The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-23
MINNESOTA LAKE NEWS
Personal and Social Stories; Amount
Paid Creamery Patrons.

Minnesota Lake, November 90
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drech autoed
from st. Paul Tuesday afternoon for
an extended vista with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hodge.
Mrs. Otto Kobe returned home
Monday evening from st. Paul where
she visited relatives the past few
days.
The Degree Of Honor lodge held
meeting at the lodge rooms Tues
day evening.
Miss Mary Benin, Mrs. August
Zobel, Edwin Kaufman, Byron and
Electa Lutz returned home Tuesday
evening from st. Paul where they
spent over Sunday at the Charles
Lutz home.
Messrs. r. L. Lutz, Herman Miller
and George Kaufman were bust
ness callers at New Richland Thurs
day: -,
kato Monday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Paul Stencil was a business caller
at Mankato Monday.
Art Trokenbrod came down from
the cities Tuesday on an extended
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson of Win
nebago were Lake callers Monday
e Guy r. Treanor was a business
caller at Blue Earth Monday.
William c. Minks went to Man
kato wednesday on business.
Norbert Penheiter returned home
Monday from Minneapolis where he
visited friends.
The Minnesota Lake Farmers
cooperative creamery company paid
fifty five cents per pound for Octo-
Der butterfat. A total Of SS,146;29
was paid the patrons by check. The
following received over fifty dollars
for fat hauled: w. e. Fischer, $63.25;
s71.65; Clarissa Patterson $73.35; Ed
F. Miller $105.S7; Lorentz Woitas.
$129.95; Nick Manders, $5197; Ro-
bert N. ,Degner, $500; Joseph Hen
zy S72.20; Frank Stencil, $114.12;
John H. Tronska, $500; Mrs. Otto
Boyer, $685.; Julius Tolzmann,
$S9. 80; Sherm Lotourell, $123.35; Jo-
seph Stencil, $3.50. Rathai Brothers
L. Schirmer, 1887; Adolph Tolz-
mann, $3.50; John ]; Latuseck,
$3.50; Frank P. Bach, $87.45; Earl
Stanton, $112.35; Steve Evans, SS2.25
Tom Stencil, $6S.60; Louis ] Osto-
Doe, $3.50: Art A. Zabe, 5000;
Frank A. Walser, $685.; Beske Bros.
$54.05: Fred Kinder, $500; Louis
F. Phillips, $1,000: Edwin Ogle,
$81.67; George P. Klaus, $3.50; Mar
tin ]. Walser, $61.60; William Pieper
$50.35: Harold j. Klaus, $54.05: Her
man Minse, s51.15; Charles Minse,
$S2.65; Charles Schroeder. $3.50;
Bucach Brothers ss3.22; Fred New
son, $s7.17; WILLIAM 91oI P de. $685. 81;
$55.95; Joseph Evan, S1441O; Rich
ard Schuck, $500: William Fischup,
$S0.15: Mike Kroenke, $10285;. Mrs.
P. Schuster, $4,000; Herman Ham
man, SS8.13; Phillip Sonnek, $209.S2;
George Synder, $685.; John Veloska
STATS; Joe Sonnek, $77.00; Cosmir
Latuseck, 1890; G. Kahn Jr., $3.50;
Ar. Nelson, $136.sD; George Sonnek,
$S3.72; Ed Redman, $126.50; Chris
'Roessler ST., $109.30; Ed Thompson
$10325; Jacob Merrill, $137.77; Otto
Putt, S110.27; Fred Latourer, $56.49;
William Budach, $685. Herman
Pieper, s66.55; Carl Bessen, $58.
Fred o. Paup, $70.53; Erich ,Tolz-
mann, s67.23; Fred Schumacher,
Ss1:S7; c. F: Boyer. 1880: William
RsysE Sol ~ S:,t Walter Bra Ra5
Tolzmann. 1927; Rich Reiman,
A. Miller, s75.62; Frank Holan. s55.55
Hans Abrahamson, $500; Hurley
Walker, $51.83; Mrs. z. Kenther,
S66.68; Ole Westberg, s66.39: Her
man J: Schnell, S6S.Ss; Gust Meyers:
S104.08,