s5S.74: Fred Latowell, $50. e5;
William Budock, $62. 90: Herman
Pieper, S73. AS; Fred o. Paul. $50
10; william F. Boyer, sos. II; C. F.
Boyer, SEA. so; Fred Radtke, $65. "a;
Art Bramer, 1924; Herman Nett
gel, $94. 40; Ben Tolzmann, S59. 20;
Richart Reiman. $92. 20; Art Boyer,
s6S .09; Louis Herman, $55. IL; M. ].
Farnsworth s51. 90; Frank Holan,
$50. 05; w. M. Abrahamson, $50. 06;
Hurley Walker, 1897; Mrs. f.
Keuther, $50. ~; Herman Schnell,
$50. 6S; Gust Meyers. Sill. 81.
George Kremer of Mankato was
a business caller at Minnesota Lake.
Friday. r.
down from Mankato Saturday for q
visit at the Albert Cent? home.
Jim Kaufman OF Mankato spent
Sunday at the Lake with relatives.
George spent Sunday with the L. p.
g. A. Beske and Charles Heater
returned home from the cities
Tuesday evening with two Overland
cars. r.
Elvain Zobel came home from
Mankato Monday, after spending
the past week at the hospital, where
he received medical aid.
A. L.sLutz and daughter Cleta and
Mrs. Mary Lutg, left Monday after.
noon for Sc. Paul where they will
visit relatives. vi
Albert Heise autoed to Minnea-
polls Tuesday on business.
Tom Trahms went to Mankatoi
Monday morning on business.
Mrs. John Neubauer was Man
kato visitor Monday.
Mrs. Leo Stencil left Monday Tor
Farmer, s. D., where she will visit
relatives.
Miss Philippe Neubauer left Mon
day for, st, Peter where she will
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Krouss went to
Minneapolis Monday for visit with
the latter's mother.
Mrs. Anna Bach and children went
to Mankato "Wednesday for short
stay at the Joe Komodoski home.
Gerland Wrucke of Minnesota
Lake, Max and Kenneth Schottler Of
Hector, returned home Sunday from
the northern part Of the state, where
hey spent the summer camping.
r. L. Lutz and daughter Elecra
and Mrs. Mary Lutz returned home
Thursday from st. Paul where they
spent the first part OF the week with
H. L